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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION
NOVEMBER Ia, 1917, 1880 z. NJ.

The board met at 1870 p. m pursu-
ant to adjournment. Quorum present.
The minutes of last session were
read and approved.
Petitions for state and county aid
for roads were presented as follows:
Waterloo $160.50
Hickory Grove (grading) $780, 10000
Referred to committee on highways,
bridges and ferries.
A petition from the town of Smelser,
asking that $500 appropriated by said
town for road work and unused be re-
turned to said town and that the $500
appropriated by the county for said
work be turned into the general fund,
was presented and referred to the COM
mittee on highways, bridges and fer
ries. 1T is as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervi-
sors of Grant County, Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned supervisors OF
the town of Smelser, do respectfully
set forth that in the spring of 1915
certain citizens of Grant county sub
scribed money for the improvement of
a piece of highway in sections 30 and
81 Of the town of Smelser. The town
accepted said donation and at the
annual town meeting held in April,
1916, voted $4,000 for the improve
ment Of this highway. At the 1915
session of the county board of this
county a petition for state and county
aid was presented by said town and
allowed by the county board, and the
sum Of $4,000 appropriated therefor.
The state allotted for this purpose
S250.30, making the joint fund avail
able for this improvement $1050.30.
The State Highway commission OK
dered the relocation of said highway,
which would cost about $380000, and
without this relocation being made re-
fused to permit the expenditure OF the
amounts appropriated.
We therefore respectfully ask that
the $4,000 appropriated for said pur-
nose by said town be returned to it,
and that the $4,000 appropriated by
Grant county as aforesaid be set over
into the general fund of the county.
Respectfully submitted,
Fl. J. KETTLER,
GEORGE RIEGE
JOSEPH PINCH
Supervisors Of the town of Smelser
we, the undersigned county state
road and bridge committee recon-
mend that the above petition be al
lowed.
A. e. RUNDEIL
LOUIS VESPERMAN
M. N. METCALF
JOHN KELLEY
County state road & bridge committee.
Al petition from the village Of Cass-
Vile asking that an appropriation be
made to cover the cost OF the cOunty's
share Of certain road Improvement
made in said village in 1916 was pre-
scented and referred to the committee
ON highways, bridges and ferries. 1t
is as follows:
PETITION
To the County Board Of Supervisors
Of Grant County.
Gentlemen:
/, the undersigned supervisor of the
illage of Cassville do hereby respect
fully set forth; that at the annual
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

tate including improvements for Grant
county to be $63,846,215 and the true
value of all property, both real and
personal, subject to assessment in
Grant county to be ST., 583,988.
Your committee further reports that
the total value Of all assessable prop
erty for each district has been deter
mined by them as follows, and your
committee recommends the apportion-
ment Of taxes among the said districts
on the basis of that apportionment
and in accordance with the ratios set
opposite each districts amount:
Name of District a Oprppafp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

The second so per cent of state aid
allotment or $8,422.32, together with
twice this sum which must be raised
by Grant county, or $16,84464, making
in all 5,266.96 is to be expended on
the prospective system Of state high
ways in towns not benefited either I'M
der the first allotment of state aid
money or federal aid money, and we
recommend it's distribution as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

meeting held in the village of Cass-
vile in April, 1916, 100000 was voted
for state aid road improvement. This
Improvement was made in the year
1916, costing the sum of $2,620.00
which has been paid by the village Of
Cassville. No petition being filed with
the 1916 session Of the county board
for county and state aid for this i'm
prOyement; | therefore petition your
honorable body to appropriate and pay
to the village of Cassville the countys
part Of the cost of the above mentioned
Improvement, viz: 100000.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. GATES,
Supervisor Of the village of Cassville
Dated this 14th day Of Nov, 1917.
Petitions for county aid for bridges
were presented as follows and refer
red to the committee on highways,
bridges and ferries:
Mt Hope ----------$3 25.00
Mt Hope -------- 447.00
Town of FennimOre 272.50
Town of Fennimore--- 1890
The following letter from the chair
man OF the county council of defense,
asking the use of the juryroom in the
courthouse for the ladies of the Red
Cross was presented:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Grant County:
Gentlemen:
[ have promised the ladies of the
Red Cross that | would request your
honorable board for permission to
that order to occupy the jury room in
the court house during the coming
winter at such times as they were
not i'll use by the county. We realize
the splendid service that is being
rendered by the women of this Organi-
cation in ameliOrating the suffering of
the wounded and in contributing to
the needs and comfort of our soldiers
III active service. Inasmuch as their
work is a public service, voluntarily
rendered for the good Of all, and as
the use Of these rooms by them will
result in no additional expense tc the
county [ feel justified in asking that
your board appropriate action grant
ing them this permission.
Respectfully yours,
HARRY E. CARTHEW
C11cAAA man VI COu11Cy COu1C41 VI uGlGuSG.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, seconded
by Mr.. Mathews, the request was
granted.
The order of business being the res
OlutiOn presented last evening by Mr.
Morse relative to county agricultural
representative:
1t was moved by Mr.. Victoria and
seconded by Mr.. Thomas that the reso-
luton be adopted.
It was moved by Mr.. Mcdonald and
seconded by Mr.. Knapp that the mo-
ton be tabled until tomorrow even
ing session
The motion to table was carried.
The report Of the commissioner of
highways was presented in printed
form, and the same referred to the
committee on highways, bridges and
ferries.
TIL report Of the county state road
and bridge committee was presented
and,referred to the committee on high
ways, bridges and ferries. 1t is as
follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

