Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-09-01

sl..pr,ant Of which will take rs years.
nroposed new medical building.
,s.rbipg hospital, nurses home and adj
5.e;on m the dental building have been
-uno,nced A new law building and
sc,ancs and administration building
- under construction. The new
: rrrnasium and the dental building
Tare completed last year.
rarcaster-Carl ]. Alt, owner of a
,.rgs herd of Jersey cows. held the
Manor Of high COW and high herd in
~ Mount Hope-Lancaster Testing
ss.oclation for July. Gray Girl, his
ssst cow. has record Of sos pounds
! HITTER fat In seven months and rs
DAYS and for July her record stood at
g2g opunds of milk. SO per cent of
bntter fat and TAG pounds of butter
fat.
Park Falls-1Iiss Helen Thompson
bas undertaken 10 write history OF
part Fails. The work will be divided
tnto two epochs, the first dealing with
the history prior to the opening of the
twentieth century and the second with
events since that date. 1t is less than
IA years since the sound of the first
settlers ak was heard In the forests
where Park Falls now stands.
Brentwood Spooner's new cream,
sr1 at Brentwood, which started oper-
atoms month ago, is making excep-
tlonal progress. averaging eight hun
dred pounds of butter day. The
creamery has one hundred and
II seventy patrons and five cream haul
Il erg have been engaged The butter
q which Is not sold locally is shipped
10 the Chicago market.
Nadison-A bantam hen at Henry
Villas zoo. Madison, has Matched a
brood Of quail The little birds are
doing nicely" according to DR.. C. G.
II Dwight, benefactor of the ZOO. DR..
Dwight obtained eight quail eggs and
placed them under the hen. The brood
Is perfect, he states, not one being
II killed. though when Matched they were
no larger than q thimble.
Madisou-In compliance with a law
passed by the 1923 legislature no
buildings can be constructed in Wis
oonsin over height OF 100 feet except
ri in Milwaukee where the height may be
rs feet even If plans were under way
and construction started before the
Law went into effect. This is the rul-
Ing made by Assistant Attorney Gen
sral R. NJ. Rieser.
Fri5t dsblp-Alfalfa has solved the
question of making light sandy soil
II pay dividends to the farmer owning
81 = in Adams county. Farmers of the
q county who once questioned the adj
III Visibility Of sowing this legume on
sandy lands now find that it is the
only hay crop that will not wither
and de
Aonroe-A threshing machine that
has been IN use 43 years Is now at
work in a field near Monroe. 1t is
{ now run by tractor instead of the
i've teams formerly necessary. The
machine requires cutting of the bands
and Is hand fed, Threshing was done
Al \ cents a bushel in the old days,
but now cents bushel is charged.
Necedah-James Turnpack, 10, OF
euongs Prairie, Adams county, was
Killed by charge of shot from his
shotgun He and his brother had been
n Shooting crows. It is believed the
youth must have been dragging the
gun along By the barrel with the butt
O GU on The ground, when the
Aeedent occurred.
surgeon Bay = The Dehydrating
PRODUCTS Co.. Sturgeon Bays newest
-la4stfy viii erect a modern two
soEJ plant. The plant is now occupy
4s leased quarters. Work has start
On ne dehydrating of part OF
.ooE eoaatys large apple crop, which
now being picked.
1onah-Jacob vandervort was In
sanity Killed when bus he was driy-
= was struck by Milwaukee road
s4seaser train No. Is at a crossing
~ roman. There were no passen-
# ssss "a tha bus Parts of the machins
as streTn along the tracks for q
@ e-sEler Of mile.
@Aa.towoe-James G. Mcclellan has
- ADDED 10 the county's traffic
s'-4a g q result Of the opening Of
-e1Fay IS He Is the second speed
- -ov on duty in Manitowoc county
4i1oeq4a-o. Z. witt Of Brandon
81 oss1 easaeed as principal Of ths
e---s21s coils Mr.. Witt received
-a.r-1g O. Ripon college and Co
'----il la.sel sity.
- .a.re-Boy Scouts have just
-sa p lease so acres Of hard