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The New York herald., 1921-09-25
ROD AND GUN NEWS

attractive in late autumn. both in plugs and
bugs. As rule, | use the surface under
water plug when fishing with that type of
iure. though there are days when one must
let the underwater down. down, way down,
IN order to hook up with the fish. Let the
lure sink, then retrieve slowly, playing the
attractor just above the bottom. mot much
sport In thatl' Well. wait till you hook
an autumn fighter. / prefer the surface
fishing, Of course, and as n rule never
nave to employ other methods, for the au-
tgmn bass are hungry.
And Sometimes With n Cricket.--Every
angler knows the cricket, though conpara-
lively few anglers know him as a bass bait
am here to tell you that the little black
rascal Is most excellent attractor late in
tho season. Now, | am going to surprise
you, late he Is not good surface bait, but
aecply sunken VIII tempt many large
Dronde back to his undoing. | have never
pcen able 70 explain IT, but when weighted
and sent down twenty or more feet he will
yin fish when all other live baits and lures
sail II warm day, near the middle Of
october, and you can find a few crickets
hunt out the deep lurking places Of the bass,
and go down after them, so do,ra after
them. When my book on live bait fishing
appears win be found discussing the
cricket quite at length. but not as deep
water bait; so used Il Is new dlscoycry
with men. SO in fishing. as in everything
else, live and learn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
KENNELS.

HIGH class dogs ut sacrifice; handsome
dark red Irish setter. female, Lady Len
nox, years old, hunted on quail. SIS.
Orange Bolton (English setter) female, 3
years old first prize winner at Mlneola; n
gentleman's shooting dog, ST5. Black Poodle,
Bady's Maid, years old. winner first prize
and special for best poodle in show last
Westminster Kennel Club show, $50. Those
dogs are all pcdigreed FRED T.. KIRBY,
Gloucester City, New Jersey
DALMATIAN coach dogs and puppies regis
tered Dam Borrodale Betsy, a. X. O., No.
1882; sire ch. Borrodale Traveller, A. X. O.,
No. 261oi9. Can be seen by appointment.
Telephone 81 Fla Montgomery. Mrs. JACK
FrTZGERALD, Willow Bend Farm, Mont
gomery N. v.
FIFTH AVENUE DOG SHOP.
49, 9Th av., entrance 36th st. Telephons
Vanderbilt o0ia All breeds OF dogs for
sale. also pedgreed kittens and birds
Health and quality guaranteed Boston ter
riers and Pekingese our specially.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
TUXEDO DOG SHOW
ASSURED SUCCESS
Some Of Best Specimens in the
Country Have Been Entered
for October l Event.
By FRANK f. DOLE.

The success of the show OF the Tux
edo Kennel Club 10 be held in the old
club house at Tuxedo Park. n. Y, Sat-
urday, October /. appears assured by
the large number Of entries which have
been received. Some Of the best dogs
in the country have been attracted by
the $500 in prizes including money il
every class, which has been offered by
the club. Although the entries closed
last Monday 1t is still possible under
the A. X. c. rules to include dogs in the
supplementary entries, closing September
"A. by the payment of an extra charge.
Unusual interest will be taken in the
collies thrt ugh the presence of Albert
Payson Terhune, whose collie stories
have attracted universal attention. Mr..
Terhune has guaranteed the success OF
this class and some OF the canine heroes
Of his stories will be on exhibition. Many
persons prominent in society, who have
so far this year not shown their dogs.
have entered them for this show. The
proceeds of the show are to 60 TO the
Tuxedo Hospital.
AS last year. when for the first time
the park was thrown open to the pub
lie for this show, visitors will be well
coined in the park. An attractive but
inexpensive luncheon Sill be served. The
benching and judging will take place -
the old club house, which provides ample
shelter for both visitors and exhibitors
in case OF inclement weather
Members of the bench show commit
tee, which includes w. Rosseter Belts.
Theodore F'relinghuysen. Frederick JUL
liar. Pierre Lorillard. David Wagstaff.
Mrs. Preston Davies Pierre Lorillard.
Jr., Miss Annette Tilford. Edward NJ.
Weld and Frank =. Keech. have made
every provision for the comfort Of the
exhibitors. Special automobiles will
take the dogs to and from the train e
the clubhouse. The show Is under the
management of Frank T. Dole, 145O
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
English Swimming Records.

