Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-02-01

or Ponce Arthur H. Gabbert. Mr. Golz
will assume his new duties Feb. /.
4 The first liquor jury in Rock county
to include woman acquitted M. J..
F1nnerty, proprietor of the South
GAINESVILLE hotel The woman was Mrs.
Agnes McGavock. The jury acquitted
Finnerty on the second ballot of two
counts, charging possession of liquor
and maintaining nuisance.
Winter sports brought accidents to
three persons in Green Bay, all mis-
haps occurring at a toboggan slide
within a few minutes. Philip Merrill,
16, and William Beno, 18, broke their
legs. Miss Leona Meeley, while ski
ing with party of girls, fractured
her ankle.
A delegation Of ten Brown county
farmers will be at Madison the week
Of Jan. 29-Feb. 8, when an amalgama-
ton of dairy and banking interests
4 will be carried out for the purpose OF
Systematically advertising Wisconsin
dairy products, it is reported by Coun-
ty Agent ]. N. Kavanaugh.
During the week ending Jan. 10, APP
plications for work continued to ex
coed requests for help at the IL public
employment offices of the state, the
industrial commission reports. The
number of placements was 1,7Q9, COM
pared with 1876 the previous week
and 1.071 the same week a year ago.
Plans are practically complete for
the 1923 trip Of the Lawrence College
Mems Glee club, one of the foremost
organizations Of it's kind among col
leges of the country. The trip, to be
taken in March, will last three weeks
and will carry the group of about
forty men into all the principal cities
Of Wisconsin, northern Illinois and
portions of Minnesota.
tuberculosis in hogs caused the re-
lection of more than % per celtt OF the
total number slaughtered at the three
largest Wisconsin packing plants dur
ing the first week Of January. The
total number slaughtered in the pack
ing plants which reported was 36,116.
OF this number United States inspec-
tors sent 1870 to the fertilizer tanks
because of tuberculosis infections.
Three Wood county youths, Chester
Long, Lloyd Young and Alvin Smith,
alleged school burglars, were given
sentences of two years each In the
Green Bay reformatory by Judge
Byron B. Park in circuit court at
Stevens Point, after all had entered
pleas of guilty. The trio was alleged
to have broken into country school
houses in the towns of Grand Rapids
and Saratoga in Wood county.
The 6-year-old thoroughbred Guern-
sey COW, Tricky of Maple Brock, No.
68,819, owned by the DR.. Kleinhans
stock farm, in the town of Glover, is
claimed to be the champion dairy cow
of all breeds in Bayfield, county. She
just completed a years test during
which time she produced 729 pounds
of butter fat, and did so without re-
ceiving anything but ordinary care
given all stock on the Kleinhans
farm.
Persons desiring to have game fish
planted in specified streams of the
state are urged to make immediate
application to the Wisconsin conserya-
ton commission, Madison, by Brayton
o. Webster, commissioner in charge
of fisheries. He said that only in this
met. A larger supply of fngerlings
will be available this year than ever
before, the commissioner says. He
hopes to meet most of the applications
for bass and trout.
A farmer living near Colfax, Dunn
county, has forwarded to Assembly
man J. D. Millar a bill for $10375 for
alleged damages to his hen roost by
skunks, which are protected by state
/ law. The farmer says the skunks got
in their nefarious work because it was
| illegal for him to protect his own
property by shooting them. Assembly
man Millar says the bill is perfectly
valid but he fears the number of skunk
claims may grow to bothersome pro-
portions.
/ Wisconsin ouA passes OH 0IoCO0 IL
the breeding of Guernsey cattle as in
Dictated by the number of Advanced
Register records held by breeders of
| the Badger commonwealth. OF the
| 1886 Advanced Register records held
by breeders in thirty-seven states of
the Union, 2.017 were made in Wis
consin herds. The nearest competitor
! is New York, with but 1,165 records
The Advanced Register of the Amer
lean Guernsey Cattle club is a system
of registry for Guernsey cattle which
is based on merit in the production of
butterfat.
A new unofficial milk production
record for a grade COW has been set
at Beloit by Kit, a 5year-old Holstein
owned by Rockwell and Katterhenry
A. J. Cramer, dairy husbandman Of
the Wisconsin Dairymen's association,
is authority for the worlds record
claim as result of Kits yield of 23,374
pounds of milk and 804.2 pounds of
butterfat in the year ending Jan. IS,
1928. This means that Kit has pro-
duced 10,751 quarts of milk during
the year, or SLOTS worth on the basis
Of 10 cents quart.
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