Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-01-31

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Milwaukee Construction work on
| Wisconsin's second tri-county tuber-
Culosis sanatorium win begin early in
! the summer, according TO present
/ plans. A joint committee, made up OF
| Representatives of Dodge. Fond du Lac
and Washington counties. which have
voted t. unite in erecting a sana-
| torium mas been authorized by the
| boards Of the three counties, to act in
making plans and specifications and
| in the selection Of site. Wisconsins
first tri-county sanatorium, erected by
| Ashland, Iron and Bayfield, counties, is
now completed and plans are being
made for its formal opening and dedi-
cation, which win take place in Febru-
airy Campaigns for tri-county sana-
loria are now being carried on by sew
eral other groups of counties in the
state.
Madison-To do the maintenance
work alone, and without reference TO
road construction, 1000 men viii be
required TO patrol the highways in
Wisconsin during 1920 OF this num-
Der 900 are needed for the state trunk
system and zoo for the county or sec
ondary trunk system. For the main
tenance of the 1880 miles Of state
trunk and county trunk system high
ways in Wisconsin there will be ex
pended during 1920, $3,550000 This
has nothing to do about highway con-
strucfTon for which there will be ex-
pended in the state this year (includ-
ing federal and state expenditure
about $17,000,000
Monroe Instead OF bringing the
cheesemakers to the dairy school, the
university is to take the dairy school
right into the Swiss cheese district
A one-week dairy school will be held
here Feb. 8 to IL under the auspices
Ut the college OF agriculture and the
Southwestern Cheese Makers associa-
lion The course will be given to help
improve the quality OF Wisconsin
Swiss cheese, says J. L. Sammis OF
The dairy school 1t viii be a practical
course held right in the heart of the
best Swiss cheese district Of America
Fort Atkinson The Fort Atkinson
Cow Testing association finished the
old year with 100 honor cows to its
credit Honors for the high COW go to
William A. Stark. From 1862 pounds
OF milk from 7-yearold Guernsey
COW. SAC pounds OF butter TAT We're
,btained H. J. Yandry won first place
for his high grade Holstein herd for
three consecutive months. w. f. Trie-
lod aAd NJ. B. Stevens were close sec
onds, also with Holstein cattle
Manitowoc Manitowoc Will con
tlnue its federal employment bureau
ana will find a new home for the office
which is compelled 20 move because
al the charging OF the National bank
The office has been kept going by city
AAttAit@tN A1t 1AAAC1 tENtCA al anu SA0tt
aid were withdrawn but 1t was found
10 be OF SO much assistance to both
The employers and the workmen that
1t was decided TO continue the Office
la Crosse--Amateur wireless opera
tors in Lit Crosse, Of whom there are
a great number, were ordered to dis
,t>o,s,
Of the effect the work has upon the
lights attached TO low voltage systems.
Every dot and dash of the code can
be read in the blinking lights, accord
ing TO Manager c. B. Yonts, who said
that refusal to quit viii mean discon-
tinuance of electric lighting service.
Madison-Of the 1000 in the uni
yersity. but AIS are enrolled in teach
ers' courses preparing themselves TO
satisfy the enormous demand in he
state for trained pedagogues. OF this
number 1874 are seniors There are
bur 81 sophomores in the school OF
education and 20 freshmen 1t is be
lieyed that the inadequacy of salaries
has led 70 a falling off in the popu
laiity OF the course
oshkosh Pneumonia. following the
flu was fatal to Henry W. Meyer, cleo
trioal contractor, Who it was believed.
contracted the disease on a business
tip to Chicago, and TO Miss Ethel Mel
SON, who had only been employed four
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