Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-02-02

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.s,a-ty-fve stockholders attended. |
Tr4 -anort Of the years business by |
agraser Homer E. TAFT showed that
~ company had the biggest year in
,,s history. A total of s195,070,S1 was
rsd 10 the patrons for butterfat.
T5ree hundred thousand forty-tive
,orr7s Of butter was manufactured,
taaataer with 1885 pounds of cheese
sr5 1927 gallons of ice cream. OF the
gmdt5 pounds Of butter manufac-
trsa. 10L093 pounds We're sold in
stanley
Green Bay-The lower road between
Green Bay and De Pere, along the
hanks Of the historic Fox river, will
no longer be defaced by glaring adj
verfjsements and billboards, as a re-
srIf Of the cooperation of advertisers
and the Memorial road committee of
Green Bay. This committee plans to
make the De Pere road Memorial
road dedicated to the memory of
The Brown county men and women
vha served in the world war; The
advertisers have all signified their in
tensions of disseminating the adyer
tisements as soon as possible.
Burlington The Finke-Uhen Brew
len Go. has disposed of its brewery
in burlington TO Charles Dehn, Chi
cago. for $4,000. Mr.. Dehn will man
uf4cture soft drinks under the name
Of NE Burlington Cereal Products Co.
The brewery was built in 1859 by An
thony Finke and it was 81 years old
10 the date Of the sale that w. J.
FinEe entered into partnership with
his father. The sale does not include
the large malt house of the company
or its other business properties.
Blo0mington-Three young old men
are camping out in the woods near
BLOOMINGTON, saving and chopping
wood The oldest of the trio is Viii
liam Gardner who at "A is discounting
many younger men. He SAYS the work
keeps the muscles hard, increases the
appetite and makes one feel younger.
George Hickok, II, is Gamers side
kick" Harry Bates, the third man,
cooks the meals and keeps the shack
in order where the men sleep.
CoHlprav-"O Joe" Russell. "a,
residing south Of Radisson, was found
ia his house frozen to death. He had
lived alone for years, having no rela-
tyes in this country "Old Joe" moved
to what is known as Russell Landing
on the Chippewa road in 1873, where
he kept q stopping place well known
along the river during the logging
days residing at the same place dur
ing bis whole residence in this
country
Nainette- Winter fishing, growing
in popularity, threatens to displace
Skiing and skating as a leading sport
a. Maripette Sportsmen are floeking
y Lakes Mary and Julia to fish
through the ice. Sportsmen from
o'ae owns AID cities also spend their
vaekelds at the lake camps. Deyotees /
Of Tie new sport say that winter fish
Ing has all The kick" with more ac-
c1n1nying excitement than summer
fishing
Aanitowoc- House wives at Manito-
woe are being Inconvenience by
brand new kind of thievery, that
which epletes their larders and rem
df,S them helpless when dessert time
comes During the last few weeks
Oaoh porch thieves have been helping
themselves to cold meats and salads
I paced out Of doors. During a dance
a. one Of The clubs the thieves made
away with FIVE gallon freezer OF
4 cream.
q Sioe6ton-J J. soiks, sandy soil
-anef y. Stockton. has established
4 Eo.-a record A five months old al
lA-a Plant Just taken from his farm
a' root growth measuring so
,-. This beats all records Of al j
a-a growth for a period of only five
nuns a.'ag the seed was sown," de-
i Graber alfalfa expert Of
saaas.n College Of Agriculture.
The Menasha Wooden
laay, the largest wood pail
1stne concern in the world.
5- its seventy-ffth milestone.
was founded in I849 By
Elisha D. Smith. who became
.@..51uare. He died about
sears ago. No special eele-
2 Ri mark the diamond ami
VI aa drm.
Andrew W. Hopkins. agri-
Ear Of the University OF
edison has been appoint
Of the Standardization
Il The American Associa-
cultural College Editors.
anI mas just been made
q Clemson, S. c., pres
anization.
The Cloverdale cheese
Auzasta was destroyed