The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-04-21

Gates an early opening OF the resor
season. In some parts of the country
districts, the frost is out of the ground
Students of the Sixth and Seventh
grades of the Fourth ward school IL
Eau Claire have issued the first mum
Der of their school newspaper, "ThC
Fourth Ward Sentinel" Il contains
school news, editorials, personals,
spring poets corner and feature ar
ticles.
/ A colored porter, who was employed
less than a week in Hartley's barber
shop in Rhinelander, disappeared and
after q hurried inventory of the shop
razors. musical Instruments and other
articles 10 the value of over 800 were
found 20 be missing Hartley had given
the porter a key to the shop.
In re-electing W. T. Darling as su.
perintoudent of schools in Eau Claire
for another year the school board gave
him a salary boost of $1,000 a year.
His salary now is $4,000 f. NJ Bray
reapponted as principal of the high
school, was given salary Of $4,000 a
year an increase Of $500,
At a meeting of the directors of the
Mnocqua Cooperative Creamery com
pany it was voted to engage in the
manufacture of ice cream in connec-
ton with the production of butter A
complete ice cream plant viii be in
stalled In the company's creamery and
will be- ready for operation May Is.
Print paper made of southern pine
and red gum is used for print stock
in a small pamphlet, The Log of the
Lab" just issued by the Forest Prod
ucts laboratory, Madison The paper
was made on the laboratorys paper
amking machine and illustrates one Of
its successes in research to relieve the
print paper situation.
decided decrease in rural and
small town Jail population under pro
hibition is reported by the board of
temperance, prohibition and public
morals of the Methodist Episcopal
church following a countrywide study
of statistics. Eleven Wisconsin cities
chosen at random show a falling off
Of jail population Of u per cent from
July l, 1918, to July l, 1919, and of 26
per cent from July l, 1919, to July !,
1920.
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OIL lue STATE may IeaIlze some prom
on Ihelr iaSl year polalo crops ON
cIais OF the hIce Lake 0'arch Factory
nave s'a''e' 'il'H pant 10 niaIlula'-
lure S'arch. some 7,0V0 ousheiS per
oay are Delhs ihaue mo slaIch at 'l"l
pant TO stimulate business aiao' I'e
railway companies are oiloIlls specI"'
rates on 'spuus 10 the plant. lhIesS
maze mo SIarch' lhe potato crop Oh
that section would Dc almost uIlinaI
helaple.
Master painters and decorators Of
Racine. a score in number, announced
that they would conduct open shops,
Offering employment to all journey
men, union or nonunion. The action
came as a result OF the union Journey.
men IeIuSaI 10 accept l"e ne" "aEe
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MASTER p"'u'eIS nave no" Jo'n'u 'S'u'
win master carpenters inaSons'
plumbers an" 'l''lllc,"nS ~ uvC,a''
lux loI open S"opa IL an oul'0'i'5
craft
ne largest S"lp'nenl Vi oIooh 'iou'
lIy ever Sn'PPeu arrived III ''''en9
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al 'houSauu iS'' l"' 'o"'''''' VI 20
cans "ll'cU were were ull'o'"'" "''e pam a..
go ID 'n' I'I''le l. 'o'e' ',''l' one VI >.
the drainage uI'cUeS anu tue "o''
river WINE - cans ""'ch were u"
ioaueo at amherst 'u"e''ou Ne'e
taken 10 lho o''o'ro" 'I','' me !,S
came from me state ha'chery ut .,
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efforts OF members OF the portage
County FIsh ana tame fro'ec'iVe AS
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