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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01
Ouch 1!

"Is your wife home?" asked Mrs Naybor.
 Nav replied MT. Smith. 'Sae's out with bunch of prize fighters.
 Prize fighters!" exclaimed Ms. Naybor.
 Yes replied MT Smith. Sne went to whist party"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01
Notice :!

HIS uoIIlo brew SlulI WILL lHdhS a man do anything
 Notice! The Tyler County Circuit Cour. of Tyler County, w. Va, has granted Lemon Ice, of Middleborough, w. Va. permission to change his name to Leo Ice. It is with deep regret that the Club loses worthy member.
 Bless You, My Children! Miss Netta Pitchford of Scottsvilie, Ky, and MT. Went Wilder. of St. Louis, Mo, were married at Scotts- vile last week.
 Thanx! Dear Luke: In case you get locked out you can find d Lotta Keys in ko- komo, Ind.
 Gosh! Do you know that Sarah May Steel and Charlie Will Steel live in Colum- bia, Tenn?
 Names Is Names Willie c. Acuff lives in Rutledgc. Tenn
 Our Daily Special Every Chauffeur Should Try To TTcn itt1a uorco
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01
Our Daily Snecjal

Our Daily Special Every Chauffeur Should Try To Use A Little Horse Sense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01

This home brew stuff will make a man do anything.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01
BITS OF BY.PLAY
 -:- By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati Enquirer
Paw Knows Everything

Paw Knows Everything
 Willie-Paw, what is meant by an eye for an eye and a tooth for q tooth?
 Paw-It means that if your neigh bor is trying to learn to play cor net you should start in and try to
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01
ames Is Names

Names Is Names Willie c. Acuff lives in Rutledg2 Tenn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01

Do you know that Sarah May Steel and Charlie Will Steel live in Colum- bia, Tenn?
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01

Dear Luke: In case you get locked out you can find a Lotta Keys in ko komo, Ind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-01

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
1oo Reg stored as Lobbyists

The number q lobbyists rs stored
viEh ne secretary q STATE continues
70 mount. The total IS close to 100
TIE following ua1es we're reported
rs tsotn hoases q the legislature. NJ
II AalEer Green Bay. legislation az.
fee-1g -as3rest emplorees snd labor /:
i. p Hutton Milwaukee. liquor legs
iaf'eD prohibition Enforcement; y. c
Shlrer Madison prohibition eneo-ce-
laeni; Luella " Hardy. Milwaukee
ezaea tleu and pub.ic aeitare: Ellen L
M.aahan, Milwaukee. schoc4 bIlIs +;
Mr. George (. Nichols. Milwaukee
education ard pa6lie welfare: A. L
Osborn. Oshkosh. all measures a1fect-
iue l@zuaer industry Willard F. Taeuz,
Madison. optonsetry: Car! J. Haas,
Ian Claire. education: A Z HARE.
Evansville oFtoue-ry; a C. Coz- le@-
see, northern fair; L. l. R1-a- S-21sey.
falr biI. aH8 coenry fires. T. A. Roy
c-eft. CA.pIeNa Falls. northern fair
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

aaA
DESPITE The existing Industrial C.
y essza1 Tie 1zz11szY q 1r1ss.l-E-re-z 2y-
EreaglceS x W3sconsz : Increasing 81
1la -Gta - about - pei z261.-5- Sce0-5-
is % z1e Industrial cgz1zalssn- +
aaaw 5 T<ssse 10 Ees IS z1Gny tsoTs
- eEE Cgers 1aE desire 50 eate- aF~
I.rez rscesAr M2zy large ezT eEs-s
Aaxe t-ssZ giving 80 Euea a11ea taa
20 apprenticeship ard bsve - n41E
agsre1f5es that they have found II
zszs.ss-rT so employ sEse1-&l aTsrega-
-lceS1ig supervisors. Aus4g- t1ese are
tht- Ea-zte-Es Morse company. Ese.oi- !:
BucTr-s calug@ny. >c1th Milwaukee, :
tAe Pax company. the ksarnsy- recE-
- c8paGy. ste KEN sz1i-h Manu-
featuring company. and t1e Ais
Chalmers enI@nx. Milwaukee. Wis
cc1sin certificates Of apprenticeship
are recognized throughout TIE CUNT
cry The Industrial commission has
resolved So many Inquiries from en-
loTe-s as 10 whether vor not certain
bays have completed Wisconsin ap-
premiership. that IL has decided 20
issue small cards 10 graduating ap-
rgeu1lecS
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
=. aa.r salarlss are urase.

