Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-21


have grown well this season and the
dry and hot spell of midsummer is
| said to have resulted in large per-
centage of sugar content. New facto-
ries are planned for Oshkosh and
Green Bay.
Kewaskum-The Remmel Manufac-
turing Company, an organization made
up of local capitalists, received its
Incorporation papers from Madison
and will begin operations at once. The
company is capitalized az $4,000, and
will manufacture corn huskers, con.
| cIete mixers, grinders and various 9th
Ell articles. The foundry end of the
business will be opened at once.
Beloit-C. d. Rosa, former munic-
ipal court judge and member of the
state legislature, will be a candidate
at the September, 1920, election to
succeed Clifford M. Randall, Kenosha,
as congressman from the BeIoit dis
trict, he practically admitted, saying:
81 feel that my experience in the state
legislature qualities me to become an
aspirant to congress-
Madison - Four counties have an
nounced to the secretary of state their
intention of raising their share Of the
soldier bonus money by means OF
county bonds. The counties are Iron,
Door, Oconto and Ozaukee Other
counties are expected to swell the
number before Oct 20, the time limit
set by law.
Madison - Increases of telephone
rates and readiustment of schedules
were authorized by the Wisconsin
Railroad commission for the Column
bia Telephone company and the La
Crosse Interurban Telephone COM
pany.
Green Bay-School superintendent
and high school principals of north
eastern Wisconsin will meet in Green
Bay Oct. "a to discuss various educa-
tional problems. Among the leading
subjects will be the junior high school
Monroe-Green county's most mod
eIn dairy farms, purebred HolsteiR
and AYRSHIRE herds were inspected,
by so Louisiana and Mississippi men
who came on a dairy observation spe-
cial from Madison.
Marinette-Henry Ford was Wis
itor in Marinette. He arrived here
with his son Edsel Ford and five other
men. They were returning after an
auto tour through the Upper Peninsu
la mining region.
Madison - Exemption from compul.
sorry military drill is being granted at
the University of Wisconsin this year
to returned soldiers who have fulfilled
the legal requirements through serv-
ice in the war. Two years of drill are
ordins riIy required of all men.
Kenosha-The county highway com
missioners have approved the states
selection of II miles of Kenosha
county roadway which will be incor
porated in the states $500 mile ad
dition to the 5000 mile trunk line sys-
tea selected in 1917.
Rhinel2nder ~ Theodore Christian.
son, well known weather prophet of
Conoyer, predicts that the coming win
ter will be only slightly colder than
last winter. He says the first snow.
fall in northern Wisconsin will be Dec
9. 1t is said that Christianson has
never yet failed on weather predic
ton.
Appleton - A letter mailed from
Hungary in May, 1916. has just
reached Joseph Ornstrin, merchant
from his parents. He has heard moth.
ing from them in the meanwhile.
AppIeton-Articles of incorporation
have been filed for the Telulah Petro-
IKE Co, Appleton, formed to use the
recently patented invention of William
Weimar, Appleton, for making wood
paper and various hbrouE substances
aeId-proof, waterproof, decay-proof
and non-conductors of electricity.
The capital stock is $4,000.
Manitowcc - The tug Terrier, built
for the Emergency Fleet corporation
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