Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-17

NA' Aoo1 I'll ee HLSeTs ana part OF
the palm was amputated.
Oconto-Senator John B. Chase has
resigned as mayor Of Oconto to accent
the recent appointment by Gov. Blaine
as district attorney of Oconto county.
succeeding Irwin Breakstone. resigned.
Just what effect this will have on the
Holt Lumber Co, largely over taxa
ton matters, which led to closing OF
the mill at Oconto recently, has not
been determined, but it is believed
that Chase's resignation as mayor may
permit amicable settlement between
the city and the Holt interests.
Madison-With state production Of
1927 600 bushels from 2l,70O acres,
Wisconsin's cucumber harvest for 1925
has topped that of any previous year.
The yield this season is nearly four
times last years crop and three times
any former harvest. An average pro-
duction is indicated as being seventy
five bushels to the acre In acreage
the crop now outranks sugar beets,
cabbage, fiaxseed and beans.
Observation-Disclosures of Coranto, the
sorority Of women students in the
course in journalism at the University
of Wisconsin, have just moved into
their new chapter house which the
purchased last spring The house will
be a student home for seventeen of
the sorority's twenty-one members and
pledges. The Coranto house is be-
lieved to be the only Undergraduate
women's journalism clubhouse In the
United States.
Eau Claire-The annual meeting of
the Wisconsin State Nurses assocla-
ton Will be held in Eau Claire on Octo-
Der 10, 20 and 81. Reports of the in
ternational council of nurses will be
given by Miss AIDA Eldredge. presi-
dent Of the American Nurses associa-
ton, and by Miss Cornelia Van Kooy.
president Of the state association. The
last day of the meeting is to be taken
over by the State League of Nursing
Education.
Medford-A verdict awarding $1,000
to the wife and $4,000 to the husbands
estate was returned by circuit court
jury AT Medford In the suit brought by
Mrs. Matt Kramer against Fl. r. Hy-
land for the fatal shooting ii her hus-
band while the two men were hunting
deer last fall. Witnesses for the plain
tiff testified that Hyland said he mis-
took Kramer for a deer as Kramer, In
a bent position, was going through a
swamp.
Appleton-Whether congress should
be granted power by amendments to
the federal constitution to regulate the
employment of all persons under I8
will be the subject to be debated this
year In the Wisconsin Interscholastic
Debating league, sponsored among
Wisconsin high schools by the public
speaking department Of Lawrence col.
lege, Appleton. The question was
selected after a vote of members Of
the league
Stevens Point-Thieves whose quest
was musical Instruments evidently had
no fear Of the police, for they chose as
the scene of their robbery the J. Iver-
son music store. Stevens Point. almost
across the street from the police sta
ton. The loot consisted Of eight ac-
cordions and two ukeleles valued at
more than $50
Monroe The impulse to rain blows
upon the head Of Constable Ray Nc
Nit. Juda. cost Clarence Morton. Juda
high school senior, 1924 when he plead
ed guilty to resisting an officer before
Judge George Grimm IN circuit court
at Monroe. The youth was being
placed under arrest for speeding when
the assault took place.
Racine-The Rev. G. ". Gemszler.
pastor Of the Holy Communion church
Of Racine. was reelected president Of
the Wisconsin conference Of the Eng
fish Evangelical church at the annual
convention held in that cit
Manufactured typhoid fever
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