Two English records, the 440 and 500
yards. have been eclipsed by Arne Borg
of Sweden, at Weston-Super-Mar His
time for the former distance was min
utes IS seconds, as against the standing
record of minutes "a 2-5 seconds, while
for the 500 yards he returned 6 minutes
second. the British best time being 6
minutes AS seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
2udd Sails for England.

Bovil q. y. Rudd. captain OF the OK
ford Cambridge international track and
field team which competed against Yale
Harvard, Princeton and Cornell, was a
passenger on the Olympic yesterday, re-
turning to Engla1S. Last night he was
guest OF honor at a dinner given at the
University Club by Gustavus 7. Kirby,
representing the advisory committee OF
>1e intercollegiate Association Of Anna
Hur Athletes or America
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Palace of Joy Bouts.

Greek meets Greek when Eddie An
derson of Wyoming enters the ring with
Abe Goldstein at the Palace Of JOY
Sporting Club, Coney Island next
Tuesday night. Both are noted for the
force that they put behind wallop.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

-
For Hire--Passenger Cars.
CADILLAC owner, licensed chauffeur, viii
take party Of five 20 California; reason
able rate. best reference. 55I Herald,
18th 81.
ATTRACTIVE Cadillac limousine: hour. day.
month; rates to race track, $i5. M. GIOL,
52s Morris av. Mott iiaven o560.
CADILLAC limousine ianduulet for rent
monthly terms reasonable. OWNER.
Plaza 2i0G.
LATEST limousine landaulette, monthly
expert, uniformed chauffeur. references.
MILTON HORN. Bryant $3.50
OWNER Will rut snart town car, with uni
formed chauffeur. by month. WALLACE.
3i1 West pSth. Tel Schuyler a2iS.
PACKARD twin sizes for hire, perfect SER
vice. reasonable rates. q. NJ. q G. v.
WILLIAMSON, eoi w. i3d bryant tlia-253o
PACKAlu}. attractive limousine hour, weel;.
monthly. reasonable rate. owner drives.
1861 Plaza.
TOURING cars for hire; 81 per hour.
DALLAS, tel. rlazn 2op2
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Worlds Sculling Title.

defend his title for the worlds sculling
championship on the Wanganui River
on December &c against Darcy Had.
field.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
PIERCE-4ARRow
LIMOUSINES.

3S and 4S II. p. dual valve
models repainted and In guar
anteed mechanical condition for
immediate delivery.
Llmouslnes of older models
in serviceable condition from
$3.50 upward.
ELLIS MOTOR CAR CO.,
Pierce-Arrow distributors IN
New Jersey for is years.
416 Central av., Newark, ". J,
Telephone Mulberry 1000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

The bout will be an important one. in
asmuch as Champion Johnny Buff has
promised the winner a chance at his
new title.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
Cnickegt way for buying and selling.
20 different makes OF pleasure and
commercial cars VIII no sold at
Public Auction.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
at II o'clock noon.
bring deposit. Get the car you want.
BROWN'S AUTO AUCTION TABLESPOONS
Sd av., cor. 1ith st. Stuyvesant $3.50.
Let us sell your car. List your car
with us. We have the buyers. We sell
your car while you wait. Commission
charged II your car II sold
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
PIERcE-ARROw TOURING. 1920.
4s ii. r.. perfect condition. beau
ttul appearance, cheap.
ROLLS-EOYCE,
1s3 9th av. Plaza s90f.

RENAULT Muhlbacher coupe. limousine 2.
morse power, latest Importation. Paris, cost
$4,000; viii sell exceptional price. dealers
ignored. If Interested call Spring S023-2I.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

The number q lobbyists registered
with the secretary q state continues
70 meant The total IS clase TO loo
TIE following names were reported
ia lotH holses Of the legislature. II.
u. Malcer. Green Bay. legislation az
feeaHg rsi.road employees and labor ;
+. ?. Hutton I uausee. !lqao- Ie-.s-
iation prohibition enforcement; y. C.
Salrey Madison. prohibition eleorce-
ra-nt; LaelIa u Hardy, Nl.v akee
e34ta ard public welfare Ellen l.
M-Hahau- Milwaukee. schoo4 b.igs
Ars- George (. Nlch0lS Mllwagkee.
education ard public welfare: A. L
Osborn. t7sasosh, al HseasEres atfecr-
ius lumber lnslzst-y; WIZARD g. L.enu,
Madison. oFtoae-ry; Carl J Haas,
Eaa Claire. education \ Z HARE,
f.EansE53.e. ogtomeery; A. C. Cox o.
sea northern fair L. L Zoe stan ",
iasr e.N sind county fires T A. Reg
eTafr. CAsgIeWa Fails. northern fair.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
Prs....le. e. Tssaass a-sns-s.


