The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-02-10
BADGER STATE.
HAPPENINGS

OF three-year term TO serve.
Approximately $4,000 federal
money will be spent on the Ashland
Hurley-lronwood trail this summer
The six mile stretch of road between
Ashland and Odanah win be straight
ened, and shortened about mile. 1t
is on the Roosevelt highway system.
The Wood county Jail is empty for
the first time in two years, according
to Sheriff Mueller. Two years ago
when eXSheriff Bluett took office the
Jail was empty. Local authorities
state that they will not sell the Jail
as they feel it is a handy place to have
around in case of emergency.
The HoIstein Breeders association
of Cameron, Barron county, have or
ganized, with Karl Hazelberg, Mikana,
as president and Thomas Gullickson
as secretary and treasurer The asso-
citation announced its opposition to
the manufacture of oleomargarine and
other substitutes for dairy products.
Tests for soil acidity have been
made in Barron county and in each
instance the reaction indicates the ex-
istence of an acid condition. This
proves that tie SUNNY Of lime in the
soil is diminished below point that
gives tbe best conditions for pIant
growth
Inmates at the Wisconsin state re
formatorv. Green Bay. are going to
have a new brand of water to drink
before long. The prisoners are doing
the digging themselves and Warden
Cowles estimates that they will have
to 20 down about $50 feet before they
strike a flow.
Tho nonrlotfon of Green Raw has in
oreasoi I nlE o,.2 : nor cont aocordfng
to 1ateet forros Tho nop,,lation fqI,nn
duripo January nv tbs government
was a on The survey is based on
connerativa fo,iree of tba nnbIic
scbooIs enrolment and domestic vate,,
service fo,, the close of 1910 and 1904
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TTa ,ll, -ny to' ~ $500 a,5 ,Ea
Girls scored on every pofnf The papers
were graded by 7 N. Kayanaucb, coun.
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pot,raa, rooo and e1eooo of
money for Rock county farmers is now
tied nm in tbe 600oO mounds of wool
which was nooIed last wear and held
in STORAGE in CHICAGO. There are about
o5O farmers having 1bares in fine psol
Wool is now quoted at from % TO %
cents Mound. and the owners want
20 cents for the wool now held in chi
capo For the eum of Q cents , mound
the wool was taken to Chicago, graded.
sorted insured and held in storage
until 9 favorable hid is received
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10 give one an ldea OF lhe proht III
hldes at TINS time the experience OF
j.. Doty brentwood man. Is worm
relating, Mr.. Doty shlpped hlde 10
a chicago commission mousse me hlde
weighed " pounds and ne was allowed
b cents per pound, or $l.3Z. HIS re-
turn showed the following charges
against the Shipment: COMMISSION I
cents; freight, 6S cents; war tax, :
cents; drayage, 70 cents; storage, %
cents. As result Of the transaction
MT Doty found hlmseIt W cents IN the
debt OF the commission mousse lie
says ne mas retirea from the hIde Dusl-
ness.
Following Its own example OF mold
ing the tlrst land clearing school IN
history, as 1t ala IN l92O, the Marlnette