Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05


seLt out by J. T Phillips. d prominent
dry worker in this part of the state.
Replies were received from I01 farm
eTs and 100 OF Them were n favor OF
keeping the saloons closed. Flfty-two
Of them claimed that the prohibition
Law was not well enforced and IS OF
them agreed that the dry wave has de-
creased drunkenness.
Sturgeon Bay-Tbis city viii be the
scene of d s,nmoth Cherry festival,
during the light OF the cherry season
If preser. plans OF the Chamber Of
Commerce materialize A special com
mittee is working out details for the
Carnival. which viii De made yearly
event. II is planned 10 hold Venetian
nigh in conjunction with the iestivi-
ties, as there are hundreds OF motor
and pleasure craft around this city dur.
ing tne summer season.
Mantowoc-M !eine Waugh Of
TWO Rivers has the distinction OF hay-
ing a left-handed appendix. Physicians
who diagnosed her Illness as append
cIus operated on tie right side as is
customary Tor all wel-mannered. if
m.sbehaying, appendices There was
ID sign OF an appendix. So The doctors
operated again on the left side and
found il. The eft-handed appendix is
most unusual. the physicians say.
Amigo Property owners on Fifth
avenue viii assume the entire burden
OF installation OF white way If the
plan outlined at q recent meeting Is
followed Properly owners will pro
coed with the work and pay Tor the inn
proyement directly instead OF having
the cost placed in She TAX TOLL. The
assessment viii be $3.50 front foot
Soliciting committees viii begin work
al once.
Fond du Lac-Almost $4,000 worth
81 business was transacted during the
year 1929 on a capital Of $3.50 by the
Fond Gu Lac County Equity associa-
ton twenty-five carloads of cattle
We're shipped during a period Of eight
months The associatjo has also
erected its warehouse and voal sheds
and has made a comfortable profit on
its livestock business tor the members.
Manitow0c Despite the slump il
building operations last year, due TO
aigh prices of material and labor and
the unsettled conditions following the
war the annual report OF TIE Mani
tCVoc Building and Loan association
shows net gain OF $4,000 in assets,
which total $4701SS % tor the year. A
business Of more than $4,000 was
transacted during 1920.
Jeferson-At q meeting Of the board
c. directors OF the Jefferson County
'lolStein-Friesian Breeders association
it was decided to hold the next asso-
citation sale at Fort Atkinson. May L..
l. was also decided that the annual
Eolsten breeders picnic be held at
jefferson. July :
Wauseu- What Is considered very
unusual in the line Of blttergat tests
Of m.Ik has occurred in the Guernsey
nord owned by Paal kicEbush, town Of
Stattin For more than five months
his herd produced milk with an aver
age test os per cent
Racine Religions and civic so
cieUes Of Racine plan To take an ira-
po~taat part n lhe municipal elections
TO be held here in March ana April.
when q mavor city clerk. assessor. az
/ lermen and superY lsoss are to be-
elected
Green Bay-Hopes Of the city en-
p,oyes for a wage increase were shat
tered by members Of the council when
they passed the SALARY budget for the
coming year with but few trivial IN
creases. Many applications for pay
boosts were On file
Medford Taylor county has raised
over $4,000 for the relief fund for
starving children in Germany The
allotment for Taylor county is 500,
Fond du Lac-A series OF FIVE meet
mss BY the home economies depart
EenJ of the university extension di.
vision are being planned for this coun.
" Feb Il TO -. TIE meetings are for
farm women and girls and will be con.
Quoted by Miss Gladys Meloche Of the
extension service
Eau Claire Funeral services for
David II Fort. who died here. we4s
held unte'r the auspices Of Eagle post
G. A e. Mr. Fort served three years
and 4even mcnths in the New York
artillery n the Civil ysir