Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-11-03

ps.,slander-Milk lunches are now
- sarved to two hundred seventy
i. pbipelander school children. The
iLss cost IS cents per week and 9
-. 70 those who pay half price,
~ AT least one-third of the children
.-s,ye the lunches gratis, a fund hay-
- bean provided from home talent
- comments and baseball games
~ his purpose No child gets milk
A.lf prjca unless he is underweight
:. shows indications of ricketts,.
Neutrality-suspicious. of beauty par
,.-s may be licensed without being
rsarfr-d to pass an examination for
i'oar.e e. A. Harper, state health OIL
os- was advised by the attorney gen
e-srs DEPARTMENT in an opinion. The
laval department ruled that beauty
1arlor operators are not required by
'gs state law to pass examinations
n-oyI8ed by the health department for
beauty parIor WORKERS.
brentwood Many farmers in tae
locality Of Brentwood are endeaTor-
iog TO determine the results of indi-
vt5ual potato marketing and are ship
n.ng direct to Wisconsin and Illinois
parcaasers. Potatoes are being moved
st rapid rate. so that cold weather
will not interfere. Some farmers,
however. still are holding their tuber
crop. with the thought that later prices
may advance
Tomah-Uron request of Juneau
county authorities, Buford kaufman,
Of Hillsboro, was arrested at Norwalk
where he was trying to dispose OF
spark plugs and auto accessories. A
garage at Union Csnter had been bur
g!aazed and Kaufman was found TO
be The one who did the trick. He was
sentenced at four years at the reforma-
tory at Green Bay.
Fond du Lac-Leonard Sternhagen
Of Sherwood had a narrow escape
from death while hunting ducks on
Lake Poygan Wading out into the
marsh for some mallards he had
brought down, Sternhagen lost his
sha. For FIVE hours he labored in
the water until he struck clear water
just as the fog lifted and he was able
TO swim to shore.
Belolt Ira Inman, Beloit. breeder of
BrowL Swiss cattle, has been elected
secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle
Breeders Association of America.
Thu appointment of Ralph Ammon,
graduate student Of the University Of
Wisconsin, as editor of The Brown
Swiss Bulletin was confirmed by the
convention, which recently met in
Syracuse
Prairie du Chien-Mrs James Long
rlre wife Of Soldiers Grove farmer,
vas seriously burned when her cloth
lug caught fire. She had been SINCE
Ing chicken when a lighted news
PAPER fell to the floor and set fire to
her dress. Her husband rushed from
The barn to help her. He was also
burned about the hands and face.
decentralization of a growing
future demand for dairy cattle from
Illly accredited herds is seen by Wis
eoasin livestock authorities as a re-
suit Of shipment of Al head of grade
and parebred dairy stock from accred-
lied herds made recently to the Unit
"a States Smelling Co. for their ranch
near Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sturgeon Bay The state fish hatch
cry in Door County is receiving large
Quantities Of lake trout spawn daily.
fisherman with permits are obtaining
sle spawn from shoals and reefs along
NE Lake Michigan shore from Algoma
% Washington island. The plant will
oe hIlad 70 its capacity, 2O,O00,O00
ssss in d few days.
Stevens When the heavy
oIsas q a paper cutting machine
.4le down upon the hands of Frank
NellasSi, IS, an employee at the Con
'2-lsIed : alter Power and Paper Co,
llA' stevens Point, both thumbs and
= Oh his fingers excepting one were
=. On Only the little finger of the
ssi hand remains.
GREENWOOD Through the publishing
: = monthly Sales and Want list by
" d Rasmussen. Washburn county
.s..'lliaraI agent, farmers Of the
.9-a,E purchased farm equipment to
;, - amount Of $4,000, saving about
'-lS Almost four hundred county
sFs received the list
w Atklnson-In FIVE years, Ella,