Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

ana business men financing the prOpO-
sition. A rest room for women will
be constructed on the main floor of
the building, the remainder of which
will be used for vehicle parking. The
barn will be in the basement.
Marinette-Prof. E. R Jones, head
of the Wisconsin College of AgricuI-
ture, has advised the Marinette County
Land Clearing association of a plan
to extend land clearing activities in
upper Wisconsin next year. He pro-
poses to have the college spend dol
lar for dollar with the money expended
by the counties and urges each coun-
ty to set aside money for the purpose,
including the service of land clear
ing engineer.
Madison-The products of Wiscon-
sin cheese and butter makers exhibit
ed at the rational dairy show in Chi
cago during the week OF Oct 7-16,
ranked among the best from the en-
tire United States, according to H. c.
A@Cl oO11, SCClClo1S vi Tic w ISCOIlSlD
Buttermakers' association. A number
of gold and silver medals were award
ed Wisconsin producers, gold medals
indicating national championships.
Fond du Lac--Henry B. Burns, local
inventor, has applied for letters Of Pat
ent covering a new process of making
sugar out of barley. Mr.. Burns dis
covered the formula which the United
States department of agriculture has
pronounced feasible. He uses the
juice of green barley heads along with
barley malt and by the process OF
evaporation brings the liquid to the
point of disqualification.
Medison-The new post of the Amer
lean Legion known as THE UniFer-
sity Of Wisconsin Post No. 246," which
has just been organized at the Badger
state university, is launching an active
campaign for a membership of at least
/ COO among the soldiers, marines and
sailors in the faculty and student body
of the university. Former S. A. T. C.
men are also eligible for membership.
Gleason The Gleason Telephone
company has made application with
the railroad commission for an in
crease of monthly telephone rentals
from $50 to So and s2.25. 1t claims
a deficit of $257.62 for the year ending
Doo 81 1910 Tho nonn norv boc oIoUon
subscribers to it's telephone service.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson. so. en-
ploye in the saw mills of the j. w.
Wells Lumber Co, Menomonie, was
crushed to death and two other men
Gravely injured when a cotton fiywheel
in the engine room burst A part of
it weighing several tons crashed
through the roof 100 feet away, strik-
ing Wilson.
Superior-C T. Robinson, prominent
Superior Elk, has been appointed dis
tTiCt deputy for western Wisconsin, ac-
cording to a telegram from w. NJ. Alb
bolt, San Francisco, grand exalted
ruler of the Elks. Mr.. Robinson has
been prominent in Superior Elk cir
cles for fourteen years.
ManitOwoc county will
soon have it's third city, the village
Of Kiel having planned to show its
progress and become incorporated as
& city next month. Under the state
law village may become Incorporated
as city when its population reaches
/ 500 The late census gives Kiel $40.
Madison-"Forty years ago ] went
through the senate chamber in the
capitol and stole from a senator there,
SS worth of stamps. Enclosed find
SIS which is the principal, interest,
and compound interest. This is one
Of the letters that Henry Johnson
state treasurer, received in the return
ing of conscience" fund.
MadisOn-Asse for the Pull
man company Chicago. Will be ST, 800
COO for 1920. according to figures given
cut at the tax commission on Monday
The assessment for 1919 was $500
600. Taxes for 1920 will be $36,011.04
as compared to S23 407.47 in 1919.
Madison - The estimated yield Of
potato crop for this year
is placed at 81 $4,000 bushels, or more
than 100000 bushels in excess Of last !
years crop, according to a statement
made by the Wisconsin division Of
markets issued Oct 18.
Merrill-One thousand head OF cat
tie have been tested for tuberculosis
in the towns of Tomahawk, Somo.
Wilson and Harrison. Only two head
were found infected and these We're
high grade Holsteins bred in the coun-
~. The testing is being done by Dr..
Olson. state veterinarian.
Baraboo-Shortage Of cars makes it
for the Cahoon iron mine
near Baraboo to ship ore, although
there is a big demand and plenty of
ore al the mine.
Fond du Lac-The property value
of this county has increased s8,080, 652
over 1919 figures The figures of the
true value of real estate in the county
is set as s81. 725. $50, while the personal
property is fixed at 19.386,577, making
a total Of s101,111.837 The increase
is due to greater real estate values.
Green Bay-Because Of the constant
IL rising cost of paper and labor, the
a German publication.
which has been published for q yea
as a seni-weekly, discontinued it's
location.