Lx1 -e~srg fear tat BIS deEsTtEzens
VIII s.e 4eaaoTa .Gsa1 Sy resl Eaa Ei1sa 5,
attorney Gtueral @-u..4m J Morgan
H-- requested "a substantial bose Ia
pr.at.oas ia or1sr 50 snerea -
s4.-sses. Appearing 5.e9a-@ liz ta.l.
.-r-ee committee tAe attorney EeDsT-
g asScd that Tie salary K the 4sts7-
asg general ae .xes a IS s
r -g Il he deputy 81 E1-=ss3 and
S'f**t fe- yte assistants. The artor-
aey general aow gets 5000 q year
ta- aepgy S26zs) sud fhe as-l>.sE .
$ Tie assistants have been 1r
gee Department tor several years ara
sire a.-Aly experienced.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n protection
znd propagaficn Ct fish and game vii
Re included u the cuTrieuluu-s q Wis
consIn uabIlc schools i he Wisconsin
Game Protective association can carry
GU its plans O1heeTs q The state ss-
sccizuon. ar e. meeting here made pre-
EE-nanary arrangements for presenting
their case 70 the state department Of
s1uezuoa- It vas also decided 70 in
serest Boy scout organizations n
zane protection The state associa-
ton now has between 1e.Qeo and 20
go members Il i proposed 70 II
crease the membership 70 10000 be-
fore the end O. this year
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
EHes. q cen,fa-t s.s.5en law.

The pab.-e cCusfogz s7srioa law las
tevn complied with ty about fTo
Se~re cou1nanftieS, ssys 8 report sasa-
a1arlzlEc ic-0 sctEv5E4es - ne htEeas
q plumbing ar4 domestic sanitary 81
cheering Tie act srHHes 70 aaea,
- ElEnic5Ta ties. a large number
are selecting sites making plans. q
receiving ts1s- II Ee2rly IS cases rs
-oons also Sra feang co.'s eTe1 ISIS
GUESSING fhe general tuslzi1z Situation
th- report oEsere~s that fae nums.ri
- 1em plumbing lEssz za-5ans started
during tie f1a. qg4r-c7 - 1877 ass
Jar below tAat tav rAe caTesEzs13l1.e
Ferio3 81 gAe ye4r before
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19


-EuzssEe6s q NiscolSu totzcca
faFM@rs zre ennuzEly seeee1 01, q
tiossszUzs q dollars. a1EiLllsz4z1silEs
-ie freFsszol q lAe toe4ceo lzW
grAlc1 @e7gusrss ~ bagar 10 Eay 1Ae
Esrlze - $3.50 ta says Senator Pen
n.z be WIZ o1e- II ne gEE=c As1se
cALa fesE days & si5l % casreet 1As
esL one - TIE PRINCIPAL ezors =
several ccG1t5es Il WiSea1s5G 5 20
lacco. Fer years WISco1slE 1assGcco
farmers have been s8ss secte1 70 pElcs
hazard Buyers Eoz.d - E-o The
field, lock over he -raWEaE crop sz5
slZn G CONTRACT az high rz-e r.~r
pound 7. later II The seaso1- Is was
found thar The price 81 rob2cce 21d
gene GoNl- TIE buEe- refused 70 tEks
tl-e crop - TIE Tr5ce 2greed. claszzus
li-a1 TIE crop waS nct is 8 sozaz Fa -
Ing Condition. Il Il failed . eSsabe
l3sh tbs T.ei1t ile rested graz s $50
o-c provision e TIE Erese1x 1zw w1lzca
provides 15a1 81 damaged reaze1o -
eZelC@e1- Tobacco farmers - Wls-
cy-Esln have soo ieGg taea Eeecez hy
sczas 6Gyers s155 S@-zrar BeZ1ezL
ia ny o~n v4czzjry there an seorss
O farmers who usvs been promised
-E1er ecl--Gee T. god EE1oe zur t4e5r
F'tszcc--ErC1 3 % - cezts vsolz1
CE91 making deliveries s5l-1ng lie
PAS ~eek they have aeez eolS rhs1 al
rteF woZ2 receive Was Is cents
1e-e lS-t sGx reassa RgAT tobacco
oGye-s s1as1.d aoT - eauE@lle-s 10 I've
IS 20 sae2E co---@C1 s. wel IS c-Eser
.eEEle~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

