The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Auermiller re-
turned Tuesday from visit with
friends at Sheboygan.
John Dittmar returned Saturday
from Sheboygan where he attended the
funeral of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Dempsey left
last week for Hot Springs whore they
| will spend few weeks.
Mrs. A. Johnson has returned to
Green Bay after visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. l'isch.
More married than single men have
enlisted in England. Easily explained
some married men will do anything
| to get away from home.
Cards were received here last week
announcing the marriage at Cleveland,
Ohio, of Miss Lottie SEEKER of Manito-
voc to Capt. Edw. Kennedy OF that
city.
"There is no better physical exercise
than light house work. says a writer
for woman's page. Maybe, but there
are many WAYS of making more pop
ular woman's page, you tyro.
Col. Roosevelt said he went to the
| West Indies to get away from politics
AMI take rest. His Port OF Spain
speech shows how impossible it is for a
man to escape from his temperament.
MIR. Anthony McNulty Of Liberty was
caller at the Pilot office Saturday
His paper is paid in advance for years
! and years so he gave us the price OF a
new suit of clothes, for a present. Good
! luck to him.
FOR SALE.
We have for sale four pieces of land
on Rapids road containing a, >, e and
7.24 acres all within mile from Hospi-
tai. Markham q Markham.
Adv. 1t.
Billy Sunday says, suppose people
had glass doors to their hearts, SO that
we could see where they have been anc
with whom they have been. If Billy
goes to hitting below the belt that way
we think the referee ought TO warn him
81 do not believe my good and great
Francisco would harm any American, y
Mrs. Villa is quoted as saying. That
what the Presidents personal repre-
sentative in Mexico thought only a
little while ago. But Pauch fooled
'em.
Judge Oscar Torrison, DR.. George
| Torrison, Mrs Chas. Stewart of Chica-
go, and Rev. Issac Torrison of Decor
alb, Ia, were here to spend Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. O. TorrisOn,
Michigan avenue, family reunion be-
ing held at the Torrison home. :.
NOTICE
| To Farmers and Cheese Factory Men;
You are hereby requested 10 attend
meeting on the Dist day of March,
| 1916 at 100 p. III. in the Assembly
| Room at the Court House for the pur-
pose of organizing County Farmers,
Buttermakers and Cheese Factory
Mems advancement association. The
| Butter and Cheesemaker' License Law
will be discussed by one Of our Dairy
and Food Commiss toner's.
| Committee.
Plant carefully tested ears of Wiscon.
sin grown corn. A single good ear OF
corn is capable of producing ten bush
els OF grain. There is no advantage in
planting inferior ears, as a good stand
is the first thing to be considered. II
each hill of corn comes up strong, and
bears at least two good sized ears, the
crop will 60 over 50 bushels to the acre
| Wind and weather are beyond the
control of men, but the sawdust box
and rag doll tester make it easy to
pick out high terminating seed. 1t
takes as much time and muscle to cul-
tivate poor crop as good one. Why
not resolve to plant only seed OF
KNOWN quality and strength?
Grain diseases are being treated with
more than ordinary respect this spring.
Last years experiences convinced
many that it will pay to give some at
tenton to ways of controlling these
diseases which, if allowed to develop,
would cause much loss.
When sowing time comes the for
madehyde solution now recognized as
preventive OF many serious diseases
that annually cause large losses to far
mers, will be used in treating seed
grain. The process used in treating
the blights and smuts which can be
prevented by formaldehyde are given
in circular, copies of which may be
obtained by writing to the College of
Agriculture, Madison.
Here is an extract from Congress.
man Jetl McLemore's autobiography as
given by him in the Congressional Di.
rectory:
"Born on a farm two miles west of
Spring Hill, Maury county, Tenn, on
Friday March Is, 10 storm; had but
little schooling, because of his aversion
| to teachers. and as a nnnil never saw