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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-31

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years that hare bsep brim fN11 81
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and psrsonsl. Our ~ visa for
them Is that this pleasant relation
ship with then bs Continued
All sccounss dus ~ are - -
paid 70 Walter A. Grow, and be
provides for all secoonss due ~ ~
We hope that you viii enable ~ 70
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tendon and re especially thank you
for such courtesy in advance To
all friends snd customer, some ne
have known in > business way but
q short while. and many through
Iout the Fipeaed years through .
continred pleasant relationship. re
wish for you all that Is good and
proper. and trust that you will give
the same unstinted loyalty to our
successors Gratefully.
CROW SHOE CO.
Per Walter A. Grow
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FOR RENT-Five-rocm house. 5es
West Main. Apply 1t J. s CAnp-
bell 4 Cos. IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-31

FOR SALE-Il1 acres. all in cnIsi-
yation. FIVE miles north Of waxa-
hachie. close 10 interurban and Dali
las pike. -I35o0> per acre sz5aos
cash. Balance TO suit purchaser
Not rented. Call A l. Coanally
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RoR RENT. SALE Oh TRADE
Two modern houses. all convensen-
.ess: two blocks square G. L. Penn
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FOR SALE OR TRADE 1913 Ranl-
bier. electrically equipped. newsg
painted and IN good running order.
-anson r. Cole. aaa
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FOR SALEI1e acres. 18a acres in
cultivation, we'll improved With
plenty OF lasting water. six miles
south of Waxahachie, on the Nash
pike $I35.eo per acre. $25e0-ee
cash. Balance to suit purchaser.
Not rented CAN A. L. ConnalIy
with O. H. Chapman 4 Company
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-13

i'te>slution No. l. was then declared
adopted.
The report of the committee of
a ualt of highway commissioner Of
nee was then presented. and on mo-
non was accepted and adopted.
Report
l The Hon. The County Board OF
Supervisors of Villas County, Wis.
Gentlemen:
Your Committee appoint
"a 70 Audit the accounts of the office
VI the County Highway Commission
q 5L- rom January 1St. 1915 to June a,
1S ma, Deg leave to report;
,,;l nat the Books, Time slips, Board
W load orders and Vouchers and
a! other contracts and papers; have
E.o y, with the books and records
~ ~ Jlle County Clerks office and the
ooulty IreaSurer's office. And have
L lLaae the hereto attached report
slowing all receipts and disburse-
lleiiIS IN that office from January /,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-13

The communication to the county
highway commissioner from the
State Highway Commissioner, was
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-13

steam or gasoline roller. Possibly
arrangements for this roller could be
made with Forest county, which /
understand has roller which is used
to very slight extent.
1t must be remembered that the
state aid law prohibits Surfacing wild
er than Is feet outside of Milwaukee
county. If the material is laid wild
er than this width, the additional
width must be paid for solely by the
county, by abutting property or both.
In other words, the improvement of
width greater than Is feet cannot be
paid for out of the joint county and
state funds made available under the
provisions of the state highway law.
Your statement that there were
5000 yards to be hauled lead me to
believe that possibly parts of the
streets were intended to be surfaced
wider than Is feet. AS matter of
fact, they probably should be, but on
ly width between and Is feet, in
elusive. can be paid for under the
state and county plan.
Yours very truly,
WISCONSIN HIGHWAY COMMISSION
By A. R. HIRsT, State Highway Eng.
Resolution No. 2.
Resolution No. offered by Supervis-
or VIM. Saltenberger.
RESOLVED by the Board Of Sup
ervisors of Villas county, Wisconsin,
that the sum of Three thousand dol
lars be transferred from the General
Fund of said county and placed in a
fund to be known as the ''Graveling
Fund.-" which fund is to be expended
in grayeling the County Highway as
follows: From the Mud Creek bridge
on the Eagle River to Woodruff high
way easterly along said highway to
the intersection of Railroad street in
the village of Eagle River, thence
north along Railroad street and the
Eagle River to State Line highway
to the northeast corner of the north
west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section q township 40 north,
of range 10 east, also from the corner
of Wall and Railroad streets in the
village of Eagle River ease on the
Eagle River to Three Lakes highway
to the corner know as Gertz' corner.
All payments from said fund to be
made upon order drawn by the Coun-
ty Highway Commissioner.
Dated July %, 1915.
VIM. SALTENBERGER, Supervisor.
On motion resolution No. 2 was
adopted, all members voting aye.
Recommendation.
Eagle River, Wis, July 2Sth, 1915
To the Honorable County Board,
Villas County. Wisconsin.
Gentlemen
With reference to the balance of
81 ,235. Is remaining in the Smoky Lake road
fund, have made thorough inspection of the
road and beg leave to report to your honora-
BILE body that owing to the continued wet
weather and the lateness of the season, work
cannot be done on this particular road and get
anything like satisfactory results. Work on
this particular road should be done in April
May and June to have any success,
In order to receive the amount of state aid
apportioned to this road of SI25o Is now re-
manning in said Smoky Lake road fund be
transferred to the Eagle River and Woodruff
road, The amount so transferred will about
complete the Eagle River and Woodruff road
Respectfully submitted,
J. r. NEMAcHEcK.
Highway Commissioner
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Resolution No. 3