-Eu11zezs q Is s-1lsE tE1c1
Esrzzrs zre a1z-2y Eeeez oEs e
gEossa11s 81 dollars, EIEas1A1lEg
Hz q rs rp4eea aW
uc. seza-rss rs elysr q r1T iAe
ye -t@s SAYS >za- Pen
-v1 he VIII cZe- + E1e EEr 11se
v-1 fsw DAYS BIS 60 casrae- Tie
evil one - re principal c<grs =
several counties il Wis 1sn IS -
l4cco. Fer years Wisconsin euszcco
farmers have been saa 5eete5 70 q price
hazard Bzrers va.5 - lE-a tie
1e4. loEE 1ver re growing c11p AID
slL g Contract 81 high re T-r
pound. L. later in the seasoz q was
fcunl taaT Tie rr-es & ro1zc-o hd
gone 6awL tie AuEe- refused e take
ire erap - tie Price agreed eaZlug
that TIE crop EaS n9t IL saz1 Falk-
Ing cordlrton 7 L failed e eSgase
Iish tbs point ae EeS-e5 up.oz s see
o-lc provision of Tie rreSezx lzr wa
provides t1ag ali dzzz-ez tCaae1o 81
eTcl1eed- TeaEc9o farmers II WIS
esaslu have ESQ s heea Eeace5 u
sDe t-Te-s sid Ss1zre- B.sz1e1-
~lG ny u~D TtcEiry tAere Az SeSres
q farmers who hare beez p-l.zl sd
-Zz-- c1--E-E E5 Eee To- s1elr
zccr--1rC-z = 70 x cents S r.a1z1
CFc1 making deliveries ea-1aE the
pas week Ehsy have aeal ted rhsr al
-tsv wdzz reeeva rs Is cents.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
90: i 60 - -.

-he paddle confer srsltoa .ag as
5eeE complied with bF 1t two
s>~re ean1egntrses. s>.vs 5 7epC-t. sa-=-
1.ar.zsEs 1871 activities - ne bureau
os plumbing sIa domestic sanitary IL
cheering The aee apples 10 abo1,
+s Qualities a l4rgs Humf=f
are selecting SITES. making plans o
raSe-Vlzg 5.1s IL sesrly al cases re
rooms also ase felng CO.'S -e1 lis
cu~s4- the srae- lz Situation
The report observes tat faa hnmHer
0t 1eE uaalaE ass4 ss5eas started
daring HE final qss4--e- = 49, aas
far tao~ -sy FIR me ecrresEslEs 3l-.z
Fere1 81 lie year before
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n protection
2nd propaga1icu e fish and game vii
bs included II the eurrteuiuu-s Of Wis
consln rubzlc sehoels y the Wisconsin
cane ProteczTs association can carry
0ct SIS plans OEceFs Of me state as
sccIaLon. az g meeting here made pre-
Urinary arrangements for presenting
their case 70 the state department O.
es5uczuon- II vas also decided . IN
1erest Boy scout organizations n
Esus protection The state assocls-
Ton nog has between 1e.ee9 and 90
$50 members L * proposed % II
crease the membership 70 3eQ60 BE-
fare the end q this year.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Il has been sail that not one wC-sn =,
q thousand passes this perfectly nse1,sl
change without experiencing { crsi1 a.
very annoying and sometimes rsfrs-I
symptoms. Those dreadful hot t.ssses
sinking spells, spots before tie svss
dizzy spells, nervousness, are o-iv afsz
OF the symptoms. Every woman a. tbis
age should preht By Mrs. Block 5 sxps-i.
ence and try Lydia z. Pnkhan VEGA.
table Compound
II yog have the slightest doubt ia,
Lydia Z. PInkhan@s Vegetable en-.
pound vii help you, write 70 LYDIA z
Pinkham Medicine Co, lynn. Mass.
about your health. Your letter VII h
opened, read and answered By B5z2r.
and held N strict confidence.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

