The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-27

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band and four children
The Merrill city council has author.
lied a committee o start negotiations
for an ornamental lighting system for
the city of Merrill to cost 100000, and
towards which the city will pay one.
third, the adjoining property holders
4 two.thirds.
Although the school year is almost
! half gone, President John f. Sims,
Stevens Point dean of Wisconsin Nor
NAL school presidents, reports there
has been no letup in the demand for
qualified teachers.
Brooding over domestic troubles and
the forthcoming rial Of his wife's suit
/ for divorce, affected the mind of Roy
Anderson of Neenah He is receiving
treatment at the Northern hospital at
/ Oshkosh
The American Society of Equity has
launched campaign in Portage coun-
/ ty to enlist 1900 members A house
| to house canvas will be made. 1t is
probable that organizations will be in
stitutcd in Almond, Bancroft Nelson
I Vile and Rosholt. as well as in Stevens
Point.
Fire losses totaling 1851, 44392 on
buildings and $2479,0O7 on contents
were suffered in Sheboygan during
/ 1920, according to Fire Chief William
Z. Trotter. The biggest loss occurred
al the fire which destroyed the Badger
State Tanning company in January,
the aggregate loss exceeding $4,000
O0O The total losses are the largest
in the history of the city,
Fifty years in the government serv-
ice, twenty.seyen Of which have been
spent in Green Bay, il the record of
/ +. w. Conrad meterolngist of the
Green Bay weather bureau. He is one
of the oldest foreCasters in the coun-
try. He entered the government sery-
ice ia 1871, when it was under the
jurisdiction of the signal corps branch
Of the army.
Individual visiting days for Fond du
Lac school teachers are to be abol-
/ ished. Heretofore if an instructor
wished to visit one of the other schools
substitute was supplied Under the
new plan whole buildings will be dis
missed for a day and all of the teach
ers will visit other schools. In this
manner the cost of the substitutes,
which amounts to $500 a year, will be
saved.
The body of George W. Whiting,
/ Headquarters company, one Hundred
Twenty-s infantry Thirty-sec-
ond division, who died in Mesyes,
France. Sept 80, 1918, was returned to
Lake Mills for burial The funeral
was held from the Methodist church
under the auspices Of the local chapter
Of the American Legion, the Rev.
Gustav Stearns, Milwaukee, former
chaplain with the Thirty-second divi.
sion, officiating.
According to George ]. Weigle, dairy
and food commissioner, his depart.
ment now has under supervision 2,572
-,
cheese FACTORIES ~ outer l"I'o'll','
DO cohuehSeIles' $50 ie'el',.l5 Sl"'lo''''
126 canning factories, 945 bakeries,
$40 confectioneries, 239 botIing estab-
Ishments, AZ cold storage warehouses
and approximately $1,000 grocery
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featured nrenared or offered for sale
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During the year 1920 nearly 100000
tons of coal we've received at Mantle,
voc, according to the annual report of
| e. j. Kellner, customs, collector. Ceal
represented the argest incoming ship
ments. The tdal tonnage received
Z ,,o, 900 400 lumbar ehiDmante tn.