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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
1 RECUERDos Y
ACTUALIDADES
LA ExHIB1CION EsCoLAR EN-
e PADRE RuFO"

Muchos es}fos han maduradO las
hojas del arbol de mi Vida; cada
| aiio trae nuevas hoias; pero ell tron-
co, altnque envejece, es el mismo.
I@Alguna que otra rama Sc quebr6 al
lsoplo del huracan del destino, mas
linmediatamente surgio un nuevo
brote...
Evoeo la igura espiritual de mi
maestro, el que dirigio acertamente
mis- primeros. pasos por la senda del
pensamiento. va han pasado amos
ly amos; la escuela no es para mi
slno un recuerdo, pero, por gracia v
bondad divina, es la actualidad lle-
! ma de promesas en- mi hijo. Los res
petos que anidaron en- mi hacia ell
maestro, sc reproducen con gran con-
tento nio, en- esa prolongaci6n de
mi espiritu Y mi carne que, acom-
panado por mis- ilusiones Y ampara-
do por mi bendicion en- ell nombre de
Dios, Marcia diariamente a la es-
cuela, prenado de deseo de saber. Me
regocija yer como esplende en- el ell
anhelo de poser ell pensamiento, y
como hay en- la suya un refejo per-
fecto de mi alma. -
Un gran pesar embargo mi ser
al no poder asistir la exhibition
de los 1trabajos de su primer aio de
classes. Mas le he prometido esta pc
quena resena que por boca de el Sc
Y que mi pluma traza con la mejor
intenci6n de no defraudar sus es-
peranzas, y porque el y su maestro
tienen merecido mas que esto.
Al entrar el visitante-me di-
ce-lo recibfan las mas pequefias de
las ninas de la clase. Cada nina lie
vaba una banda con ell nombre de
la maestro escrito en- ella Elias ha-
clan pasar los visitantes Y les
ensenaban los trabajos de sus hi
jos, 81 tenian algunos ALI, Y despues
los de todos nosotros. Mi maestro
Cla senorita Marin) les hablaba de
nuestro adelanto y comportamiento.
Despues firmaban ell Registro. iQue
.muchas firmas! ESQ 81, nuestro sa-
lon tuvo mas frmas que ninguno,
pog'que Miss Marin es mas bueno.
v nos ensena a hacer itantas cosas!
Mira-anade-la libretas estaban to-
das forradas y con dibujos hechos
por nosotros en- la cubierta :. Pere
bonitos. En- un tablero habian tra
bajos hechos de cartulina cortada y
dibujada; simulaba un circo con fie-
ras v animales de todas classes. ;.
Pero bien hechos. iAh, Miss Marin
/. sabe mas! Dice que yo soy listo;
pero descuidado. :. Bueno, que yo
soy asi, que no Guido las cosas. Aho-
ra, las ninas de los otros salones
que querian tener tambien muchas
.firmas en- los Registros de sus macs
tras, venian invitar a nuestros
visitantes, con mucha fineza, y los
llevaban a yer sus trabajos. Todo
este muy bonito muy bien hecho.
En- una. OCCASION fui visitar a
la seiiorita Marin. Era hora de cla-
Sc y fueron pocas las palabras que
cruzamos. Mi simpatfa nacio innle-
diatamente hacia ella, por su dulce
trato hacia sus discipulos, por su
cultura, y quien sabe 81, mas que
por NADIA, por ser Ia iniciadora de
mi hijo en- el aspero camino de la
Vida. No sc 10 que este signifique
en-. ell corazon de otras madres, en-
ell mio da margen un profundo
agradecimiento aunque tengo la GER
teza de que la llama que ella ha
encendido en- .el cerebro infantil, dis
puesto deiarse quemar, es de las
que 'ilumina y mata".
~ I1s}s a
Martha T,OMAR
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PARIS. JUNO is. tCable frances).-
Hoy asistio al descubrimiento del mo,
numento que en- honor de los soldados
del 80. regimiento americana de infan-
terra que murieron durante la ultima
guerra en- Europa, Ell ministro aller1-
cano en- esta ciuduad.
Sc rindieron los honores militares a
los heroes .por los soldados franceses.
Este monumento sc erigi6 cn la colina
.sobre Ell Cementerio americana en-
Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-17
LAS FIEsTAs PATRoNALEs EN-
GUAYAMA