was referred to the committee on
education.
On motion Of Mr.. Victoria the board
did then adjourn to meet at 7:34 to-
morrow evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

The amounts to be raised by the
county and the various municipalities
for the above mentioned work to be
done under the second allotment of
state aid fund as above, according to
assessed valuation as equalized by the
county board is as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

Mr.. Glare presented before the board
the matter Of the the claim Of the
county against the city Of Platteville
for the care of Sarah Malone, former
inmate of the county home.
1t was moved by Mr.. Knapp and
seconded by Mr.. Mathews that a COM
mittee Of three be appointed by the
chairman, they together with the
trustees and superintendent of the
Grant county asylum and county
home to meet with the city council of
the city of Platteville, and endeavor
to arrange settlement of this claim
of Grant county against said city. Mo-
ton carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Flahrity the board
did then adjourn to meet at ten o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
THURSDAY EVENING SESSION.
NOVEMBER Is, 1917, 1880 p. M.

The board met at 1870 p. M, pursu-
ant to adjournment
Roll call showed quorum present.
In answering the call of the roll,
the members gave the number of miles
Travelled by them in. attending and
returning from the 1917 session of
the board as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

We recommend that the sum Of
twenty-five hundred dollars be raised
as provided by chapter 339, laws Of
1889.
Respectfully submitted to the Hon
orable Board Of Supervisors Of Grant
county, Wisconsin, this 18th day of
November 1912.
HUGH MATHEWS,
JOHN DRAGGS
ALEXANDER IVEY,
Gam M ~ 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
Your committee,
q A. E. RUNDELL
JOHN KELLEY
M. w. METCALF
LOUIS VESPERMAN
HENRY J. KETTLER

Bids from five Of the banks Of Grant
county for depositing county funds
a. provided for by section 693
Wisconsin statutes Of 1911, were pre-
scented by the county clerk.
The chairman appointed as a COM
mittee to open and take charge of the
bids Messrs. Nauert, Brown and
James The bids were opened in the
presence Of the board Briefly sum-
married. they are as follows:
State Bank of Fennimore, 3% per
cent on daily balances.
Union State Bank Of Lancaster, 4
per cent Oh daily balances.
Lancaster State bank, per cent on
daily balances.
Farmers & Citizens State bank, Lam
caster, 4 per cent on daily balances.
Peoples State bank, Lancaster,
per cent on daily balances.
Rev. L. G. Catchpole of GAINESVILLE,
district superintendent and represen-
tative of the Children's Home Society
of Wisconsin, by permission then ad-
dressed the board.
It was moved by Mr.. Brown and
seconded by Mr. Kettler that the
county board appropriate the sum OF
one hundred dollars for the Child
ren's Home Society Of Wisconsin,
Motion carried.
The chairman announced the ap-
pointment Of the following committee
to act with the trustees and superin-
tendent of the Grant county asylum
and county home and the district attor-
ney in the matter Of the claim Of
Grant county against the city OF
Platteville for the care Of Sarah Ma
lone; DR.. E. Mcdonald, J. H. Cox and
A. e. Rundell.
P. r. Emmert, income tax assessor
for this district, then addressed the
board on matters Of taxation and
equalization.
The report Of the county superin-
tendent Of schools was presented to
the board in printed form. The same
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

