Justice Bashford Quits University Faculty After Fourteen Years
Madison Wisconsin February 10 Justice R M Bashford will retire as professor of law at the university after fourteen years of continuous service He is one of the earliest law school graduates and taught for a year in 153 acted as professor of law later rejoining in 1894 His departure comes as the supreme court faces an unusually heavy caseload and judges can no longer teach in the law school
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Madison
Wis
R. M. Bashford
Law School
Supreme Court
Bashford
Justice Cassaday
Tobacco Pool Fixes Prices Slow Buying in Wisconsin
In Madison on February 10 a report notes the American Society of Equity has secured bank loans for this year's tobacco crop and farmers across southern Wisconsin are pooling their yields. Prices fixed at the state convention set best tobacco 15 cents, good 12, and only fair 10. pooling delays due to weather and partial harvests.
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American Society of Equity
H. E. Holmes
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Madison
Holmes
Milton
Equity
Mr. Holmes
Hen Hatch Release: Prize Hen Claim Near Richland Center
William Felton, a local farmer near Richland Center Wisconsin, asserts ownership of a prize hen in a mid winter hatch incident. The article notes Felton’s claim and the surrounding local interest in the prize poultry.
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Richland Center
Wis
William Felton
Rosebush to Enter Politics After Marriage
Appleton Wis Feb 10 Special It is expected Prof J Rosebush of Lawrence University who was defeated for the Republican nomination for assemblyman in the First district of Outagamie county will again run. He will marry the only daughter of John McNaughton the millionaire paper manufacturer early in June.
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Appleton, Wis
J. ©. Rosebush
Lawren University
Outagamie County
Rosebush
John McNaughton
Stanley Superintendent Criticizes Local Schools
Prof. H C Stair, superintendent of Stanley schools, alleges insufficient freedom in his duties and says he may not seek re election next spring if conditions do not improve. He argues for control over hiring, janitorial direction, purchasing books and supplies, and criticizes current accounting methods.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
H. C. Stair
Stanley
Stair
Man Survives Fall in Beer Vat
August Breschke a Chicago cooper survived a fall through a plank into a deep beer vat at a Polish brewery in Stevens Point Wisconsin. He lay in agony until 9 am the next day with a fractured hip and severe injuries but is expected to recover.
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Stevens Point
Wis
August Breschke
Breschke
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