Federal Agent Accused in Drink Charge in Grand Rapids
Special agent G. F. Cammerow is charged with possession and giving liquor to a friend at a Grand Rapids hotel. Inspector E A Norwick and F M Church allegedly witnessed the invitation to drink. Cammerow, claiming a frame-up, could not be arraigned due to a local primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand, Rapids
Mich
Hoffisus
Woodworth
G. F. RB. Cammerow
Department of Justice
Norwick
Cammerow
F. M. Church
Cadallie
Consolidated WIns From St. Point Five
The Grand Rapids Division of Consolidated milla defeated Stevens Point Division 38 to 21 on Lincoln Ave floor. Fast first half, GRM led 16 to 12 at break, then pulled away in second half with strong teamwork and quick baskets. Lineup: Grand Rapids Akey, Frogner, Foster, Viertel, Groskupf. Stevens Point Kluge, Foster, Viertel, Groskupf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Consolidated Milla
Stevens Point
Lincoln
Lyeal
Grid Rapids
Altho
Grand Rapids Boys
Tme
Two Homes Sold in Local Realty Deals
Merk Williams sold his Gram Avenue home near Brigon school to Goo W Otto. Biron resident Her vaan Zager bought John Martin’s Grand Avenue and Fourteenth Street house. Both deals closed Monday for residential use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk Williams
Gram Avenue
Brigon School
Goo. W. Otto
Vaan Zager
Biron
Grand Avenue
Fourteenth Street
John Martin
Acid Towers Begin At Sulphite Mill Site
The Consoli dator Water Power and Paper Co will commence the Jensen acid system for a new sulphite mill immediately. Ballard Sprague Co of New York City engineers the installation. Three 104 foot high concrete towers form the system for cooking sulphite geoid. Representatives E R Johnson J H Miller and J W Fee oversee construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard-Sprague CO
New York
Consolidator Water Power & Paper Co
New York City
E. R. Johnson
J. H. Miller
J. W. Fee
Jensen
Fathers and Sons Dined at Nekoosa
The Boy Scouts of Nekoosa held a fourteenth father and son banquet at Alexander High School. The Boy Scouts Work Committee organized the event, with J. E. Rohr as chair and other local leaders contributing. The dinner, music by the Nekoosa orchestra, and several toasts celebrated scouting aims and school partnerships, with about fifty scouts anticipated across three troops.
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Boy Scouts of
Nekoosa
Alexander High School
J. E. Rohr
Chester Batrand
Clyde Herrick
E. L. Hinneva
Hey
C. A
O'Neill
Wealey ‘Youngchild
Caroline Fitch
Domestic Science
High School
Cvic
Parent-Teachers Association
Nukoosa Orchestra
Mulray
Raymond Jobs
Geoffery Johnson
Sylvester Gabux
H. E. Fitch
James IF
Knapp
D. E. Rohr
Iocal
A. C. Berard
H.C. Kellogg
Cheesemaker Justman Fined for Adulterated Cheese
Justman a cheesemaker near Rudolph pled guilty to adulterated cheese sales to C. E. Blodgett Co. of Marshfield. State inspector G. H. Steuber charged the product with over 40 percent ministure. He paid a fine of 25 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. ©. Justman
Rudolph
W. H. Getta
Owart
C. EB. Blodgett Co
Marshfield, IL
G. H. Steuber
State Dairy and Food Inspector
Justman
Lad of sixteen sent to State Industrial School at Waukesha
Douglas Luchinski of Nevada aged sixteen was committed to the State Industrial School for Boys at Waukesha in Judge Conway's court. His parents said the lad was incorrigible and preferred the state to care for him. State's attorney Calkins represented the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Luchinski
Nev Odia
Industrial School For Boys
Waukesha
W. J. Conway
Atty
Calkins
March Circuit Court Opens Next Monday
The March term of circuit court opens next Monday morning at the court house with Judge Byron B. Park taking the bench. The long calendar includes several important cases notably the Nekoosa Edwards matter. The State vs. Neal Crowns Jr will see oral testimony on alleged injunction violations. Defendants are thirteen St Paul and Minneapolis men who worked in Nekoosa and Port Edwards mills last summer and seek damages for travel and time. The docket remains to be printed, with this term expected to cover several significant cases.
