The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-08-18
WISCONSIN NEWS
Important Events of the Week
Around the Badger State.

/ the burglars A posse of farmers fol
lowed them as far as Eau Claire lakes
! "a miles south of town, where they lost
the trail
With threshing practically finished
| Rock county farmers are checking vi
in small grain yields-which are de-
cidedly unsatisfactory The hot dry
weather and rust severely rayaged
most of the fields The county will
have its greatest crop in another two
weeks, Corn ranges from 9 to u feet
high Tobacco looks promising.
Rev Byron f. Lewis, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Arkansaw, Wis
was drowned at Eau Claire park
where he was on an outing with his
Boy Scout troop, lie was an expert
swimmer but in diving struck some
object and was dead before he could
be taken from the water He was IN
married and a world war veteran,
Resolutions endorsing the organiza,
tion of the Equity Dairymen's Coop
erative association were unanimously
adopted by about 200 farmers at a
meeting held at Green Bay under the
auspices of the Brown county branch,
American Society of Equity Cooper
alive marketing of milk is the aim of
the association.
James Rinekerd, GAINESVILLE, has been
working as brick maker for 81 years.
For "a continuous years he worked in
a Monroe brick yard and three years
ago moved to GAINESVILLE. Il have made
more than 100000 bricks during my
life" SAYS Rinekerd. Il am % years
of age and don't know of more pleas.
ami trade than making bricks"
Herman Tebirs "A said to have
baon the Iargast man in Narinatte
county died nj his home at Marnetra
after months Illness He weighed
400 nopnds sneriaI casl,et was
made for the body a daugbter and
son survive besides his mother and
several brothers and sisters He was
horn in Canada
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TOWN og Tomahawk RECENTLY applied
to County SUPERINTENDENT NJ 8 Free
man for a teacher capabIe of teaching
all eight elementary grades and The
first and second grades of the high
school. all at one time in the Shirt
Falls school The sunerintendent was
obliged 70 inform the hoard that such
3 thine was impossible and that no
Teacher could he expected 10 fill the
bill
District Attorney Thorwald Beck of
Racine county issued orders to all
county and town officials to cause the
immediate removal of all advertising
signs along the highways of Racine
county and that unless the signs are
removed within 10 days, they will be
destroyed This action Wis taken be
cause of the fact that large adyertis-
ing signs are being placed at the inter
section of highways and obstruct views
of the direction signs placed by coun-
ty and town officials for information
of the autoists.
Recause the wrong MAYOR signed
their bonds the city of Two Rivers
has been Obliged TO reprint an entire
issue amounting to $50 600 Last fall
the CITY council voted TO float a 800
600 school bond issue and the bonds
were duly signed by Dr. w. ]. Currens,
then the city executive. The bonds
were not offered for sale until a few
days ago, and now H. c. Gowran is
mayor. II is an established rule that
bonds must be signed by the
mayor and city clerk in office at the
time when they are offered for sale.
pronosa1 NJ Fox river valley carmen
ters who have been striking since Nav
/ to return IN work at the basic nav
81 TX cents an hour if contractors
,vouId recopnize the closed shop was
IGNORED nv valley contractors nj their
meeting At Appleton. The offer was
read 70 contractors and promptly ia.
hIed without discussion The omen
ebon was declared in the valley Nav q
after carnenters refused to accent a
emf If 10 cents an hour reducing their
eca1e IN TX cants Contractors declare
thew are abla to obtain all The men
thew need at the 75 cent rate. Mean
while eaveraI hundred carpenters in
tho valley are idle
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