1t has been said that not one woman :,
3 thousand passes this perfectly us-.-sl
change without experiencing Z train ~
very annoying and sometimes UsiTe,I
symptoms Those dreadful hot 1asbez
sinking spells, spots before tie ewes
dizzy spells, nervousness, are o-,y afs7
OF the symptoms. Every woman Al t5is
age should preft by Mrs. Block 5 exrs-i.
enee and Try Lydia E Pnkhan VEGA.
table Compound.
II you have the slightest doubt TIA,
Lydia z. Pinkhanss Vegetable CT.
pound vii help you, write to LYDIA z
Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass.
about your health Your letter VII bs
opened, read and answered by : y TAI,
and held N strict confidence.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Two years. / 81
lydia L Prkhsrs
v e &c table Cor.
pound advertised u
the paper aid 81
good results fr1
taking It. Iucor-..
mend your re4era
TO my frier5s AZ
you may publish
this fact as { tasi.
|nonial. Ms as.
Ell BLOCK Box 80
IHr~sgFrz ~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

I-zdysnlith-At the annual meeting
e tha Rask County Real Estate Board.
resolutions were adopmd protesting
AGAINST the present lavish expenditure
@ public money. demanding that q
halt be called. = committee Of three
was appointed 10 call massmeeting
Of the citizens. Meetings are now be-
ing held IN al parts Of the county.
4 petition with the names Of 1000
voters VII be sent 10 Madison Bills
have already been introduced covering
The changes II the state laws de-
handed
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Nadison-Wisconsin viii receive 81
visions OF the general bin for that pur-
pose Just passed in congress. accord
ing 20 Frank a. Cannon q The Wis
consin Good Roads association. an
1918 the government gave the state
$5,100Q00 and the state still hss ST.
7o9 .0a0 available under that act Ehit2
il may use this spring" he said.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Washington-A total Of SIS. $50 acres
n Wisconsin or % per cent Of the
states total acreage. has been organ
lied into drainage enterprise, az a cost
Of s4-zs6.755, the census bureau an
nounced- OF the land il the organized
drainage enterprises 2743s4 acres is
improved farm land, 1895 acres IS
Iimbered and cutsver land and 3s4129
acres is uninproved.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

cerful benefits @ Favorste Prescrip-
tio1 70 tn prospective Eo-1er and I
tAeR resolyzd zsveE % 60 through Ire
trT1zg EuZths O expectancy viii
ozt tEe hep g the Prescription I
hare tzke1 il ouT11g four ggch per
iods - tonic ard nsrTi-e AID y
roz o1ly kspt re II good healtE but
I had coIp zrz-ive1y 70 suffering I
heHeTe ny babies we're benefited.
Toe. mrs NARY E CARTER,
1els Z Fo4rth ST. Al druggists.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Violate the automobile lav arG Jose
Eelr automobile license. Thar Is tAe
G.r.5a'Sal u1a.se au bili offered ty As
aa.yuan Martin Higgins, II .5v22-
se- TIE measure veG.6 give rls
oe a>1lee 0f 'he peace -dl scre~
-ai. to Issue AZ order Feyoz.ng The
-.s.r
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
Net &c . a Ov;ch