RESOLUTION No, g. offered by Supervi-
sor Fred Meloy Resolved by the County Board
of Supervisors of Villas County Wisconsin. that
the balance remaining in the Smoky Lake
Highway Fund be transferred to the Eagle Riv-
er to Woodruff Highway Fund and expended
on said last named highway.
Dated July 2Sth, 1915.
FRED MELoY, Supervisor.
Resolution No. 3 was then adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: Supervisors, Kamke, Sandbeck,
Emmons, Gabe, Pinch. Erwin, Meloy, Back
strom and Bent voting aye Supervisor H, J.
Mack voting no.
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ms and Outs.

Bronzed by foreign suns. he entered
the Office of his colleague. But the
cashiers chair was vacant
rs Mr.. Smith out?" he asked, anx.
lousy. Il am an old friend of his"
mo, SIR" returned the clerk. "Mr.
Smith is not out. He won't be out for
10 years"
Here the clerk smiled grimly
The firm is out, though he went
on, "one hundred thousand just"
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The communication to the county
highway commissioner from the
State Highway Commissioner, was
read.
Communication.
Eagle River, Wis. July 2S, 1915.
To The Hon County Board,
Villas County, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen:
Herewith attached hand
YOU letter received from Mr.. ~. Il.
Hirst, State Highway Engineer with
reference to graveling certain parts of
the County system of highways in
the town of Eagle River and the
town of Lincoln.
The work referred to begins on the
Eagle River and State Line road at
about the n. E. corner of the SW of NV
of section q town 40 range 10 and eX-
tends on south through the Village
of Eagle River and in westerly
course along the Eagle River and
Woodruff road to the Mud Creek
bridge situated on the NV Sc OF Sec
ton 81 town 40 range 10. Also that
piece of road on the Eagle River and
Three Lakes road beginning where
said road joins the Eagle RIVER and
Woodruff road and extends east to
what is known as the Gerts corner.
The total distance to be graveled is
about four miles and approximate
yardage 5000.
A contract can be entered into with
f. j. Thrun to haul and place the
material for 80 cents per cubic yard.
TO which should be added the eSti-
mated sum Of $500. for preparing the
road bed for the proper placing OF the
material.
This four miles of road referred to
is without a doubt the poorest we
have on the entire county system
and the character of the soil is such
that no amount of work can put 1T In
anything like passable condition I'M
less the same is surfaced With gravel.
In view of the fact the State has
consented to allow the work TO De
done during this season and allow the
amount of State aid for 1916. would
respectfully recommend that the sum
of $4,000 be transferred from the gen.
eral funds of the County and placed
in a fund to be known as a Crawling
Fund to do this work.
Respectfully submitted.
j. T. NEMACHECK, Highway Com.
Madison, July %, 1915
Mr.. J. T. Nemacheck.
Eagle River, Wis.
Dear Sir:
/ have your letter in regard
to crawling certain streets IN the
village of Eagle River.
Provided the county board makes
an appropriation for this purpose ana
furnishes the total sum necessary, we
have no objection to having this work
done this year, and to paying INTO Go
called for by this specific improve
ment. in accordance with the ailot-
ment made to it from the state high
way fund available for the county py
the county board.
Before work is definitely undertake
en-. we must however, insist that the
gravel be examined by Mr. Sargent,
and the contract for hauling the gra,,
vel approved in the usual way and
stems taken for its proper application
On lob of this kind, the material
should undoubtedly be rolled with a
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Resolution No. 4.

