Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-08-26
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

Madison-About % per cent Of the
country school teachers Of Wisconsin
have taught in the same rural school
for more than one year. State Super
Idendent John Callahan has announc-
cd the distribution OF $43.27L45 among
these teachers as a bonus. Teachers
receive on an average $26.f3 addition
al to their salary as a bonus. There
were $50 teachers who participated
ia the distribution, The law under
which these payments are made Was
passed to encourage teachers to re-
main longer than one year in the same
country school Teachers who have
taught ia the same rural school a
second year are entitled 10 81 a
month"; for a third year, "a per month
and for fourth or succeeding year, 50
q month.
Wisconsin Rapids Two carloads of
grade Guernsey and Holstein cattle,
including several grade Guernsey bulls,
were shipped from Wood county re-
Gently to Manitoba. where they will be
placed upon large dairy farm sup
plying milk 10 the city of Winnipeg. +
This is the second shipment OF Wood .
county cattle TO the Winnipeg farm. +
Eighteen carloads Of Wood county cat
tie have been shipped from Vesper
this season, netting about 1872 600
Dodgeyille- The Wisconsin blue"
law. which has rested on the statute
books most OF the time since 1849.
took its first toll OF the season at
Dodgeyille when FIVE players and six
officers of the DodReyille baseball
club were arrested. charged with con
spring TO violate the Sunday observ-
ance statute by playing baseball
Members Of the Dodgeyille Law and
Order league caused the arrests.
Madison Give children common
sense diet OF vegetables cereals. fruit
and milk and don't worry about vita
mines Or +. J. Huenekens, professor
of pediatrics at the University of Min.
nesota, advised in speaking before the
conference OF health officers al Maal-
son. Too much attention is being paid
TO utamines when The ordinary mixed
diet Us all that is necessary. he said.
Oshkosh FIFTY horses. n carload OF
oats "a loft full OF hay. rs Gets Of har-
uesseo. several old carriages aud a
large barn, the property OF the Paine
Lumber Co. Oshkosh. were consumed
in q are. Twelve horses were rescued.
and three We're shot 10 end their sui-
iernRs. while the majority of the
animals were smothcred or burned TO
death in their stalls The loss is
estimated az $4,000
Maaitowoc- Two purses OF gold
were given Monsienor w. J. Peil.
pastor OF ST. Bonuace church. Mani
toWoc at q celebration commemorate
ine he dfueth anniversary of ms
ordination THE congregation. which
has been under Father Peus guidance
for fortyt two wears. presented one of
the purses, while visiting priests were
lhe donors of the other.
Glenwood City David James Cush-
ms the second oldest settler in the
township OF Cady ST Croix county.
died un the farm which he home.
steaded So years ago. lie was e
and az recent gathering OF the old
settlers of that township it was
brought ont that only one man had
preceded him in establishing a resi-
dence there IN the early days.
Tomah A pure bred Guernsey. own.
ed by W H. Hanchett. topped the
Cataract Testing association. Montoe
county, for July. with "a record of 72.5
pounds of butter fat Grade Guorn,
seys owned by G. f. Hansen and W
l}awley We're among the first six.
Alfred Johnson's herd was high. with
an average OF 80 pounds per cow.
Fort Atkinson C. A. Potter. assis.
tant postmaster at Fout Atkinson. re-.
ctiYcd confirmation of his appoint.
ment as postmaster Mr. Potter has
been connected with the local post
office Is years He was born in
WATERFOWL as years ago and was
graduated from Whitewater Normal
school
Beloit--A memorial tree. the FIRST in
the state TO be dedicated In memoir. a.,
EIks who save their lives in the
World war, was dedicated at Beloft by
w j. Schad president of The Wiscon.
sin Elks' association. fin the openins
event of the ihreeday state conyen.
ton held ia that city
Madison-A eoroners jury at Mad.
son cxooerated Frank Hoover. hotel
owner Of Middleton. from blame for
the death OF Prof A. E. Beregren al
the University of Wisconsin as rs-
suit OF an automobile accident last
week. The jurors decided The ACE,
Sent WAS unavoidable