The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-02-06

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Dist. Atty. John Healy and Atty. A.
p. Schenian we're at Madison Saturday
to argue the Radej murder case before
the supreme court. Radej is serving a
sentence of l8 years at Waupun for the
murder of John holland, last May, a
farm hand employed by Radej on his
farm at Menchalville.
| An unusually heavy enrolment mark
ed the opening days of the ten-day
Farmers Course just. drawing to close
at Madison. Last year the total at
tendance was about 1000, but this fig
ure will probably be exceeded by Sc
veral hundred when the final reports
are completed this year.
This large attendance shows that
the farmers of Wisconsin are recogniz-
ing more than ever the value of this
general course given in connection
with four or five more specialized
courses.
Seventy-four boys and two girls, or
an increase of % over last year, we're
enrolled in the Young Peoples Course
of Agriculture, held January u to 81,
at the College of Agriculture of the
University of Wisconsin. Among this
number were the so young people be-
tween the ages of 10 and Is years who
won prizes in seed growing contests,
and whose expenses were paid by local
agricultural associations. In the course
the young people were given practical
work in scoring and testing grains and
in addition, inspected the various de-
partments of the college.
The fourth annual banquet of the
Dairy School Alumni was feature of
the special dairy course held at the
College Of Agriculture of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, January % to Febru-
airy |.
| Another feature was instruction in
! judging butter, designed especially for
those who have taken part in the scor-
ing exhibitions held by Prof. G. Z.
Lee. Exhibitors were given the OPP
portunity to see the tubs of butter
scored which they entered in the scor-
ing exhibition.
The attendance at the course this
year was over go, or slightly in advance
of last year.
The Second Annual Road School of
the Wisconsin Highway Commission
will be held in the Public Library, Ma
Olson, February 1921 inclusive.
The men who will participate in the
program are practical road builders,
and have had the benefit of one years
experience in constructing highways
under the direction of the Wisconsin
Highway Commission. This fact will
give the second annual road school
! special educational value, bringing to-
gether as it will the combined expert
ence and knowledge of the men who
have built roads in every part of the
state.
There will be an exhibition of road
machinery and of surveying instru-
| ments by the various manufacturers,
so that purchasing committees viii
have an opportunity to meet the re-
representatives. of these firms who will
explain the merits of their machines,
rollers, graders, crushers, and other
machinery used in road construction.
The road school will be in session
four days, and bringing together as it
does all of the staff of road and bridge
engineers of the Wisconsin Highway
Commission, the county highway COM
missioners and committees on road con-
struction, it will afford an opportunity
for gathering information and instruc-
ton, as well as getting acquainted with
all the forces at work in building roads
under the new state aid law in Wiscon-
sin. All persons interested in the good
road movement are cordially invited to
attend.