Guayama, JUNO Is "a.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Terminaron festas patronales, TODD
solemnisimo. Programs confeccionado
por Vicario comisionado Capestani
cumplidos en- todos sus nimeros. Fies-
tas religiosas imponentes, gentio in
menso, oradores elocuentisimos. En- ce-
remonias of1ciaron sacerdotes. Nues-
tro canonigo miro la altura de esta
importante ciudad de Guayama. Todos
agradecidos v satisfechos.
DIR. H. MONTALvO (Dominicano)
A Transeunte.
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RENUNCIA DE gallo ABAD
San Juan, P. R.
Junio 16, 1924.

Junio 16, 1924.
Sr. Presidente de la Comisi6n
de Festejos de las Fiestas Patronales,
San Juan, P. R.
Senor:
Razones poderosas me obligan a
suplicar de usted, eiimine mi nombre
de la Comisi6n de bale, para la cuai
fui designado.
Decline ell honor que me hace la Co
mission de Festejos, en- la seguridad
que les sera facil encontrar otro ele-
mento que me sustituya, que de ma
yor Impulse a la brillantez de los
actos. H
Gracias por la distinction y gracias
por la aceptaci6n de esta s1plica.
Muy atentamente,
sGalo Abad MALDONADO.
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personalidad bien deinida cada profe-
sion subalterna, v, ser una garantia
mas, de credito y de defensa de los
intereses tan respetables puestos baJo
su Jurisdiction.
Nuestros inteligentes y sesudos re-
presentantes del SENADO Y de la Ca
MARA, seguramente. despues del es-
tudio consideration que haya de
hacer de esta Ley, Sc sentiran interesa
dos en- darle su aprobaci6n, va que
responde una gran necesidad de in
teres pnbiico v es, ademas, no una ley
caprichosa, de conveniencia nj parti-
darista, sino fruto de larga v juiciosa
experiencia.
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SR. COMISIONADO DEL
INTERIOR

La azotea del "Capitolio' en- cons
truccion esta LENA de aqua pluvial.
Esta aqua detenida producira mosqui
tos, que llevaran ell germen malarico
San Juan v Puerta de TERRA.
o sc ordena por ell Departamento
el desagiie, la Sanidad Insular pc
trolizara esa aqua dulce.
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M. HERRIoT PRONUNCIA UN ELO
CUENTE DIsCURso EN- ALABAN
IA A EMILIO ZoLA

PARIS, JUNO 16. (Cable frances).-
M. Edouard Herriot nuevo jefe del
Ministerio ha pronunciado SUI primer
discurso Official la memoria de Emf
lilo Zola, durante la Inauguration de un
gran monumento al insigne escritor.
Este monumento ha sido levaltadc
en- la Avenida que lleva su nombre.
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FRoNTo CoMENzARAN Los IRA
BAJos DE RECONSTRUCTION DE
@ La CATHEDRAL DE REIMs

REIMS, JUNO 16. (Cabie Iiances).-
Han anunciado de Reims cue la dele
gaci6n de arQuitectos para Ia recons-
trucci6n de la catedral dc Reinis CO.
menzara pronto los trabajoi debido
la donaci6n de un millGa de dolares
hecha por Rockefeller Jr
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BAZAR EN- VENTA

Por tener que ausentarse su dueio
Sc vende Ell LADIES NOVELTY
SHOP, acreditado establecimiento DON
de Sc confeccionan trajes, Tru-Tru y
mercancias en- general.
Situado en- 10 mas centrico de MA
YAGUEz. Mendez vigo &c. Escriba
how al apartado 1877. Advt.
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QUININA QUE NO AFECTA