On other than State Trunk Lines
Beetown, Porter Hill
Bennington, Village Limits West
BOscobel, Not located
Cassville, Cemetery Hill
Castle Rock, Continuation old work
Clifton, Livingston-Platt
FennimOre, Shaw Hollow
Glen Haven, Glen Haven-N. Andover
Harrison, Liken's Hill
Hazel Green, Hazel Green-Cuba City
Little Grant, Jeide Road
Lima, Arthur Hill
Millville, Woodman-Millyille
Mt Hope, Parsley Hill
Mt. Ida, Werley-FennimOre
Muscoda, Not located
Platteville, Platteville-Cuba City
Potosi, Masseyville Hill
Smelser, Platteville-Cuba City
Watterstown, Blue Riyer-Muscoda
Waterloo, Hartman Corner
Wingville, Observation-Disclosures
WOOdman, Mt. Hope-Woodman
Villages
Bloomington, Main ST. Southwest
Cassville, Not located
Cuba City, Not located
Blue River, Village Street
Hazel Green, Village Street
Livingston, High School Street
MontfOrt, Main Street
Muscoda, Not located
Potosi, North Main Street
Woodman, Main Street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
Total -$45,O51,478 S,42232 S 842232 S,42232

We further recommend that the fol-
lowing appropriations be made:
Federal and state aid road cOnstruc-
tioi (EllenbOro hilD, $1,000; Purchase
Of right-of-way on EllenborO hill road,
$500; Expense of county highway COM
missioner, 750 Clerk hire for COM
missioner, $3.50; Housing and main
tenance Of machinery, $1,000; Mainten-
ance Of state and county highways,
$4,000; We recommend the appropria
ton of $1,000 for the purchase of a
motor truck oiler; We recommend the
appropriation of $2250 for the purchase
OF machinery for the upkeep of federal
state trunk lines We further recon-
mend the appropriation of $4,000 for
road dragging purposes, to be divided
among the towns according to the road
mileage exclusive Of the state trunk
line, as determined by the county high
way commissioner; each town to pro-
vide an amount equal to the amount
provided by the county.
We further recommend that as the
federal aid road money in Grant county
in the year 1913 will be expended in
the town Of EllenbOro, that the town
of Ellenboro be assessed 35 per cent
of the county's share of the cost Of
this Improvement All Of which is
respectfully submitted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
Il OF COMMITTEE on
EQUALIZATION

Lancaster, Wis. Nov. Is, 1917
To the honorable board Of superyis-
ors.
We, your committee on equalization,
beg leave to report that we have care
fully examined the report Of the sup
ervisOr Of easements, Mr.. p R. En-
inert, and have determined the true
value Of the various classes of person
al property in the county to be as fol-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
Laid over under the rules.

The question being the considera-
ton of the resolution presented by
Mr.. Morse relative TO employment of
county agricultural representative:
It was moved by Mr. Mcdonald and
seconded by Mr.. Clare that the con
sideration OF the resolution be laid
over to tomorrow evenings session.
The motion was carried by a rising
vote, % for, q against
The report Of the committee on
equalization was presented and read.
1t is as follows:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12

We recommend that the following
percentages Of the county's share Of
the cost Of this work be assessed to
the towns affected as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-12-12
PETITION

TO the County Board Of Supervisors
Of Grant County
Gentlemen:
/, the undersigned supervisor Of the
illage of Cassville, do hereby respect
fully set forth; that at the annual
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
STOCK MARKET
is UNCHANGED
Developments Over Week End
Have Little Effect On
Sentiment

NEW YORK. Nov 27-Tho New
l6 r.,nng sua nuancia iyNcw
Monday said
lieut was nul' in developments
ryvr tic week end 20 max, ans ap
Itccnhir change n Wall st-n,' som
iment. that is Co say. tho street was
Inh cheerful b 'ay and D shly rc.
c,ptive with reapcrt 90 1yorahle
u,Ns Nothing naw came to hurd,
however OF sufficient interest 20 in
Irct animation into trading until
widaftarnoon. when there developed
broad upward swing Heretofore
ile course OF prices WAS narrow.
With firm uuderton II WAS IN
easmgly evident stpcks are ~ fair
D. strong hands thar margin"d nc
counts have been greatly reduced
and tbe steady bur moderate stream
uf investment buying is slowly sap
PINS the floating supply of stock
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
Produce

