Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-16

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..s,sb-A warning has been is
-. he residents Of Oshkosh and
y. county to take extraordi-
w. .-saarrons against a species of
- rorn hat has appeared in this
~ Attention to the situation
F. ..rla5 when huge numbers of the
" were observed on willow trees
so p-rsrsde park at the foot Of Main
: ~. where they stripped the trees
t,Iae4 County Agent Sell pre-
7 - srz nate of lead, which was
~. on the trees. Efforts are to
I made 10 check the worms before
:. ..,,ors damaee TO crops results.
vssosb-Eaward Frakes. 70, is lay
=. claim to being Neenah's champion
s.ss,man Edward doesn't use, ex-
- seEle. A short length of rope
{ m than be asks. Young Frakes
=, walkng near the fumes Of a
amer company here carrying a piece
4 rope GIancing into this water he
.v biz pike lazily noting about
oai,tlv knotHng the rope to form
Moose he crept up Oh the FISH,
,i,nsd the loop over is tail and
,rs 4 quick jerk. Edward swears
i never heard about either Izaak
Walton or Ananias.
Green Bay The .stork brought fifty
iris and htgnine boys to Green Bay
ip-pg Jaly. according to the report
d fhe city statisIclan. During the
same month deaths numbered forty
seven. eleven Of which were non-resi-
dents The large number Of hospitals
h Green Bay. with a good percentage
q the deaths being non-residents, is
ggen BY the city health officer as the
rasoa for the high death rate of
Green Bay IS recently announced
ton Madison The fatalities of the
pa month are a striking example
d this
Superior Struck down by an auto
noble while chasing a rubber ball
h.o the street near his home in
Superior Charles Ward, 5. died an
Aar later AS the result of skull frac-
hes and Internal injuries. The car
yss driven by Grover c. West West
nh police hat the lad darted into
Be path o. the car. Instant applica-
tm Of the brakes failed to prevent
hitting The boy, West said.
Madison The balance in the state
treasury araragd to $16.949,877 Aug. I,
BE financial report Of State Treasurer
sdcmu LeUtan, issued Monday,
Slows The balance on July / was
l4as5s7 The drop was occasioned
EoaGa By the increase in disburse-
rOts Receipts during the month
lnogl % S-234,338, and disburse-
ra,s gt2sS
CaiPaeW RAILS The explosion Of a
tllnl.e cap lew away the first fin
81 aaa e5 on the lett hand Of
lEsas H son of Mr.. and Mrs
aI who live near Policy.
m bays hgmb on his right
shot away by the explo-
ia IHe mantle cap had been left
15 By crew OF men engaged in
s1T.lg .mas
u'l#o9- ''.E- Howard Dickey, is,
ilaFal broken jaw and cuts and
slas Hasa be was buried beneath
Y an5e Of barn blown down by
1sa'E wIn On the Herman Stevens
-l mile south of Glenwood City.
aaa and half of hail did con,
'7a'ie damage to the crops. Heavy
y vas general throughout this ter
Sfs5vood Although heavy rains
..s AaaaEa4 all kinds Of farm work
Month tanners throughout the
.-! Fl Brentwood, are commenc-
= harvest q large crop of oats and
The seain crops are of ex-
quail. and farmers will re-
s.-a return. Potatoes are
'~ e. 5s progressing well.
.slls.l-Lawrence Xix, 12-year-
os Dir and Mrs. Henry nix.
aanI had his thumb
fingers on his right hand
- BETH legs mutlated when
#hich youthful play
- Sploded in his hand.
brother, who stood at
vas injured.
gr. 5ohn Yon, Is, son of
q is under arrest IN
= sed with the theft
The boy is said to
Ia officers that he took