Interest In Parent-Teacher Meeting At Walker High School
The Walker High School Parent-Teachers meeting drew about three hundred attendees last Friday. Mrs. Harry Fahrig presided as association president. the program included music, papers on school costs in eighteen Wisconsin cities, talks by local officials, a tenor solo, and a youth paper on gang spirit. The event ended with refreshments and praise for parent engagement in schooling.
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Walker High School
Harry Fahrig
Walker School
Parent-Teachers Association
Domestic Science Department
Fletcher
W. T. Phillips
John Gibson
Wisconsin
Washburn
Baraboo
Beaver Dam
Berlin
Burlington
Edgerton
Berlin and
Merrill
F. T. Beers
Board of Education
Beers
W. Gunn Smith
Roosevelt School PTA Meeting in Bayview Saturday
The Roosevelt school Parent-Teachers Association in Bayview will hold its regular meeting Saturday evening at the schoolhouse. Miss Smith will offer information on school matters. A short program will follow with light refreshments. All taxpayers and those interested in school problems are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teachers Association of
Roosevelt School
Bayview
Miss Smith
Asa Willey Nets Rare Silver Grey Fox Prize
Asa Willey, a Cranberry country hunter, captured a rare silver grey fox worth three to eight hundred dollars. After seeing the fox enter a hollow log, he and a companion blocked the entrance and chopped the animal out. The fox was shot through the jaw to prevent escape. the pelt is described as valuable and rare in the United States.
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Pelt
Asa Willey
Willey
Companion
Asa
United States
Trainmen Ball Huge Success at Washburn Charity Ball
The Washburn Y M C A charity ball by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen drew about 180 couples and nearly 340 dollars in ticket sales. The event featured both old and new dances, decorations with flags and lights, and will become an annual affair to benefit local charity. Committee members praised community support and noted aid to a needy family of six.
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Brotherhood of
Washburn
The
Brotherhood
Charlie Wolff
Bert Harrington
Jimmie Morris
Jodie Manning
Guy McCall
Frank Brandl
Amos M. Hansen
Date Set for Father and Son Banquet at the Y M C A
Invitations issued for the annual Father and Son banquet to be held Thursday February 17 at 6 30 PM the Y M C A in this city. A monster feed and strong program are planned with the gymnasium expected to overflow. Fathers and sons are urged to return reservation cards by February 14 and to call the Y with name and number of boys to entertain.
Great Record of Guernsey Cows in Local Association
The Chequamegon Guernsey Association reports all cows tested above 5.5 butterfat with top records at months nine five and one. Mayflower Walnutdale posted 40.86 butterfat in the ninth month at Will Lloyd farm. Daisy Paysons 50.45 pounds in the fifth month at Joyce farm. Rival Rosetta 44.76 pounds in the fifth month at Mihalisk's. Richess Hose 48.67 pounds in the first month. The group plans more tests as they build a premier Guernsey herd across local farms.
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Bayfield County Guernsey Breeder’s Association
Ashland
Jerry Novak
Abe Anderson
Andrew Mahalik
M. H. Wright
W. E. Brubaker
Jake Black
Joseph Drinville
Bayfield
Frank Dilree
Carl Hirsch
Washburn
Bayfield County
Holstein Or Gurnsey Breeders’ Association
Sec
Y. Thoralf Yderstad
Mason
Wis
Oscar Swanson
Port Wing
Wisconsin
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Ed Dybedahl
J. W. Arnold
Thoralf Yderstad
Guernsey Breeders
Chequamegon Gurnesey Association
Mayflower Walnutdale
Will Lloyd
Daisy Paysons
Daisy
Joyce
Mihalisk
Rosetta
Richess Hose
Ashland Press
Local ice harvest to begin with two firms operating
The annual ice harvest starts this week with workers preparing supplies for next season. The ice on the bay averages twenty to twenty two inches in thickness due to weather conditions. Two companies, Pratt Ice Company and Levi Stefinski, will operate in the city this season, selling clear blue ice with little snow ice.
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Pratt Ice Company
Levi Stefinski
Washburn Girl Married in Superior Telecast
Miss Jensine Scamfer daughter of Ed Scamfer of this city married William C Wright of 703 I Avenue at Superior on November 17. The ceremony was kept secret until announced in the Superior Telegram last week. The bride has lived here most of her life and is well regarded by many friends who offer congratulations.
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Washburn
Jensine Secamfer
Ed. Scamfer
Superior
William C. Wright
I Avenue
Court Dismisses Case Against Publishing Firm
Judge G N Risjord rules there is no basis for appointing a receiver or requiring Peavey to account for company affairs. Judgment entered dismissing plaintiffs complaint with costs dated January 15, 1921.
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Washburn Times
R. A. Hering
Peavey Publishing Company
H. H. Peavey
Ella S. Peavey
G. Ne Risjord
G. N. Risford
State OF Wisconsin
Bayfield County
Ional
Peavey
G. N. ‘Risjord
Divorce bill aims to separate school affairs from council
A Wisconsin bill introduced in Madison proposes divorcing school affairs from city councils. It would elect school board members, grant tax powers up to 2 percent of district value, set monthly meetings, allow borrowing, and enable referendums for extra revenue. Elections would be held in spring. boards would be independent and unpaid.
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Madison
I. L. Peterson
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Washburn
Farmers Attend Market Conference at Madison
County Agricultural Agent Brubakers led a delegation of farmers from our county to a Madison Marketing Conference. Speakers discussed marketing and distribution of farm products and addressed production costs with authority. Attendees included C. W. Smith Bayfield Geo. Curry Benoit Geo. Vester Iron River C. F. Bogenrief Washburn Henry DuBay.
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Brubakers
Madison
U. S
C. W. Smith
Bayfield
Geo. Curry
Benoit
Geo. Vester
Iron River
C. F. Bogenrief
Washburn
Henry DuBay
Culver Hotel in Ashland Suffers Major Fire Damage
Six rooms at the Culver Hotel in Ashland were badly damaged by fire and water on Monday afternoon. A passerby noticed flames, firemen confined the blaze to the rear roof, and the rest of the hotel remained undamaged. Insurance will cover most losses. the rear section will be partitioned and reopened soon.
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Culver Hotel
Culver
Ashland
George Walsh at Temple Theatre Next Sunday
George Walsh brings his rapid action and daring escapades to the Temple Theatre in a Fox picture titled From Now On The film, by Frank L Packard, has won golden opinions wherever shown and is said to be compelling with a love theme woven through dramatic incidents.
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Fox Picture
Temple Theatre
George Walsh
Frank L. Packard
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