Price changes ia the produce mar
ket were few and unimportant this
morning Another car of live tur-
KEYS came ia this morning and with
the scattered EXPRESS receipts and "a
few barrels ~ country dressed stock
there was every Indication that there
would be plenty OF turkeys FOR the
reduced Thanksgiving demand Chick
ems ducks and geese are selling well
and for ~, moment the market iF
bu, the supply II veal calves is keep
ing ahead of the demand Rabbits
are not coming freely a. yet. and
early prices s'lll sold
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
Grain and Provisions

uETH0lT. Nov, 20 close. prices
were unchanged IN tbc lpetroit mar
lzet M the opening chicago was
easy and lower for corn and steady
for cats. Early trading was vcry
quiet
An examination q the figures
showing the worlds production OF
food grains convinccs the trade that
there viii DE no low prices this year.
Every thing that car be used for
TODD VIII nr needed ana supplies az
the nnish of tho season viii be small.
This had little Influence ON prices at
the opening OWNS tQ M. fact that
An lnyrrn-' .u receipts rs expected
ana Hnouit F3rples ~ corn be ma
fDrlallN eNtaTE 70 lu tue near future.
lower prices VIII rssuit. Some houses
that were bsarlsa have turned and
now auNlHc shorts 10 accept any prOnt
IN sight Demand f1r cash corn is
WttI sustained and dealers 90 not exc
pect much gain in stocks Until luto ia
January. Ia Detroit tho corn situa-
tion is strong supplies are Zoo smg Z
90 meet the needs of buyers.
Demand for oats is active. Export
ers are In tho market for large lots
and su are ilillers. Country elevators
have plenty OF oats and would will
linglytsell Z cars could be lad With
which 10 deliver the goods As n ls
the market holds its hrmness.
Rye is nrm and quiet. wheat 81 ln
brlsk demand and hour buying active.
oats ln chicago continued strong
all da} Tho Detroit market was hrm
In corn Rnd closed without change IA
prices oats advanced ic End the
otner gfoieH and saeGo Were steUuy.
AiOn0ay wheat quotations Cash
80. white. t2I5.
Monday cuarsc grain quotations
Corn, cash 80. p, 81 3n- No. ? yellow,
t~3i 80. s yellow. $3.50. oats stan
white, ste 1850 rash so l slsc.
Beans immediate and prompt ship
ment. 80 per cvt seeds: Prime
red clover 3ig. hsike, $500. timo-
Receipts m the Detroit market on
Mondal ircllried 600 hnls ~ hour
j. cars of wheat, oi corn. 9 80 oats
and 3 ~ iN". shipments were 1000
hhla ~ -four and 5000 bu ~ rye.
stocks ere i3s.0no bu ~ wheat. l 900
bu of .oru 10000 hu ~ oats and A.
Nen bu of yyc.
Primur wheat receipts were 1.450.-
oeo ''nst 2,'iAon9 bu a year
Wp ahsr exports last wcck
Were l.our bu against 5.3s8.O00
bu wees" aeo aui 9.eat,ooo bu a
year ago
Receipt " wheat Monday pu-
uth. 80 cars. against sos p year ago.
VI Ailun'arnils 6nN cars against al .
Winnipeg 1880 cars against 1885.
chicago rs cars. against '1 kansas
oltN. f't unu 0u So louis log 600 bu.
tNport> - wheat md 0our Monda1
T06 600 hu
Visible supply changes wheat.
l.G+aooo bu ucrease corn. 1000 hu
in'rea'~ oats ''y.eo0 ho decrease
CHICAGO Nov 26 Dec. corn
opened sc lower at St2A2 and later
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
To Users of
Display and Sign Lighting

order the State Fuel Administrator, having full
orbds the operation of electric signs and displays
the outside Of buildings plain signs entrances
showing the of the firm character Of business or IN
OF heaters the of the theater and the show Only
sign for each front allowed Excessive entrance
lighting is forbidden
No sign be lighted before street lighting time after
o'clock pretence whatever When the place closes
before eleven o'clock the sign must be shut off at closing
heaer half hour after the performance begins All
night shut off signs at eleven o'clock The display
heretofore allowed from 745 to 0O forbidden by the
State Administrator.
No sky be lighted at any time whatever Sign to
be lighted be front Of building projecting side
walk and without frs Outline and tracing lighting for
hidden at all times
ask customers conform cheerfuly this rule 1t
originates with President of the United States through the
Fuel Administration and intended to fuel
The State Administrators order will obge to shut off the
entire electric service of who persists in dsobed
in the matter Of signs and displays.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
cHIrAnn LIYr sTnC1S