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA
La CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de oidos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri
ppe, Influenza, Paludismo Fiebres.
La firma de e. w. GROVE viene CON
sada caiiEa
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DIR. PoLANco GONZALEZ

Egtara ausente en- viajes de estudlos
durante los meses de Julio, agosto
sctiembre.
Ell DR.. Castaing Sc hara cargo de su
oficina, Parada 10, durante su ausen-
cia. Advt.
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Sc HA LEvANTADo UN MONU-
MENTo EN- cONMEM0RACION DE
LOS soLDADos DEL 80. REGIMEN
TO DE INFANTERIA AMERICANA
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TRES BANDxhAs.

Sci Caballero Vaiente en- Defensa
de una Dama'' en- actos v debut de
Conchita Piguer.
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Tarde: "La Isla Maldita''.
Noche: EEL Castillo de los Espec-
tros''
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POpUI.An:

Tarde Y noche LA Tercera Alar-
MAJ.
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ACoNTECIMIENToS DE LA EDI-
CIoN DoMINICAL DE "EL
~ MiJNDos

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-26
MAN SHOT NEAR HEART
DRIVES AUTO TO HOSPITAL

MACON, Ca, Sept. &C., Just
after being shot in the chest In the
region Of the heart, Al. j. Long, jr.,
wholesale grocery salesman, stepped
into his automobile and drove four
miles to a local hospital, where he
collapsed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-26
COOLIDGE TO ADDRESS
FLORIDA GROUP VIA RADIO

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 26. -
President Calvin Coolidge will take
part in the dedication program for
the San Carlos Memorial Building
to be given in this city on October
10, 1t was learned today.
According to announcement by
the program committee, the Presi-
dent has agreed to deliver q short
address by radio during the program
on that afternoon. Mr.. Coolidge
also has accepted an invitation to
listen in" on the radio address to
be given by President Zayas, of
Cuba, from the Presidents mansion
In Havana.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-26

Interesting and important political
news Is found in The Washington
Herald's political poll
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

might antagonize the japanese. 1t
was distincly out of their line-a Eu-
rasian girl, even If mission-educated.
They did not even know If the girl
were Of the faith. Miss Carey had
been adamant.
"The girl he said.
eve will ask her to choose"
Miss Carey shook off the fingers Of
her companion. "You will terrify her.
Influence her. 1 know you. I've heard
of you, you scalawag, you scapegoat
you"
Words. Scalawag. Scapegoat. HOl
Silence, wag-tongue, goatface."
AS Ellen. entered, Wells eyes be-
came bright, his color noticeably
higher. She looked at him gravely for
an instant; her eyelids fiuttered under
the scrutiny of the three.
"Put your hand on your heart. How
does it feel?"
"It jumps, Kayama-San."
Does it tell you that you are sim
ner, child?" very paternally.
mo"
"Queer. 1t should burn your hand.
r."
Miss Carey stepped to the girls side.
She oozed superiority and duty
strangely blended.
eff they take Ellen I'll be in deuce
of a fix" thought Wells. They'd
never in the world give her up again
If I came back to Japan-if / could
even find her" He was baltimore
than half-of the decision to announce
abruptly that this was his wife: that
he had her and proposed keeping her.
But-he might wait moment more
before deciding.
Come, broken blossom" shifted
Miss Carey. She was proud of her
Oriental phraseology. Come, cry
upon my bosom"-she was of that
vintage when Sosoms were still spoken
of-"and we will go, far. far from this
den of iniQuity."
THE girls good" Wells thought,
saying aloud that his honorable house
was not to be maligned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
THERE WAS NO BETTER
Ninth Annual Fair for Villa
County Exceptional in AL