Resolution No. A. Offered by Super
visor VIM. Saltenberger.
Resolved by the County Board of Sup
ervisors Of Villas County, Wisconsin,
that the sum of thirty dollars per an
mum be paid the town of Eagle River
for water furnished from the water
works system of said town at the
court house and county jail, said sum
to be paid in the following manner:
In four equal quarterly installments,
the first payment to be made on the
1st day Of August, 1915, and on the
first of each and every third month
thereafter, and the chairman of the
county board of supervisors and the
county clerk are instructed to draw
orders in favor Of said town of Eagle
River in compliance with this resolu-
ton. Dated July 18th, 1915.
VIM. SALTENBERGER, Supervisor.
On motion resolution No. was
adopted. all members voting aye.
Resolution No. 5.
Resolution No. 5: offered by Super
visor n NJ Emmons.
Resolved by the county board of sup
ervisors of Villas county, Wisconsin,
that the appointment of r. n. Van
Doren by Judge A. I'll. Reid, as coun-
sci to assist the District Attorney In
the defense of the action entitled
State ex rel Irwin VS.. County Board of
Supervisors of Villas County, ct al be
and hereby is confirmed.
Dated July 18th, 1915.
n. M. EMMoNS, Supervisor.
On motion resolution No. 5 was
adopted. all members voting aye.
To the Honorable, Chairman of the
County Board and Members Thereof.
Gentlemen
/, Frank A. Hall, Sheriff of
Villas County, in compliance with
Chapter 625 of the Laws of the State
of Wisconsin for 1913, hereby report to
YOU that since your last meeting in
January the following named persons,
committed to the county jail of said
county at hard labor, have been placed
at work for time shown and their
earnings distributed in accordance
with said law and the instructions of
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the Court.
Emil Mayall, committed April I, 1915,
for s months; employed by F. G. Hall
& Co.; daily wage, s1.OO: days worked
to date. 80: amount earned to date,
1890; amount needed for clothing ne
cessfties, (paid by sherif;) earnings
paid to, Villas County.
Dated July 18th, 1915.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK A. HALL, Sheriff.
State of Wisconsin, &C
Villas County.
l, Frank A. Hall, being first
duly sworn, do depose and say that
the above statement is correct.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of July, 1918.
W. B. Raymond, Notary Public, Villas
County, Wisconsin.
On motion the report was accepted,
and the check for S32. 90 was delivered
to the County Treasurer.
i IOpOSlUlOIl Vi OUIOIlS O. mdulOy w
sell the county. an automobile for the
county highway commissioner, was
presented and read.
On motion the purchasing agent
was authorized and directed to pur-
chase Ford automobile.
Proposition of G. HI. Jackson, was
then presented.
Proposition.
Eagle River, Wis, July 8th 1915.
To the County Board of Supervisors,
Villas County, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen
| hereby offer the county
of Villas the sum of seventy-fve dol
lars for the Ford car which has been
used by the County Highway Commits
sioner. Very truly yours,
G. III. Jackson.
On motion the proposition was ac-
cepted, and the purchasing agent was
authorized and directed to sell to G..
Ell. Jackson, the old Ford car owned
by the county for the sum of $500.
On motion the county board appro-
priated the sum of $4,000 for a coun-
ty exhibit at the State Fair for 1915.
The claim of r. B. TWeedy for re-
endorsement on tax certificates on
State lands, tax sales of 1913 & 1914
was referred to the District Atty.
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Board Proceedings

piver. Wisconsin, July II, 1915.
le he Eco county clerk of Villas county,
W We. the majority OF the mem
2, If !" the county board OF supervls-
I ol Tls that you call a meeting
,I LeG 6 ami board of Villas county,
t li9 tom IN Wednesday the 18th day OF
p LleI T915 al 300 o'clock p. M, for
,,, Igno, of reconsidering the ap-
Eminent of the county, and for
4 Ol ofhef business that may come be-
e said board. co.,;oox
CHAs. KAMKE, supervisor
rs A. BENT, Supervisor,
n IL Z MACK. Supervisor,
n n \ VI EMMONs. Supervisor,
6 D., Up SANDBECK, Supervisor.
July p, 1915.
I IcaIl for a special meeting of the
npty board Of supervisors of Villas
pnty, Wisconsin.
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PROGRESS.

oh yes, he's pretty deep In poll.
tics now
We'll, that's not surprising; that
has been his bent for years"
Bent? Huh! He's positively
crooked Philadelphia Press
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lie IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
.ue County Clerk be instructed to
cnarge back to the several towns,
winch under the 1914 apportionment
paid less than their share of the State
ana County Tax as determined by
lAe above reapportionment, such sum
as IS Justly due from them, and to
credit the Town of Phelps with such
sum as is justly due it upon the
above reapportionment.
Dated July %. 1915.
CHAS. BACKSTROM,
Super visor.
On motion resolution No. l. was
alNntP1 hV the fnllnuinm vote ON roll
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Mileage and per diem bills.

