Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

@ gubl5e money. demanding that q
halt be called \ committee Of three
wzs appointed 10 call a massmeeting
OF the citizens. Meetings are now be-
ing held IN al parts Of the county.
A 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
Washington-A total Of s13.5se acres
n Wisconsin or % Per cent Of the
states total acreage. has been organ
lied into drainage enterprise. ar cost
Of s4-2e6. 755, the census bureau an
OF the land IN the organized
drainage enterprises 274 ,3s4 acres is
improved farm land, 1895 acres IS
umbered and cutsyer land and 3s4.129
acres is unimproved.
Na6ison-W Wisconsin viii receive 81
250. 600 for state roads under the pro
visions Of the general bin for that pur-
pose just passed in congress. accord
ing 20 Frank a. Cannon Of the Wis
consin Good Roads association. an
1918 the government gave the state
$5,100 600 and the state stiIl hss 81
-96 COG available under that act whiC1
il may use this spring" he said.
Stevens Point-'Gambling with cards
or other devices must cease II Stevens
Point This means stop from the word
go. OF. there viii be trouble" This Is
the ulfimatum Of Chief OF Police John
S Hofsoos. Punch boards and other
games OF chance have been under the
ban in Stevens Point for several years
but violations have come 20 The at1en-
ton OF the police in recent months.
Farmers OF Rock county
and southern Wisconsin strongly op-
pose The adoption Of q Law fer day
light saving next summer. according
io a canvass just completed. Their
complaint i 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.
Madiso1-Tke Wisconsin Blue Book
for 1891 viii contain the complete
population census taken last year, bat
probably not more than one county
w-iIi be represented in the agricultural
census section AdvIces from Wash.
ing1o1 say the census bureau VIII not
have the agricultural census CON
ple1e9 for another year or two
Janesvill-The salary Of the mayor
OF GAINESVILLE was raised 10 81 600 by
the city council. an increase Of $4o0.
( The city clerk vas raised from $3.50
TO S21eo Several other increases
we're dropped following development
q public dlsappToval 1t was orig
inally proposed 20 give tie mayo,
$25oo.
Eau ClaiEs-Nore than SEQ bankers
and bankers representatives are 81
pected 10 gather IL Eau Claire On Feb
p, when TIE annual convention oi
+. Group l. Wisconsin Bankers associa
ton meets. TIE last convention was
4 held IL Chippewa Fails IN 1926. VIII
an attendance OF more than 400.
Neenah-An addition That vii prac
tically double the size Ct the Theds
Clark hospital here viii he pat int
Use shortly Fari0Zs ors2nizations
throughout Neenah and Menasha hav,
furnished rooms in the addition.
SlperloT-FIve raids by Sheriff Ar
thur buchanan OF New kentucky
have sen1 the price % noonshine soar
ing from So 10 SIS . gallon 70 s.. Il
$50 tor liquor of s poorer variety. &C
c0rdlag 70 the reports alleged 6runk
give Il Superior police court
Stevens Po.nt-Free inspection o
teesa of children Of the pa5lic school
under The direction Ct Miss Puth Man
lowe. clry nurse. wlIl be -ade. Il &
hoped s6aE dental clInlc for schoo
ehl]6ren win be established On Il
basic Of results
Green Bay-P1eaGing guilty to
charge ot using face towel for NOR
fhs1 Gre customer Phyliss Jznelle
. barber. paid SD and costs The wal
rant Eas sworn oct b. state healt
officials.
Green Bay-The stork ran ava
, FROM The GRIN reaper dzrizg Janua1,
: according To the bureau O. vital sts
tistics There was S. births and 4
deaths. Dan C1pi5 had bad month
emily II weddings being osolemniEed.
lancaster - John SheIlsuberzs
3 see6 rec}Ese. who fog mere than
S yesrH has lived il e Ii-sle hu4 u II
2 ailss ct 2o-1EeEn Lancaster count
6 s1esisrlg cn herbs znrs AID fru5f
8 was banned To death when q IRE
al,.t Eeep warm tSlrzea Ike shat.
Ia Crosse-Tnree air mail f,et
were allied wAeH rvro exr csrs