The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-10-06


can Banking institute, representing
banks of Neenah, Menasha, Apple
ton, Little Chute and Green Bay, at a
recent meeting at Appleton, formed
Fox river valley chapter of the insti-
tute.
Wisconsin cities are now building
useful memorials in honor of soldiers
who gave up their lives in the world
war. Monuments of bronze and
granite are being displaced by mem
orials to the heroes of the state in the
forms of bridges, armories, planting
of trees, and auditorums.
Peter Miller son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Miller, Dorchester was badly
injured by a bull which broke loose
and attacked him. The boys leg was
broken, his f-ce badly bruised, and
his jaw broken. lie was taken to
Narshdcld hospital, whore it was
found his injuries are not fatal.
Herring fishermen are stalking out
their claims all along the shore and
the fish are expected to begin their
annual run within the next few weeks.
Buyers from the east will begin to
arrive in a few days. Many boats
from ports down the lake are plan
ming to come to Green Bay for the
commercial fishing.
Jim Fowler, Fond du Laos veteran
stage driver, has for more than thirty
years regularly traversed the road
between Fond du Lac and Brother
town, distance of about 20 miles.
For nineteen years Jim guided horses
over the route five days a week, and
since the advent of the auto, he has
sat behind the wheel of his machine
over the same route.
J. N. Kavanaugh, Brown county
agricultural agent, has received word
from Madison that the state grain
show will be held in Green Bay Jan.
"a to 2S, 1922, inclusive. This city
was chosen for the show several
months ago. and now with the dates
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greatest event in state grain show
history will 90 forward rapidly. W
Judge James Wickham, Eau Claire,
sentenced Ernest Forester a farmer
found guilty by jury of receiyir"
stolen property to four years in Wa
pun prison. Five bandits. the state
charged, met at Forosters house May
y, after they had robbed the Augusta
State bank. to divide rhe loot and
each paid for the use of the house
as a rendezvous. This was testified
by Ray Rudy, brought from Waupuu
as witness for the state.
Enrolment in the nine normal
schools of Wisconsin is 1851 greater
this year than in 1920, report of
William Kittle, Madison, secretary OF
the board Of normal regents, shows.
This is an increase Of % per cent
and brings the total number Of stu-
dents from 1876 in 1920 to 1857 in
1921. All of the normal schools wit
the exception of Eau Claire, Platte
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the general luhd OF the Stale. que
to delay IN the pruning Oh appicauoh
blanks II is expected mat lully 9lo'VV'
more VIII be collected before jan l
the beginning OF the new year Some
1920 doctors IN the state nave PAID
Iheir $IV incense lee which pelii''S
them to write the wet prescriptions
Upwards OF 675 druggists IN the stat