River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02

averaged 1886 pounds of milk or 43.7
pounds butterfat. The herd of William
Piltz, with IL cows averaged 1,181
pounds of milk or All pounds butter
fat.
Madison-Income tax payers may
deduct from their gross income all
necessary travelling expenses including
the entire amount expended for meals
and lodging while away from home In
the pursuit of the trade, business or
vocation which produces the income
reported, the state tax commission
held in rules promulgated. This ex-
emption does not include street car
fare and other transportation expenses
incurred in going between the tax
payers home and place OF business
or employment
Madison-E. e. Witte. secretary OF
the industrial commission. has been
offered the dictatorship of the legis-
lative reference library, which has re-
NAMED untitled since the death OF DR..
Charles Mccarthy, in March, 1871.
The library commission met for the
first time in several months. to take
up the question of successor TO LIT.
Mccarthy. A number of applications
of candidates for the $4,000 position
were taken up. The board is said to
have decided that Mr.. White was best
qualified to carry on the work COM
menced 20 years ago by DIR. Mccarthy.
Eau Claire-Six Eau Claire county
Guernsey clubs have been united IN
one organization comprising about 30
breeders. A. c. Russell of Augusta
was chosen president of the federa-
ton with Louis JesselI of Elk Mound,
vice president and G. r. ingalls, of Eau
Claire, secretarytreasurer. The board
of directors, made up of officers of the
various locals clubs, in outlining pro-
gram for the year approved calf club
work and decided to have each one OF
the directors-li list cattle for sale in his
community.
Madison-Dr. Blanche w. Horner.
bureau of child welfare, state board
| of health, will hold series of child
| health conferences in the state during
March, the board has announced. Her
schedule is as follows: Mar. z, Mon
roe; Is, Milton: IA, GAINESVILLE; Is,
Sharon; 16, Elkhorn; 81, Jefferson;
%, Kohler; 20, West Bend; "a. Hart
ford; %, Alma; 20, Chippewa Falls;
80, Eau Claire. These conferences
are devoted to examination of infants
and other children of pre-school age
for malnutrition and physical defects.
Milwaukee-The Klinkert Brewing
Co., Racine, and the Prairie du Chen
Brewing Co., Prairie du Chen, were
ordered by the federal government to
cease operations at once. Several
other breweries, it is reported, may
be placed under the federal ban. The
orders were issued by Col L. G. Mutt,
Washington, d. c., acting chief OF
prohibition agents. The closing edict
was issued simultaneously with an.
other order DENYING the 1922 permits
applications of the two companies.
Madison-Several hundred Wiscon-
sin doctors are technically violating
the state prohibition law because of
their failure to obtain permits to han
die intoxicating liquors. w. Stanley
| Smith, prohibition commissioner, said
that the process of furnishing permits
| to physicians was being held up in a
great number of cases pending rec.
ommendation of district attorneys
and of the grant of permits by the
| federal prohibition department.
Appleton-A pageant giving the his.
tory of Lawrence college written by
Laura Loomis Schultz will be one OF
the events of the big celebration OF
the 18th anniversary of the college on
June S. The entire commencement
program is being arranged for the
diamond jubilee of the college. Com
mencement exercises will take place
on June z and the college examina
ton will not take place this year until
after commencement week.
Monroe-Mrs. A. A. Young, 81, for
more than half century a Monroe
resident, died of paralysis. Tier sons
William w. Young. founder of the
Daily Cardinal, university student
newspaper at Madison, and now a
prominent New York journalist and
Art Young. famous cartoonist, attend
ed the funeral.
Immigrant Garden Plants