TIE Pennsylvania IugeA have t1eir
oEa way 81 saylng gh.uzs end ge1eF-
sAy ,h@y U4ase so m&Ee thsi- mean
3ss rssar. although scnaetluses Ia IT,
eonve1-saraa ssugzaee
over clee tea aa TBS fro-s Goor e q
house s1 q i.rr.e .oau RESP Gestyse.zrs
Was AFFIXED ca-3 reading
-Batra &o@sat bell Bzmp.- -
Ar1eraz Lewea yNe~Ev.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Eau CIaiEs-Nore than SEQ bankers
and bankers representatives are ex-
pected 10 gather IL Eau Claire On Feb.
p when TIE annual convention Of
Group I. Wisconsin Bankers associa-
ton meets The last convention was
bald IL Chippewa Falls IN 1926. with
an attendance OF more than 400.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Stevens Gambling with cards
or other devices must cease II Stevens
Point This means stop from the word
go. or there will be trouble" This Is
the ultim2tum Of Chief OF Police John
s. HofsOos. Punch boards and other
games OF chance have been under the
ban in Stevens Point Tor several years
ton OF the police IN recent months.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Janesville-The SALARY Of the mayor
OF JanesviIIe was raised 10 81 600 by
the city council. an increase OF $500.
The city clerk was raised from s1.6e e
TO S1104 Several other increases
we're dropped following development
q public disappTovaL II was orig
in2lly proposed 20 give the ularo-
Sz.5oo.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Farmers OF Rock county
and southern Wisconsin strongly op-
pose The adoption q a law fer day
light saving next summer, according
lo a canvass just completed Their
complaint Is that il iRterferes with
farm schedules. Farmers work with
The sun. but visit the city by clock,
and early closing they say. viii cost
them valuable working hours.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Nadisoa-The Wisconsin Blue Book
for 1891 viii contain the complete
population census taken last year, bat
probably not more than one county
will he represented il the agricultural
census section A6yIces from Wash
ing1o1 say the census bureau VIII not
have the agricultural census com
pleIe6 for another year or two
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
LEGISLATURE Permits Sale CT
Bonds Below Par.
TO USE STANDARD MARKERS
nc Advertising sjgns 70 &c Perm tts5
Near g-sszys-Repssi - Rzd
ard Puslie Uubty Laws
sske5.

suited u few sales of these t-s-.Gs il
has been decided 70 permit sales 1o-
less than par and both ho1sss q tie
legislature have p2ssel h-3 Ia tAls
Purpose
In re senate q hEg wss 5@ene1 ~
Se1ator IennlaFst which provided 20
me use G standard designs O. z1srE-
e~s fer the ssata hlEhway trznk SIS
ten 10 other uaarSers- t.lsas.sr2s G.
s6verrisirg material 70 re sLowe3
within rhe boundary l4za.Is Il LIZ high
wRy system
Acting uTg1 the s--Eesrsoz e Sea@-
1e- Couz1r 81 Eas practically seI1 .e-2
~ the senase thst tae Ce-aEg au1
Seve-scx sErrsx bis ar5 tAe ATuold
sucolF AK h-1 VIZ se taar5 8. g
sesss& ~ tte senate r. se>sa1 IS
gz-cnltree ef he 7vhGe wfga EssIt-=rs
u tke lo1se savstee3 80 tsa present Ehe
sxEcr date sas ro7 settled
EeqeaI q tie ra.srsa6 ara p1aac
ztI.fy lavs is asze1 by As@e1z yrzan
Eraas Prescott Ia S h-,l o1e-e1 IL re
,ower ho1@e. T1e Prescott hi.1 w1ua5
viT-- cut s4 re-111t5aa- K makes no
T.~ovss.os. tor a1y other fo-I e raSu-
larlon
Petitions aTe ln circulation through
ose fhe s<z-he-u rart 4 Wlsoo-sjn
,-~-tz- RE appointment - Harry ~
Adams Eelalt. for he Cu5e3 States
sa5 -esl5E Mr. a DAMS has F-act1ce-3
law Ia Belos- fo- the past Is years-
There wil Isl no dedication u she
Wisconsin STATE capitol L the le=.>la-
tu1e follows the committee recon-
r.en8atIoa which has recommended
1or DEATH tae Standefnayer till 70 ap-
TTofsr.a-e S--us0 for thar purpose.
TIE senate state Affairs committee ia
yor1b.y recommended tfe TITUS bill
Ear storing tarla fsrodEcts and tie Ar
Bead . lar tne csus--lcr5a1 af bor-
G.eglturzl tglle3ug at tAe state fair
os rhe nineteen bills before tae as
sea6}y judiciary cemmlsree for rea-
concentration. eight are Recommended
f~ definite peStF -suerae1t. Those un-
fsvarat}y recoz1. ,zerssesl lrG.ude the
g. a&e.l h5ls requiring The 2etlal con
eerzt5oE 70 r. stated il the deed for
tte sse - real essafec the Mars rl5
.lcrta sag pax sa4eU1 scr assault
E1Eh firearms FROM oEe re tsr year~ .
fse Jas1au t1s requiring Eaau 51uenS
eose = TIE SaEreae ca1rs ln Geelar-
sEE 14w ancoast tutioga5 and Thee
Nf41Srar nj rass1sst+st~. 4-es1srs~ gr~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Neenah--An addition that VIII prac-
ticaly double The size ot the Theda
Clark hospital here viii be pat into
Use shortly Fsri0Zs organizations
throughout Neenah and Menasha have
furnished ROOMS IN the addition.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

