Notice to pay accounts to New North Printing Co
All accounts from January 1 1915 will be payable to the New North Printing Co Rhinelander Wis.
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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
5
All accounts from January 1 1915 will be payable to the New North Printing Co Rhinelander Wis.
Several Crandon autos visited Three Lakes last Sunday. Donnnelly's and Neu's autos were at North Crandon on Sunday. Andrew Bergstad sold his 20 acres south of the village to M. Frederick. A Hiles versus North Crandon baseball game was played at Hiles Sunday. Arthur Taylor of Rhinelander visited to see the stump pulling exhibition. The fishing season opens May 30 and the stag outing is June 4. Rev Kalandyk of Rhinelander held services here last Sabbath. Chapman and son came from Antigo to fix up the Chapman cottage on Little Fork. Felix Jarenkowski, the Lake mailman, returned to Three Lakes. The local stags opening mail route is June 16. John McKenna of Antigo visited to prepare his summer home. Chas Woelifer of Lake Mills and A E Himley of Crandon, owners of the Corning Bros. farm, were Three Lakes visitors.
On May 19 and 20 crowds saw the Land Clearing Special an exhibition train touring northern Wisconsin to educate farmers on stump removal. Represented by A J Kirsten & Co Zimmerman Steel Co Flynn Stump Puller Hertules Mfg Co Dupont Dynamite Co State University Oneida County Chicago Northwestern Ry St Paul Ry and others the project is funded by the participating firms with Wisconsin paying under 200. It travels through Forest Oneida Langlade Bayfield Washburn Sawyer Barron and Chippewa counties showcasing machines and methods while buyers compare options. Citizens watched as giant stumps were pulled or dynamited and the event drew wide local interest.
A UW Madison entomology team reports a new method to curb the onion maggot by killing the adult fly before egg laying. The poison bait spray uses water, black New Orleans molasses, and sodium arsenite applied in coarse drops to onion fields. Weekly applications, doubled in rainy seasons, suppress the pest by preventing multiple egg deposits.
A26 M25 D Poebke of Antigo arrives to prepare his cottage and boats for his family. Laman posts mile signs to his store while Nel’s store is slightly closer. May 20 six auto loads go to Rhinelander for a county field meet and public speaking contest. Eva Corging and Alva Bennett win prizes amid commentary by local officials.
Conservation chief James Nevin reports two hundred million fertilized fish eggs ready for hatching. Of these, 198.25 million are pike eggs and the rest muskellunge, distributed to hatcheries in Minocqua Spooner Madison and Oshkosh. About half may hatch and stock state waters. Thousands of fish died on northern lakes due to winter ice and snow reducing oxygen.
A state inspector uncovered widespread unclean practices in barber shops across western and northwestern Wisconsin. Many shops had never welcomed an inspector, with some towns so isolated that supplies rarely reach them. The report cites lack of antiseptics and ignorance of the state law, noting some barbers rely on local health officers for advice. In one town a barber’s itch outbreak led to five cases from careless shaving methods.
State superintendent E L Luther from Madison met Bayfield county officials to discuss appointing an agricultural agent, a position approved at the last county board meeting. Washburn proposes Paul Carlow, high school agricultural instructor, as a candidate for the role.
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