nVuSeiIUTu s5nsCu sUilirI1iInx Of
the impending affair." AS the man and
two women were brought to his room.
Wells could hear excited kissing in the
corridor, like the wind shivering In the
reeds.
The angular woman stepped for
ward first. She was very composed, II
was to be seen that she had thought
out her line of action.
What Is your name, woman?'
Wells said abruptly in English.
"My name is of no Importance. Our
mission is well known in Japan"
Many ears were listening. Here was
where the Lord of the Thunder Gate
arose with his swords in his hands.
Wells thought with a chuckle.
'Your name," Numbered Wells, ''by
the face OF Jizo''
Mabel Carey" she was surprised
into saying.
what do you want?"
my heart tells me that you are
committing a sin in retaining this poor
white girl"
'YohP' said Wells, and puckered up
his face. How do you know?
II can feel 1t, deep down in my
heart"
'It is insufficient proof" Wells said.
Nov for the fat one. What do you
want, little MANI"
The man had come under protest.
He was-he proclaimed to Miss Carey
no orator. He disliked his task. It
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
Burned Launch.

One of the house launches owned
by M. j. Tennes on Catfish wa!
destroyed by fire last Wednesdaj
evening while the chauffeur wal
attempting to start it in TIL
boat house. A back-fre from TIL
engine caused the gas tank to \ex
plode, burning the attendant YER
severely. The boat was towed ou
into the lake, thus saving the boa
house and other speed craft which
it housed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
Good Time Assured

Il understand a party of Snake
Rfdgers are coming over to the Guich
to play poker"
Yep" replied Cactus Joe 1--WE
thought we might as well try to be
little neighborly."
But these boys have the reputation
of using marked cards."
That's all right. If any of 'em
wins, we have bundle of counterfeit
money ready to pay off with"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
CHAPTER XII

!. ' watched the kimonoed figure
sa IN the pooled garden. He
-ao.e to avoid comparison with
a' She had been handsome. AL
lie had thought her melting
oe; she had been ciphering n
aa'ng herself spiderwise in a
mesh. She had been as splen-
U.ofed as a ripe nectarine, as
''yaS as a cat. Had she been as
4oefta Hayward had been a
E, q Williams A friend? Wells
I nd critical blink
forenoon with Turakawa the
I. aaa dronod GA without inter-
w The figures we're uninterest-
q satisfactory" Wells said at
n, S,ud specie to your bank in
= ~ Ion ne. For the care of the
thrust YOU - 'ne
-','ga contemplated the kalza-
Il, " 'ae -Four Fishermen before re-
|ul, 9Sl CO.. command. Kayama," he
|;e g1'F When win you return to
i, pav--or a week-or months.
n " snow Wells replied.
ID A. fingered the tassel which
| g ~ cord that bound the zabu-
Ia,,, ~r = an accident befell Won.
y ,,,., We bankers must consider
sany 'use1cy' he added apollo
GS,s' :. tradition In the house"
{ 5oa,n saa this, in going over an.
Y, i. I ,.,, that should the
soss- icy without issue, all land
s,2. sr n, y 70 be given to the state
ban n ~. -. lot the older servants
sSa v jug private papers, Furaka-
Il 'Ou could ind it If neces-
win
p If, make many devotIons that
aisrs ,a,, oyer,ake you. Lord, I"
',rI.5 said !. Then, doubtfuI T1 q.
/ % ., the reception of the 70.
,asrs -, YOU know, Kayama,san
7 ''S-those who wish to see
WOULD 5 ,saI the august mission.
Ia y Separt, being made to wal,
: yoD ~. les Furakawa, I know
: nd t Are gone, I win rest a mo.
'as' uSn permit them to speak aI
i M. Understood.
Ming. n SSayama-san. You have
D ,st,I Pleasant Journey ''D
u Re 'y S,9 PACK on the cushion in
Nau taken the iumn n
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Fond du Lac-A small wound in her
foot, caused by stepping on nail a
week ago, resulted in the death of
Mrs. Nettie Hendrickson, 43, of Fond
du Lac, mother of seven children.
Mrs. Hendrickson treated the wound
and thought nothing of it until she
noticed tightening of her jaw mus
cles. She was removed to the hos
pital where anti-tetanus serum was ad-
minstered without effect.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

