Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-11
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in Milwaukee, accepted an offer by
DR.. G. A. Kuetzsch of Milwaukee to
have building for county exhibits
erected without cost 70 the board. The
offer was made as coming from the
committee on county exhibits, but ap-
parently was an individual offer by
Doctor Kletzsch.
Doctor Kletzsch volunteered to Sc
cure wood. galvanized iron and other
material, together with labor, and
| asked only that the board provide a
site. He said that the building would
be fireproof and waterproof and that 1t
would he big enough to house sixty
exhibits. If the fair this year were a
success, he said, the board, If 1t
wished, could compensate the donors,
but If the fair were not successful nc
demand would be made on the board.
The offer solved the problem Of
housing the county exhibits, which
was proving a knotty problem.
A. H. wilkinson Of Bayfield,, chair.
man of the committee on county ex.
| hibits, reported on meeting of the
committee which was held just before
the board meeting. He said that II
was expected that there would be
about fifty county exhibits this year,
and that the present building would
not be able to contain them. He sug.
| gested that the sixty feet of space be.
tween the county exhibit building and
the woman's building be rooted and
used for the overflow.
He said that the improvement OF
| Wisconsin grain was receiving partic-
ular attention from the agricultural
college OF the University of Wisconsin
and pointed out that Wisconsin led
the nation in the production of peas
and that such an industry ought to be
given proper exhibition space. He said
that the entire present county exhibit
building ought to be turned over to
the exhibition of grain and vegetables.
This afternoon the board is consid-
ering an application for permission to
use the grounds on July IA and Is for
race between Barney Oldfield and
Bob Burman. Bids for the erection of
buildings to replace those destroyed
by the recent storm were opened, and
the contract may be awarded
Democrats Meeting July IA.
A Democratic state conference will
be held in Milwaukee July T. Demo
Gratis are urgently invited to attend.
One representative is accredited TO
every 250 voters, according to the
vote cast for President Wilson two
years ago. In counties where no eau
Gus or mass meeting is held, Demo
Gratis attending the conference will
represent their respective localities.
The call reads:
This gathering is called for the
purpose of promoting harmony of &C
ton on the part of the Democratic
voters of Wisconsin, of declaring
party principles, of giving assurances
of united support to a Democratic
president and congress, of consider
ing means for the relief of the people
from an ever-increasjng and destruc-
tive tax burden, and for the purpose
of recommending to the voters for
their consideration on primary cleo
tiOn day the names of suitable candi-
dates for the various offices to be
voted for at the primaries to be held
in September next.
This action is prompted on our
part by the situation of our party
in this state at this time, by our 10y
a lfv to DaDoocro rio v,rfnniDloe IN, our
earnest desire for party success, and
the belief that otherwise the names of
suitable candidates for all of the va
rious state offices cannot be secured"
The Democrats signing the call are:
Peter Murphy. John Cloupeck, VIII
liam Willinger, Harry Kelly, John
Haley, d. b. Blaser. Matthias j..
Scholey, Calvin Stewart, William j.
Treinen, Walter Burke, Peter Melton,
j. j. Bjorge, Dennis T. Keefe, Dennis
Dionne, J. NJ. Melchoir, John Fitzger-
aid Francis j. Rooney, S. j. Ryan,
Christian Roemer George Faick. H.
J. Mulholland, E. J. Jacquot, G. Lang
stadt M. NJ. Lockery, John c. Mich
OILS, George G. Sutherland, Isaac T.
Connors, George Craft, John Ken
needy. Thomas Nolan, WILLIAM Finley,
J. p. Baker, s. w. Edd@n. Al Smith.
Sr., A. J. Jensen, Frank Morris, Clarke
Palmer, Cornelius Buckley, John F.
Doherty. Joseph Boschert, Paul w.
Mahoney j. B. Murray, A. H. Schu-
bert. T. F. Lucas, Fred Palzer, Jacob
Bauer, Henry Drummer, F. P. Regne,
o. L. Ringle, W. w Albers. F. w.
Genrich. Edward c. Kretlow, Henry
A. Johnson. Carl Hanton, George Diet
rich George Kane. John Hobe, George
Comiskey, George c. Cooper. j. 5,
Keech, Charles Fireman. John Wiech-
ers, T. w. Thieson. Charles Cape, Ed
ward F. Rakow. Henry Fetzer. Aug
ust Rieholdt II. NJ Wagner. Joseph
NJ. Schauer, August Fensye. O. Z.
Drummer. Thomas P Konop, Albert
Karel, z. f. Masse. William Hasten.
Carl Wandra. Ed Kelliher, A Spit
ger. f. T Elver, Harry Sandhoff,
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