Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-06
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The Central Wisconsin hatchery.
Waupaca, has completed the installa-
ton of mammoth incubator, which
has hen capacity of 1880 eggs.
The Fruit and Dairy Box Co. of
Sturgeon Bay has been taken over by
the Sheboygan Box Co., one of the
largest concerns in the lake shore
district.
Sergt. Herman Mason, of the uni
versity cadet corps, Madison, was
named defendant in a suit for divorce
by his wife, Margaret Mason, 81, in q
complaint filed recently.
Plans for new 100000 Hotel Weu
sau, which is to be built by Chris
Schroeder & Sons Co., of Milwaukee,
on the Hotel Bells site are rapidly
being complete din Wausau.
Seventeen nursery stock statesmen
have enrolled at the Wisconsin Col
lege Of Agriculture, Madison, in the
first five week horticultural course
ever given in the United States.
Four persons were rescued by fire.
men and the entire business district
of Pewaukee was threatened by a
| $4,000 fire which destroyed three
business buildings on Main street.
The new Washburn National bank
which was scheduled to start bust
ness Mar. 1, will not be in operation
until Mar. Is. The charter has been
granted, but has not been received by
the authorities.
In REMEMBERING streets, to avoid
Implications, the city council of James
vile honored three former presidents
Mckinley, Harding and Wilson. A
fourth street was named Marshall
place in honor of John Marshall.
A charter was granted recently to
the Continental Paper and Bag Mills
corporation, Delaware concern, by the
secretary OF state The Wisconsin
capitalization is $2,356,55O. State
headquarters will be at Marinette.
Suit for 81, SEQ has been filed against
the city Of Chippewa Falls by Mrs.
Blanche Daugherty, who alleges she
slipped on an icy sidewalk. The petit
ton for damages will be taken up by
the city council and referred to-Coun-
sci L. ]. Rusk.
| The Wisconsin Industrial school fol-.
boys is not liable for hospital bills
incurred by a paroled inmate without
the authority of the board of control,
John J. Hannah, secretary of the state
board of control, was advised by Asst.
Atty. Gen. Messerschmidt.
January, always a dead" month in
building circles in Superior, shows an
increase of 1888 over January, 1928,
according to records in that city.
These figures indicate that Superior
! is somewhat ahead of other parts OF
the state, taken as whole.
John 3. Jones, state commissioner
of agriculture, mas issued general
letter to all of the veterinarians Of
Wisconsin urging them to be on the
lookout for cases of hoof. and mouth
disease and to Immediately notify the
department should they observe such
cases.
The Supreme court has directed
Secretary of State Fred R. thinner
man to audit the claim of the state
normal school regents as approved by
the emergency board. This means that
the emergency law has been held valid
and that no special session of the leg
islature will be necessary to furnish
funds to operate the university and
normal schools.
AS the result of a razor wound,
Charles Leclaire, 20, of lLeclaire Bros,
electricians, Green Bay, lies in a pre-
carious- condition at st. Vincent's hos
pital. He has cut from a point just
under the chin extending almost to
the back of his throat and measuring
about five inches in length. The
wound was too high to be fatal but he
lost a great deal of blood.
For the first time in Stevens Points
history, policemen will get day of
rest. The board of fire and pofTne
commissioners voted to relieve the
officers from active duty one day in
seven Heretofore, they have worked
seven days and when they laid off
took a loss in pay Gas and smoke
masks for use by the city's fremen
were ordered By the commissioners.
+. e. Mueller Of the F. E. Mueller
Pickle Co., packers of pickles and
sauerkraut, Ripon, have purchased the
building of w. B. Smith, formerly used
as a woodworking mill by the Smith
Cabinet and Millwork Co. The deal
includes the buildings, interior fittings
and four lots of land adjacent to the
st. Paul railroad tracks, directly OPP
posite the depot The building will be
re1nodeled and converted into an up
to-date and modern pickle factory with
facilities for packing over 1000 barrels
Of pickles a season. Mr.. Mueller ex-
poets TO move into his new location
before June !.
William Brand, operator of the pro-
jecting machine in theater at Lady
smith, saved himself from being
burned to death when 4 film caught
fire, by jumping through window
landing on the sidewalk Is feet below.
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