ancaster-Threshers at the Grant
county asylum got an average of 60
bushels of oats to The acre from 70
acres under cultivation this summer.
John Wisco, six miles west of Platte
vile, raised Ga bushels to the acre on
part of his farm not injured by wind
or rains. Many fields of oats beaten
down by storms were recovered by
patient toll
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
Somewhat

my friend" asked the missionary,
care you tray cling the straight and
narrow path?"
In silence the man handed over his
card which read "Signor Ballancio,
Tightrope Walker. From the Square
Deal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Antigo-The Amigo Canning Co.,
which has just finished the largest
pack of green peas in its history, dem
onstrated this season the feasibility of
growing and packing green Refugee
beans. Special machinery, consisting
of cutter, grader, shipper and filler,
was installed. More machines will be
put in next season.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Lancaster-S Strawberries, large and
fine of flavor, were sold on the streets
of Lancaster, last week at $3.50 a
crate. The berries, third crop, came
from the farm of John Sawvell, in
Crawford county, and he told his Gus
toners he would have strawberries for
market UP to the first of November.
The variety he grows thrives from
early spring until late autumn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
impossible

$50 that's the baby, eh?"
That's the baby"
"Well, 1 hope you will bring it up
to be a conscientious, God-fearing
man."
"Pm afraid that will be rather diff.
cult"
"Pshawl As the twig is bent the
tree is inclined"
81 know, but this twix d heut on
being a girl"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Wittenburg- While visiting at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. John Bentson,
Wittenberg, Andrew Wang, SIS years
old, died after brief illness. He was
the son of the late Andrew Wang, ST.,
who built and operated the Homme
saw mill
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

ENTHUSIASTICALLY $500 worth of
automobile accessories and other mer-
chandise were taken by burglars who
broke into a garage and electric sup
ply shop at Monico. The robbery is
believed to be the work of the same
gang that has made several similar
hauls in Oneida county within the last
few weeks.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
nun TOURNAMENT
40, Won PIay-off at
Thursday With State

plUpT W OAA
.J.v With State
lhuF''''
II. Team.
ana ros,,l+
Ay good ball was ',,,o ,,,t ,y i = !,
- hall tournament WHICH
~ at the Villas county
reak Wednesday and
rorr teams were in
State Line, Win
..rner and Eagle River.
Sayne' e e',g Savner
| ,sday al W. No. Ia
e Of III IN Easle h . >
n .sored the center OF the
L.. 10 he Just out OF the
wy r..., Of that the game
.ho u,isb that
sald you sAp, a, wiII nrav that
F.ll, ', tho wind follow after
ehI o. nv ~. atobtp
fIaeuI.S -.
,,...,s 70 tho internre-
c'son lls'yi,tl l. was NOT so
5Gll uau'' y,,.I,s hod maginad
E1 iln a. o , r,aonS" no
p GOES II
i'Iupu', a., do,5 Have pot
1S say .-a,, tho intarnretar
lou """'
y $50, IT,, .,,, +bot no had
,H SnusI'O a.. r,, 1brosos hnt
's'ol 'n ro,, -, tbot tbara was q
DP'I', LA oiv,ovs insisted that
A' ~ N.Y.. .',' o.a r.o,,Ia soon saw
~ NV ..5 ro+,,rn N his sanses
= ' a' D', s. r,,,'
I 'ils ~, r.S.oa - 4bo tob1o ond
''0,' ,l ', p,,,, , Tre nodo No nre-
''l'u .,li ~. on,o+ions Son
:" ,' ~. to,I,o5 older. bis
! ,., ,aa5s s5r,yoIo5 tho veins Of
~. ','' sooor,o mono monument
y. , oio,,'' oror T. oiyo thon cold
' .a,'., ,,'l "u, y me, o,I+ru 70 for,
u. s,,''i p,.hons 49, hot+or co .
w.. /. ,,,rot oosiTvn Sondorsor
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: I , I',t' tbo ,ottor r,,s ,n,noodio+o-
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,,orro+,or oorcornina poI,o,.t
s.m ho bod Irrod o,,d +ho n,on
#, dvIrg
tonob - lo+or+ = @oo+,o,
Nj through lnowIadge that tha
n tbe bodv would bn distross-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Lancaster-Andrew Berger, a farm
er- driving to Lancaster with an ex-
hibit of poultry for the Grant County
fair, was severely injured when his
car was struck by North Western
passenger train. The car was
wrecked. The crash occurred at a
crossing where several serious acct
dents have taken place and move
ment is on foot to have the location
of the crossing changed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Rice Barron county shipped
1,O64 head of Holstein cattle during
the year, June; 926 head of grade
cattle averaged $3.50, 1873 purebred
cows averaged over $500 and 379
heifers S49.46. Nineteen purebred sires
brought $1,000. Other grade cows
sold brought the total to nearly $140,-
600 for this breed alone. The stock
went to Minnesota, Illinois,, Iowa, the
Dakota's and some as far as Mexico.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
Hard to Take Good AdDice