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Court House
Byron B. Park
Nekoosa-Edwards
Neal Crowns, Jr
Mr. Crowns
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
Stevens Point
City Tax Uptake Sets Record High for Levy
City taxes paid totaling 258 625.91 show the largest levy in city history. Treasurer Louis Schall reports up to March 2 collections at 258 826.91 with most taxpayers prompt. A few delinquents face a five percent penalty and March 1 deadline approaches. This year’s tax roll is double last year with higher assessed values and collections exceeding 1918 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis. Schall
Schall
Port Edwards Takes Game From Roadmen
Porter Edwards secures a win over the Roadmen in a local game. Local farmer Steenbeck of Sigel attended Schultz Dispersed sale of Molntein cattle at Loyal Wisconsin last Thursday and bought two cows for about 1300 dollars combined.
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Port Edwards
Roadmen
Steenbeck
Sigel
Schultz
Loyal
Wis
Nekoosa Heads to Stevens Point for District Tournament
Nekoosa High School basketball travels to Stevens Point for a district tournament. The team has lost only five games this season, signaling solid form as they face a menial, competitive field in the upcoming rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideosa High School
Baskball
Stevens Point
Nekoosa
Norton Heads Central Wis Veterinarians
Dr. V P Norton was elected president of the Central Wisconsin Veterinary Graduates association at the Marshfield meeting. Officers include Vice President Dr Payne Eau Claire Lee and Treasurer Dr W R Swan Stevens Point. The session featured surgeries by Norton and Dr Hart Chippewa Falls and a banquet at Hotel Blodgett followed by talks on major surgery and dairy veterinary practice. The speech by Dr Hart noted growth from few nearby veterinarians to sixty three in the region with incomes from 2000 to 6000 dollars. outlook for dairy cattle veterinary work was said to be bright. The Milwaukeean column reports the association censured Atty Alwin Reis for milk price attacks and urged labeling of fat content and protest against further price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. P. Norton
Central Wisconsin Vetinary Graduates Association
Marshfield
Payne
Eau Claire, Lee
Treas
W. R. Swan
Stevens Point
Veterinary Hospital
A. J. Abbott
W. P. Norton
Hart
Chippewa Falls
Blodgett
Norton
Harold
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Atty. Alyin
Reis
Milwaukee
Atty. Reis
Gov. Philipp
Wheir Buys Cash and Carry Store Operations
Jos Wheir completed a purchase of the T. P. Peerenboom Cash and Carry Store on the west side, taking over stock and fixtures. Otto Siewert had bought the building from Clark Lyon earlier. Wheir plans to run the shop on the same cash-only basis while Mrs. Wheir, a former Fond du Lac Cooperative Store manager, brings experience to the operation. Peerenboom will continue Nekodsu store business, with possible village expansion.
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Jos. Wheir
Wadneedlay
T. P. Peerenboom Cash & Carry
Otto Siewert
Glark Lyon
Peerenboom
Wheir
Ises
Fond du Lac
Nekodsu
Legion Will Aid Ex Soldiers Post Pushes Veteran Benefits
Post Commander R. M. Gibson of the Charles Magerstron Post of the American Legion reports national guidance on aiding veterans of the recent war. Proposals include land settlement for farm claims, low cost homes, vocational education, and compensation adjustments tied to enlistment duration, with action urged within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gibson
Charles Magerstron
American Legion
Legion Committee
Congress
Lipke appointed to fill out term as poor commissioner
Edward W. Lipke, president of the Central Labor Union of Grand Rapids, was appointed poor commissioner to succeed Peter McCamley, who resigned. Lipke will fill the unexpired term running a little over a month. The appointment was made at the council meeting by Mayor Briere and approved by the council. McCamley’s resignation was adopted. he served many years in this position.