LzdysulitEl the annual meeting
q tEs Rlsk County Real Estate Beard,
resolutions Eere sdopmd protesting
against The present lavish expenditure
e public money. demanding that d
halt be called. 4 committee q three
Eas appointed u call a msssmeetlng
q the citizens Meetings are now be-
ing held n al parts Of the county.
a petition with the names Of 1000
voters VII be sem 70 Madison. Bills
have already been introduced covering
The changes II the state laws de-
uazded
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Washing-on-A total of s13.569 acres
4 Wisconsin OF % Per cent Of the
states total acreage. has been organ
lied into drainage enterprise, Al cost
Of s4,zs6T55 the census bureau an
noanced- OF the land II the organized
drainage enterprises 274,3s4 acres IS
improved farm land, 1896 acres IS
Iimbered and cutsver land and 2s4 129
acres is unimpToyed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Ge-tll benefits g FaFcr5rs Prescrip-
TICK 70 The prospective mother and
faea resolys1 EsTsr % 60 through re
trg11g EcEt1s q expectancy with
ogt tAe hzlp G ne Prescription
hare taken i 51r1zg fur gZch Per
tOcs - -5Zic ard Ee-Ti1e AID X
Lc- ozlF ksp- re u good heath but
] had coEE z-zriTszy 10 su1er.ng
beAeTe uy aE1=z were oe1eGted,
toe mrs NARY Z CARTER,
1e1s ( Foz-ta ST Al 6ruggists
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

no years. / zv
LYDIA E PEkhzrs
&c table Con.
pound ADVERTISE "
TIE paper md 20
good results ron
taxing T. Iur-
mend your ns5zara
70 ny Iie-5s al
you may publish
this fact Is E tezi.
.monisl. ''-AIwP os.
.RTBLoCE Blk G2
.HODgirE AF~r
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Madison Wisconsin VIII receive So
100000 for state roads under the pro
visions OF the general bin for that pur-
pose Just passed in congress. accord
ing 10 Frank A. Cannon Of the Wis
consin Good Roads association. IN
1918 the government gave the state
$5,1o00Q0 and the state stiIl has 81
zoo 600 available under that act which
II may use this spring" he said.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Madiso1-The Wisconsin Blue Book
for 1881 vii contain the complete
population census taken last year, but
probably not more than one county
will h represented il the agricultural
census section AGvices from Wash
ingo1 say the census bureau VIII not
have the agricultural census CON
pleIe3 for another year or two.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Farmers % Rock county
and southern Wisconsin strongly op-
pose the adoption q a Law fer day
light saving next summer. according
80 canvass Just completed. Their
complaint j. that ii interferes with
farm schedules. Farmers work with
the sun. bur visit The city by clock.
and early closing they say. VIII cost
them valuable working hours.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Tie Pennsylvania IE1eA lave thelF
osa wsg of saying things end gsHsr.
SIS ,her manage 70 make tbefr nea1-
ifs eear a5lheaGA sometimes IL W
eervea-luzgE language
over .a.e te go rha frc11 6o0r &
ha1se a l5t-.s ;5au ness Gegry"stars
Wss a@ -3
Bat' doesn't hsL Bzup -
American fe1oa Te~Ev
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Stevens Gambling with cards
or other devices must cease II Stevens
Point This means stop from the word
go. or there will be trouble" This Is
the ultim2tam Of Chief Of Police John
5. Hofsoos. Punch boards and other
games OF chance have been under the
ban in Stevens Point for several years
but violations have come 70 the atten-
ton CT tie police in recent months.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Eau ClaiEs-NoEe than SEQ bankers
and BANKERS representatives are sx-
peeted 10 gather Il Eau Claire On Feb.
-, when the annual convention OF
Group I. Wisconsin Bankers associa-
lion meets The last convention was
bald II Chippewa Fails II 1920. with
an Attendance Of more than 400
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

anesville-The salary Of the mayor
Of GAINESVILLE vas raised 10 81 COO BIZ
the city council. an increase Of $500.
The CITY clerk vas raised from $500
10 $21@9 Several other increases
were dropped following development
q public disapproyal i was orig
In4lly proposed % gre TIE msyo-
$500.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

ll 1T ere
sz1 Epol D.
Pierce s rrEs1s Les
. 4 ep up ny
strength AID Z 20
lEs-E-cs have they
ever cEaprclz ed
~ + vas daring
ny Erss eXps cant
Ee-lc5 that / dis
CoTee the Wll
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
LEGISLATURE Permits Sale CT
Bonds Below Par.
TO USE STANDARD MARKERS
70 Advertising sigus . e Perm tt-5
Near = -sssys-Repssl q Rad
ara Pe6sie utJsy Laws
ssFe5.

