Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-11-15
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bruises that were at first believed to
be serious when his car skidded from
highway AZ north of New Glarus and
turned over.
Falling on a cement sidewalk and
suffering fractured skull, Jacob
senft, u, pioneer resident of Stur-
geon Bay, died IL hours after the &C
cident. A native of Germany he re-
sided in this city for IS years.
Ri. Rev R. H. Weller, bishop of the
Fond du Lac Episcopal diocese, was
surprised on his Goth birthday by a
check from the various churches in
the diocese and q note saying it was
to be used in the purchase Of an auto
mobile.
Mrs. Daisy Wright, Delevan, was
elected president Of the district Wom-
ems Relief Corps organization at the
annual meeting held at Sharon, attend,
ed by 125 delegates from Beloit, James
vile. Elkhorn, Delavan, Darien and
Clinton.
= The annual Northern Wisconsin
grain show is to beld at Rice Lake
this winter, Jan. 8 to Z, at which time
there will be an extensive display Of
northern grown grains. Last year,
Bayfield, county won the silver loving
cup for the best display of grain.
With the announcement that state
corporation income taxes for the year
amount to $6.694.724.57 it was an
nounced at the state tax commission
recently that field audit now being
made will result in a larger total
figure by Dec. when the audit will
be closed
The Stanley-Cadott Cow Testing as
sociation was formed at a meeting in
Stanley Of a group of farmers who as
sembled at the call of J. NJ Bolon,
instructor of agriculture in the Stan
ley high school. Twenty-six members,
owning nearly 400 cows, were en-
rolled at the first meeting.
Joseph Knoll, S-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Knoll, Of the town of
Tilden near Chippewa Falls, was
taken to ST. Joseph's hospital, having
pierced the iris of his right eye with
a knife when he slipped while whit
ting on a stick of wood 1t is expect
ed that his sight can be saved.
The worlds thriftiest school is the
record obtained at Fond du Lac re-
Gently by the Jefferson school This
,,c,,,,+o+;o-, ;r boco6 ,,p0v, a Inn nor
cent savings record for all the pupils
in the school No other school in the
world is said to have equalled it for
a saving record among high school
banks.
Legislation against the manufacture
and sale of substitutes for dairy prod
ucts was advocated by the National
Association Of Creamery Buttermak-
sers in resolutions adopted at the an
nual convention recently held at Mad
ison. Such products were declared to
be detrimental to the public health
and harmful to the dairy industry.
Leopold zoellner, 81, was killed on
his farm near Sherry when he was
thrown from manure spreader he
was operating in the field. It is be
lieved that the horses were frightened
and ran away. Mr.. Zoellner liveS only
Is minutes after the accident hap
peped An examination showed that
his neck had been broken in the fall.
Martin w. Hurlbut. 81, Civil war
veteran a9sl resident Of Wisconsin
rs years, died at his home in Fond 'iu
Lac after an illness of four years.
Mr.. Hurlbut was a lieutenant in the
Fourteenth Wisconsin infantry during
the Civil war. He was shot in the hip
at the battle of Shiloh and carried the
bullet in his leg the remainder of his
life.
Harvesting Of the 1923 sugar beet.
crop at Luxembourg is expected to be
completed within very short time.
More than twice the number of cars
of beets have been shipped to the
Green Bay Sugar Co. from the Lux
emburg station as were shipped from.
this station last year. At present, sew
eral cars of beets remain on the
ground to be loaded in cars.
To date, State Conservation Com
missioner Elmer 8. Hall has issued
245,OOO license tags and all orders are
not filled as yet. Each trap must bear
a tag which costs cents. Any trap
not carrying the tag may be taken
UP by any person Game wardens
say as many as four traps, owned by
as many different individuals are set
to capture one lone muskrat or mink.
Raymond Clancy, II, of Chicago,
was found dead in duck boat. He
was hunting on Ross Allen lake, Lac
Du Flambeau, near Rhinelander. The
youth had gone out early after ducks.
Soon after bis sister heard a shot,
quickly followed by another. AS the
boy did not return for dinner, search
was made ard ho was found dead
with gun shot just below his neck.
A carload Of pure bred Holsteins
and milking S'horthorns was shipped
out of Rock county recently bound for
Guatemala, Central America. The
stock was selected by B. Johnson, 4
former Wisconsin resident, now pur-
chasing cattle for the Central states.
Raymond Farber IA, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Farber of Reedsburg, is
dead as a result of gunshot wound