Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-12-23


culture, who is cooperating with state
officials in their efforts to rid the in.
dustry of tuberculin stock. In October,
1875 herds were accredited as free from
disease his records show OF the "a
counties in which the work was un-
dertaken, Green county led with &c
herds, it was said. Eighty, or more
than half of the herds were composed
of HOlStenS.
Madison-Judge Asa K Owen of
Phillips, Price county, was unanimous.
Game Protective association at the
closing session of the eighth annual
convention here. Other officers elect
ed were: president, Frank Frover.
La Crosse; Secretary-treaSurer l.. A.
Bremen, Chippewa Falls; directors,
Thomas Mcneil, Sheboygan, chair
man; Dr.. A. S. T"ggen, Madison; DR..
G. ii. Ripley, Kenosha; Grant Phillips,
Appleton; {. A. Burquist Ashland.
Madison A campaign to rid tho
state Of patent and proprietary meGi
Cines which may be used as intoXicants
was mapped out here at a conference
Of the prohibition commissioner and
his deputies, according to T. T. Hazel
berg, commissioner. 1t was decided
4 that saloons and drug companies sell
ing certain brands of so-called medi-
! cines would be prosecuted under the
Mulberger law. Medicines with as
much as As per cent alcohol content
4 are being freely sold in Wisconsin
saloons, Mr.. Hazelberg said.
Janesville-T assist farmers in buy
ing their supplies, a card file will be
kept in the office of the county agent.
giving a buying and selling list of
/ Rock county farmers. Buyers of the
middle west visit Rock county each
week in search of graded and pure
blood cattle and hogs, and under the
new plan the buyer will get better
service while the farmer will be ma
terially benefited. A nationwide cam
paign is planned to advertise Rock
county and its farm products.
JefferSOn-WiSCO cities were re-
Gently visited by Argentine cattle
buyers in search of HolStein milch
cows. Sixteen of the thirty head pur-
chased were found in the herds of
Wisconsin breeders. William Brothers
of Templeton. John Hetts of Fort At
Of ho
Otto Erdman of Waterloo, S. B. Simons
of Sullivan and the Jefferson county
farm contributed to the sales.
Superior-The trades and labor as.
sembly of Superior will work for labor
! legislation at the coming session of the
legislature. One of the measures to
be urged pertains to insurance for I'M
employment. A committee headed by
J. B. Campbell. president of the local
assembly, will confer with the state
organization on proposed laws
ViroQua-A unit of the federalized
National guard has been organized al
Viroqua as Troop d, First W. n. G.
cavalry, having seventy-fve members
The unit was mustered in and inspect
ed by Maj. H. c. Dagley of the United
States cavalry. AT least $4,000 in
federal government equipment will be
sent here in the spring.
Madison - State Treasurer Henry
| Johnson is in favor of building more
school houses in the rural sections oil
the state in preference to doubling VI
the schools and thus lessening the
number of buildings.
Madison-W. r. Bagley. Charles H
Crownhart and Fred L. Holmes were
appointed as a general committee to
plan the inauguration of John ]. Blaine
as governor and the other state off
GERS. The committee Will be enlarged
TO twenty-five members.
Madison-Wausau is the first city
in the state to definitely decide to con
struct memorial armory in memory
OF those who served in the wars in
which troops from that city partici
| pated. although several cities have q
Similar plan under consideration