Il Csc Ire Elalc8a4 1eTEsSS.oZ las r.
suited In few sales u these talGs i
las been decided 10 permit sales TO-
less THAN yar and both ho-ses e tie
legislature have passe5 q b-I fc- THIS
purpose
Il ne Sezz-e g BIB wes -Eere1 -
Senator Isen1lary5t ahlch provided fos
she use Ct standard designs q uark-
rs for tie seate highway trz1k SIS
ten 10 ether u.ar6ers- t-ll5sEr1s G.
advertising material 70 Ire Elowe5
within The boundary ll@.ts 4 Ezs EEA-
say system
acting sHoz tie s-zeeS-e- q Ser1-
re- Coaz1r & Ras practically se-1 -
~ The state shst ne C1E- ana
S@ve~s>E szr-ax bl1as ar5 tAs ATza3
.aeelF uaE hI VIZ Sc te1r3 zt
sssSsE q ire senate 4 se,s 9 IS g
Committee q the wao.e with members
= tte 1o1se s1vste3 -a l4 present. Ehe
sIac Gate v4s 1a- ssr-e1
EeTeaI - lis r5 AID p-
ztHty lavs IS asked Is Asssza
ErlEs Prescott IL S tl.l offered II re
lower ho1ss The Frasea-r tl wou55
vF~ ozt sd re1. II Ees ao
provision Tor a1y u-her fo-l q reSg-
lar.ou
Petitions are Sc circulation through
os The southern part q Wisconsin
rr-irz tHe e.ntme1t = Harry e
a Adams, Be,oit- for ne Cs1el states
4aeesllE Mr. Adams has F-acrce1
las g Belar foT The Fast IS years
There wla r. % dedication . fte
Wisconsin stare ars.ol e The lezisla-
TIRE follows tAe committee recon-
u.enfa.io- which has recommended
for DEATH ere St4a5ptaayer tlI 70 ap-
TreTrare $500 for thar purpose.
TIE senate state aEairs committee ia
vorabsv recommended IRE Titus bill
tag storing taraa .Fra1Erts and TIE Ar
Ee.d . <or the --ucts1a If 8 hor-
g-lfural t5.1clng 81 tie state fair
% fhe nineteen hills before TIRE as
salb5E judiciary committee for REQ
talea 5su01. eight are Recommended
f~ 6eH1.s posrT oee-ae-t. Those ar
isvaraty recoza userded lna.ude TIE
6 twt tls requiring The aesual cuu-
se~atlon II - stated iu the deed far
tte e ~ reaE eseate. rae Msrs hll
Increasing pun smsur tor assault
sgh fires -us from o1e & ter rears;
f1e Jordan bll5 requiring unanimous
ycse ~ taa supreme court to 6ecaar-
~ s ts-- rr~ar.Ss -ersarsaF r~s ra.a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

SEperi0r-Flve raids by Sheriff Ar
thur buchanan On New KENTUCKY
have ssn1 THE price q uooRshine soar
ing from Sc 70 SIS . gallon 70 g. to
$50 Cor liquor Of & r4orer variety. ac-
c9-a5zg re the reports alleged lrE1ks
giys II Superior police court
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Neenah-An addition that VII prac-
riczlly double The size q the Theda
C!arz hospital here ELll he pat into
use shorty FsriUEs organizations
Throughout Neelsh and Nenasha have
furnished rooms n the addition
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
How WOMEN
Of MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Sye.
ferings of that Period BIZ
Taking Mrs. Blocks Advice

Hopkins, Aiun. - During Caa--z,4
Lie ] had hot flashes and s,lfsz-zS =.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

AntIgo-Fouu6 guilty On he second
ca1lz. that Of receiving stolen prop
cry, Ida ki1E. Nay Rogers and Evelyn
Turner we-e sentenced 70 I'VE years
AZ Wanp-n hy Judge aired The jury
Eas oa1 tAree and ona halI hours. The
women claimed 70 b The wives q the
ga<ee GshECsa hank robbers Eho were
recently Sentenced for - years. They
wese also charged with robbi1g tae
.5olherg stare here
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Wa1sau-Chief Of Police Thomas
Malone and DIST atty G. J. Leicht
have begun campaign against The
sale q intoxicating liquors and gam
olnE Five gambling machines have
been c0nhscased and operators fined
Alike To5.os5k BsvenT- paid 3 $50 E1e
for operating 9 gambling device, and
William Hoppe William Klamath and
x 4 Simpler e2ch pai1 500 Gue= for
selling liquor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