On motion the bills for mileage and
per diem were allowed. and the chair
man of this board and the county
clerk were authorized and directed to
issue county orders for the same.
On motion the report of the COM
mittee on general claims was accept
ed and adopted, and the chairman Of
the board and the county clerk were
authorized and directed to issue coun
ty orders for all sums allowed after
the expiration of five days from date.
On motion the county board of sup
ervisors adjourned to the 22nd day of
September 1915.
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Town Long Famous in FieSc
When Manchester, England enc
rural market. Client was the cea-e1
the textile industries of Europe.
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Eagle River, Wis, July 28th, 1915.

Gentlemen: Your whom
beg report
that they be allowed
schedule
chairman this board and the clerk orders all
allowed after expiration OF i've fromd
A. Bent S.
Chas Backstrom, supervisor. j. W.Pineh
Peter Sandbeck, supervisor. N. M Emmons
No Nance NATURE OF CLAM ASKED ALLOWED
W. medical
W.
L TEch plumbing atja dover
house -l914
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in TO way conn ttee
@.
Is - Is al
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B. Raymond filed
IL Clerk o acc
40
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LII. IN n rel lamp. Hoo
FRANKIE l4@
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VIM mghwayo mmiss onerso
G.. 0 commits r-4
G. --- 15
Mr. men
We on Plum Laker Dad
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ChasB commits work. 500
81 VIM
and chairman
and directed to all allowed the
pration of five days from date.
10.
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"a Saltth peLSoA 81
~ YOU and each of you, notice is
ereby given that pursuant to re-
hest for a special meeting of the
pnsty board. signed by majority
the majority Of said board, there
m be a special meeting held at the
buntv clerks office in the court
Souse at Eagle River, Wednesday the
ISrb dav of July, 1915, at O'Clock p.
for the purpose of reconsidering
h apportionment of the county, and
h. a6v other business that may come
Sefore said board.
Dated this DIST day of July, 1915.
w. A. Bradford, Co. Clerk.
Eagle River, July 18th 1915.
p1rsuant to the above request and
III. the county board Of supervisors
A Villas county convened at the coun-
N clerks office at the court house,
Wednesday, July 28th, 1915, at 300 o.
Hook o. m. and were called 20 order
by the chairman, Chas. H. Kamke.
lie following named members ans
kered to the roll call: Chas. I'll. Kamke,
Peter Sandbeck, n. M. .Emmons, Ed.
Babe. J. w. Pinch, Chas Erwin, HI.
Mack. Fred MelOy Chas. Backstrom,
bias. a Bent, William Saltenberger.
Minutes of previous meeting read
Ind approved.
The matter Of the reappOrtiOnment
bf the County was then taken up and
discussed for some time but not ar
living at any agreement.
On motion the Board took a recess
Entil 7:3O o'clock p. m.
The board met at 7:30 o'clock and
we're called to order by the Chairman
Chas. IL Kamke. ali members pres
Pnt.
The matter of reapportioment was
sgain taken up and the following
resolution presented:
RESOLUTION No. |.
Resolution No. l. offered by Super
IisOr Chas Backstrom.
WHEREAS the Town of Phelps has
taken an appeal to the State Tax
Commission from the equalization Of
5aXes by the County Board Of Super
gisOrs Of Villas County, Wisconsin, at
their annual meeting held in Deem
per. 1914, and
WHEREAS the State Tax Commits
ion has ordered a reassessment of
Villas County upon the aforesaid APP
)edl, and
WHEREAS it is deemed for the best
interests Of Villas County that the
5oard OF Supervisors of said County
fleet compromise in the matter of
aid reassessment with a view to saw
ng the expense incident thereto,
Vow. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
" THE County Board of Supervisors
i Villas County. Wisconsin, that the
of the State and County
axes for the year 1914 which the
eyeral towns in said county shall pay
70 % IL fD lyv-C
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who wishes to reach 10000
Wastebaskets into which his adj
vertising circulars fall must pay
someone for their writing, print
ing and posting, and as the New
York Herald-one of the ablest
opponents of business principles
in the country-say "The
wastebasket cannot read circu-
lars and is unable to buy any Of
the things that they seem to
exploit" Our esteemed contem-
porary is surprised to know that
men of supposed commercial acu-
men spend large sums each year
in the futile effort to convert the
wastebaskets of the country in
to customers, while neglecting
the advertising columns of pub
locations that are not thrown in
to wastebaskets.-Leslie.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-10-06
General Facts Of Interest Taken From the
County Superintendent Report for
the School Year 1914-l9l5