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McCamley
Edward W. Lipke
Central Labor Union of
Grand Rapids
Peter McCamley
Lipke
Briere
Moulton Announces Candidacy for Fourth Ward Alderman
Plasterer George Moulton of 110 Tenth Street South announces his campaign for alderman in the Fourth ward. Nomination papers will circulate soon. He has lived here 40 years and will oppose incumbent Otto Ir. Roenius in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moulton
Tenth Street South
Moulton
Otto IR. Roenius
Rotary luncheon speaker highlights Wood County Training School work
Professor ML If Jackson spoke at the noonday Rotary Club luncheon about the Wood County Training School. Rotarians plan district convention stunts for Wausau on April 14 and 15, with about twenty local members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML If. Jackson
Rotary Club
Wood County
Wausau
Famous physician dead in Sydney announce death of Sir Thomas Anderson Stewart
Sydney reports the death of Sir Thomas Anderson Stewart a distinguished physician and surgeon and dean of the University of Sydney faculty He was born in Scotland in 1866 He organized the Royal Expedition of London to Fumi Futi in the Pacific Ocean drawing wide publicity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Thomas Anderson Stewart
University of Sydney
Scotland
Tie
London
Council votes unanimously to close city streets
City council grants petition by Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co to abandon four streets near the mill as part of a new building program including a planned sulphite mill. Bridge discussion resumes with calls to lengthen the bridge by thirty feet and obtain outside engineering advice from the Wisconsin railroad commission. City to consider buying a Trier fire track. various petitions and pay raises referred to committees. Mayor to pursue sale of electric light plant and four city lots near the Consolidated tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co
Consolidated Mill
Second Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Grant Street
Grant, Butler and van Buren
Second
Third Avenues
Link
Gardner
Googhi
Les
Briere
Electric Light
Anita Stewart in In Old Kentucky at Ideal Theatre
A reel at the Ideal Theatre features a horse race with Anita Stewart and Mahlon Hamilton in In Old Kentucky with Stewart disguising as a jockey to win. Also shown a fox hunt with dogs and riders, plus scenes The Night Tilers feudal war dynamite plot and Sambo's love making. Music accompanies the program last night and again tonight and Thursday.
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Ideal Theater
Old Kentucky
Anita Stewart
Mahlon Hamilton
Miss Stewart
Fox Hunt
Fox
Olaf Branstad Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Olaf Branstad who died in Janesville will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Edwin Johnson home on Third Avenue North and at 2:00 from the Scandinavian Moravian church with Rev. Reinke officiating. Interment will follow at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Branstad
Janesville
Edwin Johnson
Third Avenue North
Scandinavian Moravian Church
Reinke
Forest Hill Cemetery
Marriage License Issued To Fred Heisel and Minnie Marzosky
County Clerk Sam Girardh has issued a marriage license to Fred Heisel of Keliner and Miss Minnie Marzosky of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Girardh
Fred Heisel
Keliner
Minnie Marzosky
Weather Update Forecast Snow Tonight and Thursday Cool Winds
Forecasters predict snow tonight with colder conditions on Thursday. Strong east to north winds expected, especially in western regions, with diminishing conditions later. The pattern points to unsettled weather across the area through Thursday.
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Arested
Tran County
E. A. Norwick
Food and Drug Department
Consolidated
ST. Point Five
UF River Team
Cheesemaker
Lad
Louis
Highwaymen
Elks Alleys
Papermakers
Drath
Port Edwards Lipkeyes
Igi LeRoux
Alexander
Madden
Jackson
Hozeilen
Weinbauer
Rai
Lovejoy
Roach
Grand Rapids Mer
Chant 20
West Side
Legion
ERANS
Ideal Theatre
Old
Kentucky
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