StsTezs PCl1t--il circllE ccuES Be
fore Judge Byron g. Park. & 1le Ct
sI5a was imposed On tae c. Z Bod
ee1 4 sons c. Ma-s16ey1, after 3
lea q guLsy had been entered 10 -
4 rs counts Il al information fled
- rhe stats The counts we're base6
u storage q eggs which, The author
saes Claimed. we're mol properly
zlzrse3.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Beczzse q Inability 70 90
tam ms service e . c3Ep efe1y PER
se1 IS cuU15g superintendent o.
Schools At salary Ct $500 year
lie Racine eCuEty boz-a1 increased The
szsa-y ID s. Az xii FroTs1e o1lce
r4zt and travel expenses. There has
reen Tacazcv @ ESQ Ecnths sincs
tae grafton q Mss Isabelle SwantE
e L-5o1 Grove
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

EA-Hlande- - Owlng 70 the low
r-1es q potatoes many Oneida county
farmers are reported 10 BE- feeding
tAez- potatoes 1o the hogs There are
thousands q bashels OF excellent
tubers nov IN storage II the county.
growers having refused 10 sell last fan
wlsZ tie market vas much more salts
factory. Potato dealers express the
opElla thai there vii Be no notable
advance Z TIE market this spring
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Fc1d q Lac-TGs ssc8o1 en- II The
~o-kzrE schedule os ne SEQ Ane
shopz. Norzh F1a5 ca Lac. slacs jan
zs baez ~ T1e 1sE schedule
zs f- fcg-zsy week Ire lec-
motive ans coach departments Ill y
zeee1 t1- 1e freight c@r depart
~ wl eo-ln-e she Ese-l4y sc2eal-
ze Beg-aez sa and a eTes
are affected d Tie 1eE 2rEzZs=GE n
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

3Gerr.Il-H r EuehlIng. county
highway comm iSsiCner, announces
that the price Of cement now Is $1-65.
Is compared with sz39 ard S249 last
fall. and that Lincoln county VIII plr-
chase three or four carloads for c1l-
cert and smsu bridge use Steel for
reinforcing IS also being offered a. $40
less d ton than last summer Lumber
IoE forms. which sold FOR SIe9 10 $40
last summer. has dropped 10 $40
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

AsElau3-Ta.s e4-T has taken hand
Il Ire Eavs-z-r L-r cl--1er -1El1E
r.erz-as 5 committee 3 three alder
-en has bE appointed tg AL Ea
zcc5ales le1zz 1ae campo TIE
cry coa decided lot e. atEe-7t tae
= ot CENSORSHIP ordnance.
--ete-ze So hare ths 5E4rs legislature
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

Ezu C.a.r-P Petitions asking for 3
rstsre151z1 e voters q tns question
q zh415.lai2g ths present commission
pan @ city Ecve-alez5 which has
beer Z farce here since 1910, for 2
-aF1- ard te1 councilmen. che from
each wz~3 were tied wiki The city
czerk Ssvs1sy-o1s more names were
sEa5 ro tie petitions than required
b. lawn al 1884 ped-iOned Tor TIE
cEz1ze
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

saz-No-e -Esn 3 --l-Ic1 and 3
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czzz ne 1s ~ forest Eress az
co-a-- d rerar & (. L Ezr-ngI1a.
state eszssvy2toZ commissioner. de-
l.vs7a5 before he E1a-ee committee
I-rES re tz5 tasz fires 2 as state
gzst year mere tE21 4s 4cr=s q
la16 ~s-e barred ovsT. Ae stata1 To
oEsez s he STATE spent sc-e So
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

zu-5ezs desiring licenses
I'll - Examined Feb 3 Al Allwaa-
kee ana Ez- Care. he stake beard e
zaaz-A zEzo1zcss- Caz5i54tss have a
tAoce q eitEs- CITY for her test
Lhe Milwaukee examination MI D.
kelz g. TIE Se1pcl G Tl21es- So Wy
gina street. and TIE EaE Claire ex-
animation AZ TIE c4ly h2LL Licenses
to- Plumbers sre required Z al 1El-
-sczgazz-las above $500 population