Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-01
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Judge C. NJ Dawson on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anagnastopoulos ask
SIC, 900 damages for mean words said
to have been uttered by Theodosis
Karamano1is.
| Disbarred by age from participating
in the war of Germany against Aus
tria, in 1866, Valentine Kuffel, then a
member of the German army, died in
Hansen, Menominee county, having
reached the age of 101. He was born
in Poland, Feb. 8, 1922.
Sentences of five years each were
imposed upon Hubert Buechner, 81,
Willis Harbort, 20, and Stuart Halber-
slaben, %, by Judge A. O. Stolen in
superior court at Madison following
confession of the three that they had
participated in number of local
robberies.
The Bankers Trout and Game club
Of Brentwood, which has been making
an extensive test of the artesian
waters on their holdings on the north
end of Lake Chetek, for the past three
years, have installed a large, modern
hatchery and are Matching 100000
brook trout eggs.
Mrs. Margaret Y. Lampert, 20, wife
of Philip L. Lampert, youngest son Of
Representative and Mrs Florian Lam
pert, died at a hospital in Oshkosh
of stomach trouble. She was married
at Panama, Dec. 20, 1921, while Mr..
Lampert was serving in the United
States navy. stationed at the Panama
canal.
Justice Charles H. Crownhart of the
Wisconsin supreme court, filed his
nomination papers, bearing upwards
of 10000 names, with the secretary of
state. One year ago in April, Mr..
Crownhart was named TO the supreme
bench by Gov. Blaine, to succeed the
late Chief Justice r.. G. Siebecker.
Mr.. Crownhart is now candidate for
reelection for q ten year term.
Robert A. Amundson, Oconto county
agricultural agent the last six years,
has rendered his resignation. AS soon
as the several mid-winter fairs under
his charge are over, he will enter
upon his now position as county agent
of Outagamie county, which was re-
Gently offered him by the agricultural
committee of the county board at
Appleton.
With an enrolment of 352 pupils,
Tomah high school boasts an average
attendance for the years first semes-
ter Of 81 per cent, a fact which &C
counts for the unusually small number
of failures in class finals. The girls,
numbering 202. hold the record and
are responsible for but seven failures.
The boys, with an enrolment of $50,
are responsible for more than three
times as many failures as the girls
Jail sentences for convicted moon
sinners will no longer be considered
the farce that they haze in the past.
under dictum by Judge A. G. Hopp-
mann in superior court, Madison.
After sending seven men to jail on
liquor charges, Judge Hoppmann de-
prisoners to be ''farmed OUT under
the old Huber law. Hereafter they
will be forced to serve their terms.
Southern buyers are in Wisconsin
buying all the certified seed potato
stock in sight, according to Prof. J. G..
Milward, who advised growers at a.
meeting at Green Bay to obtain their
seed now while it can be bought for
go cents to 81 bushel. Growers APP
proved publication of a market paper
for potato growers and employment
of an expert to market and advertise
Wisconsin seed potatoes.
The first sale of pedigreed Duroc
hogs ever held in Watertown was at
auction in the Holstein sales pavilion
before two hundred Jefferson and
Dodge county farmers and stock rails
ers. Rigid conditions governed. Sows
were guaranteed and accompanied by
al certificate of registration. Sixty
head were offered and number of
sales were made at less than $500,
which was considered rather low by
some of the stock-breeders, as an or
binary porker is worth $40 to $50.
County Agent J. N. Kavanaugh has
opened crusade to rid Brown county
Of tuberculin cattle and it is hoped to
free the dairy herds of the dread
menace with all possible despatch.
The county agent is driving home his
points in favor of the area test meth
Cd of state inspection at every oppor-
tunity and it is planned to appoint a
chairman Of committee in each
town of the county to circulate petit
tons asking for regulation state in
spection of all herds. To take ad-
vantage of the area test so per cent
of the farmers Of any given county
must sign these petitions and state
man will be sent in to test all herds
including those of dairy men who
might be opposed to submitting their
cattle to a health examination.
George Goldman and Allie Andrews,
neither of whom has yet attained his
majority are operating a Guernsey
farm near Montfort. The Mineral
Point Creamery company runs cream
route past this farm and the January
cream check amounted to $500. In
addition the boys operate milk routes
in Montfort and Livingston.
Marshfeld will have a fiye-day fair