SgperloT-F1ve raids bv Sheriff Ar
thur buchanan on New kentucky
have sen1 the price q uoonshine soar
ing from So To SIS . gallon 70 Sc. to
$50 tor liquor q i poorer variety, &C
co-dI1g 20 the reports alleged DRINKS
glve Il Superior police court
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

n.y. ZF@ erE-s1
greatly Epoz Dr.
Pierce : Les
20 keep up ny
strength AID = 10
instance have they
yer Disappointed
ne i was during
ny ErsE ezpe,crz1r
EeTlo5 hat ] dis
covered the Woz-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
HOW WOMEN
Of MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Sus.
ferings of that Period bv
Taking Mrs. Blocks Adyica

Hopkins, MINI. &c During CHsr-a =
Life had hot flashes and S-7fez-zS5 - =
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Stevens P0int-Free Inspection OF
te=sa 0f childre1 Of the public schools
Gn1er The direction Ct Miss Ru1h Mar
lowe. elry nurse. wlI BE- made. Il :
hoped S12E dental clinic fer school
Children wil be established On the
basic Of results
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Green Bay-Pleading guilty. to {
charge q using q face towel for more
han c1s customer. Phyliss Jzneilo,
barber. paid SO and costs The war
rant Ess sworn oct By state health
officials.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Antigo-Folad guilty O The second
count, Thar q receiving stolen prop
erty, Ida King. May Rogers and Evelyn
Turner were sentenced 10 I've yezrs
a Waup1n by Judge Alfred. The jury
=zs out three and one half hours. The
women claimed 70 BE- the wtves Ct the
1axea Oshkosh bank robbers who were
recently sentenced for - years. They
we're also charged with robb.1g t1e
s5ogbeTg stare here
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Wszsaa-Chief Of Police Thomas
Malone and Dist. Atty. c. ]. Lejcht
have begun q campaign against the
sale @ intoxicating liquors and gam
bling Five gambling machines have
been c0nhseaged ana operators fined
Alike Wo5.osik. Beyert. paid q $50 n1e
scr operating 3 gambling device, and
William Hoppe. William kamrath and
X Il. Simpler each paid 5000 tines for
selling liquor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Green Bsy-The stork ran away
FROM The grim reaper d1rtzg January.
according TO the Bureau O. vital sta
gistics There was S. births and 49
deaths Dan Cugid had bad month.
only II weddings being osolemnized.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Green Bsy-Tr. c-erSe F King, g
csr-asn. - he medical corps and ST.
tsche5 rn the Thlrry- Division
srr.re tHe wa-. 6es frgl ne -es-lt
az gas poisoning re was "a since his
re-lru trou. France
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Because Of inability 10 CD
tain me segv5ce CT q coIp efent per-
so1 IS eoungy superintendent Of
schools al q salary Ct $500 q year
lie Racine ceaEty hoard increased the
salary 10 s. sg ans wll prcvl1e otEce
rerr and travel expenses There has
been . vzEs1cy q TWO months. since
ths 5gzar5on Of Miss Isabelle SSa1tE
e Union Grove.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Stevens PCzar-in Circuit couTs ee-
fore Judge Byron e PARK Z 11e &
81 .ssaa was IMPOSED on the c. I. Blod-
zel& q Sozs Co Mansfield. after (
lea q gaZty had been entered 10 IL
4 10 counts II Al information fled
~ tne state The counts we're based
Tx storage O. eggs. which. the autboE-
ties CLAIMED. were moi properly
marked
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
hloTHERs. 4 MEssaGE FoP 700

