Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-29
BADGER STATE
HAPPENINGS

e-a4n Bay-It will be another
-ro-,b. anyway, according to veteran
-ra-rers. before navigation is opened
- Green bay. Soundings OF the ice
,b.a,-rass on the bay show a solid Is
ta.ass and it will take many days of
tsr4av sDring weather to honeycomb
~ frozen surface The river ice is
so4a7fng up considerably and another
ton weeks will probably see open
stretches between Green Bay and De
Pege
ra Ppre-During the month of Feb
rrsfr. a registered Hols'ein owned by
Tosepb Hoskens, of near DePere, pro
dncai sos pounds of milk and 70
rarrEs of butter fat, according to the
raro-t of the tester of the Wrights-
Town J4reenleaf Cow Testing associa-
tion of the 404 cows tested, 100 pro
durad more than 40 pounds of butter
fat and p produced more than so
pounds.
Green Bay-The timely assistance
of MIS- Charles Koenig saved the life
Of Earl Palmer, Z, as the youngster
was glaying along the edge of East
river near Green Bay. The ice gave
way and the boy fell in. Mrs. Koenig,
lookiu- from her kitchen window, saw
the boy in the slush water. Despite
the DANGER, she rushed across the
boneg-combed ice and carried the boy
to safety
Bear Blanche, 3 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Mel
son. who lived near Bear Greek. lost
three fingers of her left hand when
her year old brother accidentally
struck her with a Ratchet The little
girl was standing near him and a
instructed blow brought the blade
down 5n her hand, cutting all but the
thumb and index finger
Janesville-The Bowman Dairy Co.
Cheaeo operating plants at James
vile Brooklyn. Wis, and Bristol, Wis,
is expected 10 pay the full Chicago
price averaging 1925 for three-hfth
milk tor the six months starting Apr
! This price for April given out by
the Bowman Co, is $3.50; May, $3.50:
June ESQ. July, S2.70; August and
September $275.
A oh ~
granted by the secretary of state to
the F7pislmann Mating Co, an Ohio
corporation, capitalized at s2,000,000.
Wisconsin headquarters will be at
WATERFOWL The Wisconsin capital
will be $4,000 Incorporation papers
indicate he company intends to oper-
ate factory in the state.
Chippewa Falls-The city council
Of Chippewa Falls has adopted
resolution providing for the placing
on the ballot in the regular April
election Die proposition for new
auditorium building. The cost, ac-
cordjnE plans submitted, is about
Ao9gaa 1T is to have seating ca
pacity Of $500 persons.
Sapero More fish fry will be
planted .n lakes and streams in Doug
las county his year than ever before
ll The Douglas County Fish and Game
Protective association. Application
ior cans 81 FISH have been received
IN great numbers by those in charge
= distribution. Fry will be delivered
late in April.
sparta Giving due credit to his en-
aheer al fireman, Conductor Dan
eni.a Of he branch line of the Mil
Sa1hee road running to Viroqua. can
S'aS ABOUT not having been delayed
'.e a7ep SHOWS this winter. He
a-s however used the snow pillow and
as more than ever before during
y lomah- according to reports from
'gse There is some talk of making
's. y organize a new county.
~ portions of Jackson, Monroe
Il A., sp4 Ia Crosse counties. and making
q 'sT laa county seat. The advan-
claimed is that this would mean
sD5 equal distribution OF benefits
n '-.'li-s'aa-Th irty-ive women and
r, -ea employees of the Universal
s' ,4 20. Burlington, have gone on a
e,. .as demanding a 20 per cent in.
lee, . wages The company had
a. ling four lines Of can max.
h.. machinery and reorganized its
i now operating two lines
Oh Robert Cooper IS years
II sss renter ended his life in
NJ. be home of his sister
al o Meyer. by shooting him,
N ko-,. o4omen with a shotgun
IS blamed for the deed. -