Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-30

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| .-.srt Events of the Week
Ivy sronnd the Badger State
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avs paint-Struck from behind
driven by Nels Johnson, Wis
psrds as he was getting ready
''-,-- info his own machine, Stanley
az also of Wisconsin
s fatally injured on high
lr4sr PIover, and died at a hos
'a' s-arans Point. Johnson was
s. HE lights Of Janowiak's
did onicials. Janowiak was
=. between the two cars and his
.ra was crushed.
o. rsEa-The state and national
ros. 81 auizations have donated
~. n rs cyclone sufferers near
rmn and Boomer Armour
usa have a milk condensary at
~ have given $1,000, the Farm
s.o-a $500. and the city of
So $500 Chippewa county ex-
-. = egs $1,000 when the county
t.,.5~-afs Neighboring citizens are
t.,,re I'd clean up the debris.
r.7r.n;rh-The largest production
---b IN fba history Of the Ladysmith
- min was competed a few days
:, The pant has a producing ca
.,,.+v of IS tons Of newsprint per day.
6,,irg he month the mill produced
= average OF 1913 tons daily. This is
NJ hest record since the plant com
rs-,45 operations over 40 years ago.
f,5rsmith-An old fashioned rock
i. Far Rusk county prisoners will be
mf3el in Ladysmith, according to
j, committee of the county board. A
g.E8a consisting Of two inch plank,
rslgp feet high viii be erected in the
.egh-asera part Of Ladysmith. Many
Migrants ars expected to strike this
.r1y aom their route in the future.
yepnah Rain was so heavy that
h jgovnei cut the birds during the
.re1t storm in Neenah. August
nuags local police and fire COM
missioner is authority for the state
rut that Ills nephew picked up 357
|t5n the grounds at the Raprager
lone Tie birds. drowned, numbered
&, By actual count, it was said.
Wactoma- During a severe rain and
Electrical storm The German Evangeli-
81 church at Neshkoro, near Wauto-
aa was struck By lightning and
hrel Tie Methodist church of
Fagoma was struck by lightning but
Gs iama9e was done. The corn
e2 IN W# Aala county was dam
ed severely
cla0aulIe-Part of the Chinese
vail blasted away to allow the en-
ra1c Of -Four Wheel Drive and which
Tas purchased by a representative of
he F VI . has arrived in Clinton
H.a and has been erected in the city
s lis pillars are works Of ancient
uT..h carvings in relief and images
a.s tom
lol.-A book giving Bible texts in
Norwegian FOR each Sunday of the
lai which was printed in 1904, is
! l-7rsaea possession of C. NJ. Ever
q The volume has been handed
9E1 IN his family for several genera
~a-s Mr. Evalson, who is 63, lives in
@ house where he was born in Lodi.
'l@oerland-Carl Howeiler, IS, was
-sas' drowning victim OF the season
cumberland Not being able to
''- aa stepped into a hole and dis
''s-a,al When the body was re
"'-iea little water was found in the
leading TO the belief that he
z. from shock
.2l5movol-Dayid strohn. 65, Of
.'@-ee was fatally injured when
vas siraaa By a Milwaukee road
- as be Was walking on the tracks
.o-onowoa to get some medicine
-s Vile Who is i'll. His neck was
2a-l it's believed.
sas Point Michael Neuman, rs,
-'- years a ianitor at local pub
@4ooIs committed suicide by
'-2s a.m-e,f in the mill race Of
".7-aasl river at Stevens Point.
& believed to have caused
% 7a4 lie
aton Calvin, Brentwood
a Ills arm as a result of
lumber mill in Superb
mangled above the
10 be amputated at
II
j trolling in Amacoy
of Bruce caught a
weighed 38 pounds
largest exhibited in