Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03

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committee has been organized, COM
posed of Edward Nordman, head of the
market commission. as chairman, and
], B. Borden. secretary of the board of
public affairs. as secretary of the coal
distribution committee. The other
members, as appointed by Gov. Blainc
as members of the coal board, are l..
E. Gettle, member of the railroad COM
mission, and ]. ]. d. Mack, state
Engineer.
Madison-Eight persons were killed
and twenty-five injured in grade cross
ing accidents In the months of April.
May and June of this year in Wiscon-
In statement to the state engineers
quarterly report. Eighty-two accidents
other than crossing accidents, with
thirteen deaths and fifty-two injuries.
were reported
Marinette-Joseph Kresky, son of
Mr.. and Mrs M. F. Kresky of Mari
nette, is the champion cherry picker of
the Y. M. c. A. camp near Sturgeon
Bay. He picked total of 2,066 quarts,
a daily average of 156 quarts. He was
presented with a silver loving cup as
prize. 49,, ssss. u. ~, ~
Blanchardville-Th remarkable de-
velopment of the small town gathering
known as the field day. was exempli-
fed at Blanchardville when a crowd,
estimated from 5000 to 10000, gather
ed at the invitation of the American
Legion post. On the program were
foot races and other contests, two
baseball games and dance.
Superior-The tracks, poles and
other standing equipment of the old
Wisconsin interurban electric line
which ran between Madison and Port
age, were ordered razed, the expense
to be borne by the city of Madison, in
q decision handed down by Judge c..
y. Luse in district federal court ut
Superior.
Madison - The concrete highway
construction program in Wisconsin
will have to be cut sharply because of
the coal strike and the railroad shop
mems strike, f. A. Cannon, secretary
of the good roads association of Wis
consin said in a statement at Madison.
Over two hundred seventy miles OF
projected concrete road will be affect
ed
Fond du Lac-The Ripon Produce
company entered a plea of guilty by
long distance telephone in municipal
court at Fond du Lac to charge of
adulterating and selling adulturated
butter on June 10. The court imposed
"a fine Of $25 and costs, which will be
paid.
Minocqua-A beautiful church to re-
place the edifice destroyed by fire a
number of months ago is being erected
by st. Patrick's. congregation at Mi
nocqua. The structure is of English
Gothic type and will have battlement-
ed towers, similar to the old Irish
monasteries.
Oshkosh-Preparatio are under
way among the Methodist churches of
Oshkosh for the annual Wisconsin
Methodist conference which will be
held in that city for a week, beginning
Sept. S. Bishop Charles B. Mitchell of
st. Paul will preside.
Ladysmith-J. A. Schmidt & Son Of
Ladysmith are owners of a pure bred
Holstein COW that produced 2,161
pounds of milk and rs pounds of but
ter fat in month and won high place
In the cow testing associations rec
ords.
Merrill-Paul Schweinburg of Mer-
rill, ]. N. Tittemore of Omro, and
Judge Mahoney of Viroqua have been
appointed committee to work out a
plan for the perfection of a contract
between farmers and the Equity Dairy
mems association.
Appleton-Complete revision of the
house numbering system in Appleton
changes in the names of large num-
Der of streets, and adoption of an
arterial highway system are among
the immediate activities planned in
that city.
Crystal Palls-Maurice Olson of
Crystal Falls had his left foot badly
mangled when he attempted to jump