Number of children enrolled
in the public schools of Redwood
County during the school year
of 1914-1915 was 5,641.
Average daily attendance for
each pupil was 1913 days.
21,809 books were taken from
the libraries by all of these chill
dren.
Every school in the county
has a library. Every school ex-
cept two has an approved sys-
tenn of heating and ventilating.
Every district in the county
provides free text books. The
average cost per pupil for free
text books was SO cents.
There were 1913 teachers work.
ing in the public schools of the
county, making an average of
one teacher for every 80 pupils.
Of these 1913 teachers, twelve
held complete second grade GER
tfcates and all the rest first
grade certificates, normal diplo-
mas or college diplomas.
The average salary paid to
men teachers in the graded and
high school was $109 per month,
that to women teachers in same
schools was $50 per month. The
highest salary paid to a rural
teacher last year was $1,000 per
month and the lowest was
$4,000. The average salary paid
to rural teachers was $4,000 per
month.
There were Is rural and semi
graded schools that held school
for nine month terms. The short
est term of school was seven
months.
Six districts in this county
maintained school for only sew
en- months. All the rest Of the
rural and semi-graded schools
were in session eight or nine
months.
The following is a list of the
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rural and semi-graded schools
whose applications for state aiC
have been approved by the Coun
ty Superintendent and forward
ed to the State Department fol
acceptance.
Semi-graded aid $4,000: Z
Is, 10, 26, 27, CT, 70, 95, 1O2
104 and 108.
Class "a" Aid, $4,000: 2
BE, 4, 6E, CIV, 8, 9, 10, II, IL
Ii, IA, 20, 81, %, "a, 25, 28E
28W, 20, 33, "a, 35, SO, 80, 40
Al, AZ, 43, A, 46, AZ, 48, 40, SO
81, So, 81, So, 81, SO, SO, 60, 81
62, 60, 65, &c, 60, SO, II, 70, Is
76, II, 78, 70, 80, SO, IS, sc, 88
80, 80, 81, 90, SO, 81, SO, SO, 100
1O1, 103, 105, 106, 1O7, 10, Ill
112 and lib.
Class 'B" Aid, $4,000: 3N
3W, 80, 81, SO, As, 81, 80, and 81
Class &c" Aid, $500: 5, 16
50 and "a.
Unaided Districts: GA and 100
No school in District No. " last
year.
A Farmers Club has recently
been organized in Swedes Forest
Township with the following of.
fcers: Carl S. Knutson, Presi-
dent; Knute c. Knutson, Vice
President; M. N. Sandager, Sec
and Treas.
Their last meeting was held
on August 30th. Plans for the
winter program were discussed
at the meeting. County Agent
Neil was present and gave an
interesting talk.
A number of improvements
have been made during the sum-
mer in the school building in
District No. 90, Three Lakes
Township. The foundation has
been improved, a new floor laid,
the building painted inside and
out and new slate blackboard
put in.
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Redwood County Fair Premiums Given for
Sewing in Semi Graded and Rural Schools

la Arends, District No. Is, Lamber-
ton; second, S so, Nellie Paulson,
Springfield, District No. Fl.
Lot 6-Three-cornered darn: first,
S rs; second, S. so, Lizzie Larson,
District No 10, Lucan; third, S rs.
Class D, Girls over thirteen years
of age.
Lot Fancy apron, hand made:
first, $1.OO, Katie Neudecker, District
No. Is, Clements; second, S rs, Ethel
Overmeyer, District No. 4, Redwood
Falls; third, S 80, Lucille Barber,
District No. 102, Vesta.
Lot plain work apron, machine
made: first, S .75, Ethel Overmeyer,
District No. 4, Redwood Falls; sec
ond, S so, Katie Schwasz, District
No. z, Wabasso; third, S .25.
Lot 3-Hemstitched towel: first,