S. Paul slzzn--Uu During twenty
TIC yHzrs- Ealls biz Ef-E u ~ far
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

RAzelsnde- - Owing 70 the low
rrice n potatoes many Oneida county
farmers are reported 10 De feeding
thes- potatoes 1o the hogs There are
gz0azal5s q Bushels OF excellent
tubers Row n storage II the county,
growers having refused 10 sell last fan
w1e1 the market was much more salts
factory Potato dealers express the
opE5ca thai there win Be no notable
advance z TIE market This spring
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

soz-Nore han = million aid 3
hzE cellars ravsge vas done 4 VS.
cazsz1 curing 1s-A b forest zress &C
eo-elzE - reoarz & (. l. Ezrr-2gtoa,
STATE Conservation Missioner. le-
l.Eere5 before he finance committee
Ts-rsze 71a tz5 forsst fires L MS state
Last year mere tAan s45s acres O
lad ~s-e b1rzez oyer. Ae s1szts1 ia
aEser -s TIE state spent sc-e So
e8. =5-z s1 sSLz1tonal s-.SlS spent =
re ts1s-4l government
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Ia Clalr@P Petitions asking Tor
reteren5zz Ct voters On Lhs question
& zesa15oaing sLs present commission
plan G. city government which has
been 4 force here since 1910. for .
mayer sz6 ten councllmen. one from
each ward were fled with The city
cs=rk Seveu1y-o2s Uore names were
sgLa5 Il tEe petitions than required
hy lawn al 1874 peati0Ded for tie
CE&1ge.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Ia Crosse-TErae air mail fayers
we-e Allied wAe8 Tvro sxr lasi-zs 7
set 90 she sar7h iE q faEiBE Rose dive
while HEY we're elrcllnE f0r q isn1las
az Sal1e- field three niles FROM this
c.-y
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

lancaster - John SheIlsnbereer
age1 reclnse. who fol mere than q
yesra has lived il 2 li5sle hus n ths
aalss ct 10-TEern Lancaster county
s1as.sr5ng On herbs nurs AID fruits
was banned 10 death when "a Ere Il
hEs.E L9 zeep warm harmed Tie shacz
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Nz6lScz-E Pluzahs-s desiring licenses
I'll l. examined Feb = al Allwal-
kee az5 Eau CARE. The state beard q
hazlzA announces Cs1dl5ztes have q
tAo5ce q ez1Es- City 1oE their test
The M-lzzukes examination I'll be
kelE &. re Scnocl 81 Trades. So Viz
Ezia street, and TIE EsZ Claire *
Animation Al TIE city hall Licenses
foE Plumbers 2re required = al III
zzcszszZsrzes above $3.50 population
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Fcnd c. L.ae-TEse second cat II the
vo-king schedule q ne SEQ line
shops, North Fund Dc Lac. since Jan
I. hzs been ma-se. Th@ new schedule
ra1s far 2 fogr-lzy week The loco
raetsxe ans coaca departments wlll b
Affected. blt tAe E-esg3t CT depart
nzent Sill continue t1e 6Ts-5Ay scaesl.
~ Be-weez $40 ard 5g euqs0yes
are affected by the neE arrzl @.s-- "A.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

3lerrlII-H H Euehling, county
highway commissioner, announces
that the price Of cement now IS $1.65.
q compared with Sz-3o ard s2.49 last
fan. and that Lincoln county VIII plE-
.hase three or four carloads for cul-
cert and small bridge use. Steel for
reinforcing IS also being offered al $40
less a ton EEan last summer Lumber
fey forms, which sold tor 500 10 S11Q
last summer. has dropped 70 SO.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-16
BOMBAY GIRLS AT LYCEUM.

"The Girl From Phiiy," the new show of The Bombay Girls that is being presented the second half of this week at the Lyceum, is repletc with fun and laughter. It's a rous- ing musical comedy, topped off by all the popular jazz
 Not since he scored his tremendous hit in "The Brute Breaker" more than a year ago, has Frank Mayo had such q thoroughly satisfying role as he now has in '"The Blazing Trail ' the feature picture the second half of this week Here he is a back woodsman with his usual dash and riEOr
 Harry T Mercy, Kathlyn Williams, I'aire Binrey, Matt Moore, Grace Valentine and Roland Bottomiey- .hose are the stars appearing in "A Mans Homo." a Ralph Ince pro duction which comes this Sunday night, It's a big human picture charged witht powerful, dramatic strokes. There will be other pie lures, and special music.
 "Oh You Frenchy' is the big musi- cal revue coming to the Lyccum next week. It's a new and up-to- date musical comedy with all the latest song hits.