l can easier teach 20 what were good
to be done than be one of the 20 to
follow mine own teaching.-Shake-
speare.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Juneau-George Theisen, Juneau, is
looking for coin collector since he
read news dispatch from Grand Ra-
pids. Mich, saying that Peter Brooks
was paid $4,000 for a silver dollar of
the date of 1904 Mr.. Theisen has
one coined in 1901 which has been an
heirloom in his family for three gen
erations.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Iron River-About $4,000 rainbow
trout and 5000 steel heads from the
Salmo hatchery were planted in the
Iron river by Conservation Warden
Max Happle Authority will be OBJ
tanned from the commission to remove
the pickerel in the Iron river in order
to make the waters more favorable for
trout.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Madison-The Wiese cigar factory,
Madison, will be closed, it was an
nounced by George Wiese, proprietor
The factory makes the Bob La Fol
lette and julius Caesar cigars. 1t
will be turned over to an eastern con-
Germ. Labor difficulties are said to
have led Mr.. Wiese to dispose of the
factory.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24
BADGER STATE
HAPPENINGS

Rice Lake-The Barron county
creamery, the largest in the world,
still registers high degree of dairy
prosperity with Sos, 160.75 paid to l.
O49 patrons for one months cream.
The creamery handled S27,39S pounds
of cream and made 245,S19 pounds of
butter. The average. return for all
farmers was over 500 a month The
four highest checks were almost $500
each and So farmers got between $500
and $500 each. In addition to this
creamery, there are seven other
creameries and A cheese factories in
the county.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Birchwood-The civil war in China
has made itself felt in Brentwood and
vicinity, where both white men and
Indians gather ginseng for market. It
is said the ginseng market has
slumped greatly since the Chinese
revolution. Many local men gather
this wild plant and after curing it the
plant is shipped to market and then
sent to China, where certain medi-
cines are made from it. In normal
times, high prices are pair for ginseng.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Madison-Wisconsin will produce
in round numbers 100000 bushels of
certified potato seed stock this year,
1t is estimated. Most of the supply
will be of standard varieties includ-
ing Rural New Workers, Russell Ru-
rails, Green Mountains, Spaulding Rose
(King), Triumph, Irish Cobbler and
Early Ohio. Marketing through the
recently organized Cooperative Sales
association of certified seed potato
growers starts with this crop. More
than 80 per cent OF the growers have
signed the contract, the directors an
nounce.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Beloit-Playful fingers clutching at
a string of his mothers beads, hang
ing from dresser near his bed,
brought death to 2-year-old Archie
Haferman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Audie
Haferman, Whitewater. The beads
encircled the child's neck and stan
gled him to death.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-24

Clintonville- The old Tribune build
ing, Ciintonville, is being converted
into a milk pasteurizing plant by o.
R. Schwantes. The plant will be
ready for operation by October.