Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-28
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Madison-The state department OF
agriculture reports that during the
month of March, 1921, there were test
ed under the state-federal accredited
herd plan 354 herds containing 1877
cattle. This indicates the steadily in,
creasing growth as it is marked in
crease over our largest volume for any
month. On April l there were sc?
fully accredited herds containing H.,
594 cattle; $50 herds containing 24,04S
cattle having passed one negative test
toward generalization. During March
207 additional herds were taken under
supervision making total of 2,042
herds under supervision containing 81,
$50 cattle.
Birchwood-To stimulate a keeneI
interest in land clearing as advocated
by officials of the Washburn County
Land Clearing Association, the State
Land Clearing department, Madison,
has announced that a series of Land
Clearing schools will be held in Wash
burn county some time during the
month of May. All equipment peces-
sary for the adoption of the schools in
the county will be furnished free by
the Wisconsin Land Clearing depart.
ment.
Barron--Joe Dardin, who was ar.
toG 10 On q
making moonshine whisky, was fined
$3.50 and given six months in the Bar.
ron county jail In February Dardin
was arrested on similar charge and
was given a twenty day sentence in
the county Jail and was fined 5000.
Dardin resides on a farm not far from
Barron.
Racine-Sheriff James of Racine
county, is trying to figure out how he
can obey a court order to return six
barrels of beer seized in a raid, when
the beverage was poured into Lake
Michigan two months ago. Judge E.
B. Belden, who heard an appeal, dis,
missed the case on the ground that
constitutional, and issued an order di-
recting the sheriff to return the six
barrels of beer.
Neenah = Existing marriage laws
have relegated the small town magls.
trate to the scrap heap so far as ma.
trimonial knots are concerned, in the
oe Nf %
McCallum Couples who now have to
wait five days after applying for mar
riage licenses invariably seek the serv'
ices of a parson, he says, and cites
as proof that during his two years as
Justice he has presided at but five
court weddings.
De Pere = Dennison Wheelock, an
Oneida Indian attorney, and one of the
best known Indians in the United
States, was elected city attorney of De
Pere at a meeting of the city council,
replacing Herbert j. Smith, who has
been city attorney fifteen years. Mr..
Wheelock was the organizer of the
famous Carlisle Indian band which
d
which made trip to Great Britain.
Sheboygan August Lutte, city
sealer of weights and measures, is CON
Quoting an energetic campaign against
bakeries which ship bread into She
boygan on account Of complaints
reaching him that loaves are under
weight. Sheboygan has an ordinance
covering the weight of bread. Local
dealers have been warned of prosecu,
ton for selling underweight bread.
Kenosha-It became known here
that members of the local gambling
syndicate had been "nicked" for $4,000
by the old wire tapping game. Men
purporting to come from Waukegan
got a bet on race. 1t was claimed
that the daylight saving aided the men
to carry out their plan. The men got
away with the cash.
Rhinelander-Ralph Heating, More.
ford Becker, Norman Sergeant and
William Jesse pleaded guilty to dyna.
hitting fish and were fined $3.50 and
costs or nine months in Jail. Heating
and Becker took Jail sentences. The
sentence is the heaviest given in court
here for violation of fish laws.
Superior-Three Superior lawyers
are candidates for appointment to the
post of county judge, left vacant by
the death of Judge ID. E. Roberts. They
are Archie Mckay, district attorney;
j. B. French, state assemblyman and
Justice of the peace. and w. B. kellogg
president of the Douglas County Bar
association. French is chairman OF
the judiciary committee in the as