CHTCAGO. Nov 90 Hogs Neceipts.
hs. 900. market slow. mostly iQc Low -
err. mixed and butchers, 81 2OW l'-eV .
good heavy. ti75Sni7e0 rough
heavy 25Tl7.4o, light $500 n
tfT5. piEa. si3@lG50. Cattle Re
cetpts 1k.oo0 market slow, weak 90
iJc lower beey-s. 5 S5 n 50 CO" :
and helfers. t5utl.iJ, stOckers and
feeders sGQl3.g5. calves s5u ~.
sheer; Receipts, 2S0o0, market weak
20 15C lower. native. $3.50 y TO-
western. s9rles0: lambs ii240 "a
I7I5. western, 81 6nI1.ii, ewes,
rom
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLFDO. Nov 26-Close Wheat;
cash. i2l7 Corn cash, 81 Dec,
ti2stg Jan. ti.2tLs May. fl,22h
oats cash and Dec. 71Hc May, T3c
RYE. Cash 81 81 Governed Cash
sis Dec. tis.l5, jan SIG s25; March.
SlSsS AIsike: cash. $3.50. limo
Thy. Cash. $3.50 Dec t3.T0; March.
f3S7I- Butter Brick creamery 4S
q 4Tc tub creamery. 45c. Eggs Fresh
candied 81 SIC. fancy selects. 4Sc
Hay. No ! timothy. s2i No timo-
'hy tt9.50. mixed $40 heavy mixed,
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
rIl.Ar1-ANnI1Nr srnCk

TIlLNT-I.ANI- NV " "W0Bs ~
ceipts. - 1G0 market = q 20c lower
Yorker mined and mediums, - 80
piRs 81. roughs. $40 stags, Slt 10.
cattle EcceiptS 1j cars. market
active. unchanged. sheep and lam bs
Recefpts. 81 cars market steady top,
sf1o5 Calves. Receipts. 500, 23c
higher. ton 1880.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
Nrw YoRN BITrrR AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Nov 60 - Butter.
Firm receipts. 81 ss6. creamery extra
tEt4 II fGa, do special market ~. n
~ state dairy, tubs. 36d - g,
imitation creamery trsts. nominal.
EGEs Firm receipts. $3.50 nearby
white faurt go 7se nearby mixed
faurs. lNWaSr fresh frsts 30 QbSc.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
Hanks and Trust Companies
me foliowfnE Inns are privilsKsc

20 execute orders on the exchange:
" l. Moss a Co. Carlyle a Povah.
Geo " West & Co.. =. T.. Msccrnns
meur & Co ". Y Mclaughlin. Mer.
RIM Lynch & Co. W A. HRmlin A Co.
WIN 4 Noer & Co. Sinclair @ CoulA
Werdeli Muikey & Co. Wnh. " Rose
& Co. p IS Peiton A. Co. Joel stock.
ari a Coz BENNETT Smith Il Co, w.
r. Reilly & CO.. Matthew Finn. A. w
wallace & Co. lewis O. oorton.
Nebe PeiA~n woodruff Co. Dood.
Martin 4 CO OHnra. Ferris a Co..
Webb. Lee 4 Co
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
rnIEnn IINE NrnCk

TOLEDO. Nov 2b-HoEs Receipts,
g5OO. market Use lower heavles.
SfS 50 a qi7.G5 mediums. $3.50 a : :. .55.
workers s1s.75Q t12a, good pigs,
s165o6 1853. Calves. steady sheer
and lsrghs slow.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
East BUFrALo LIVE STOCK

Cattle. Receipts $500. market active.
Ia a. a5c higher prime steers, SKA
49, shipping steers SlI "a - so
butcher grades. tsai heifers. 81
1925: cows. S5Qi0; bulls. $50 50.
mnch COWS and sprinEerS. f5OUl4o,
feeders. 154l1
calves Receipts $40. market active,
SOC higher. Gull 90 choice. $50 10
sheep and lambs Receipts 5000
market. lambs 26c higher. sheep
steady. choice lambs. &lIeo9 ll.t5'
cuI 10 fair. tl1Ul1 yearlings, al6@
Hogs. Receipts $500; market &C
tive. pigs 6Qa 15c lower, workers.
sIT25afT.T5. pigs. fi7nl72b. mixed.
tl76hmt7.7b. heavy 2l7.15 q ~
roughE, tsg16.75. stags. 8it.ho n 3.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
Livestock



DETROIT. Mich. Nov 26AACattle;
Market opening slow with prospects
lower, best heavy steers. tl0.so
ll.30 best handy weight butcher
st-ere fs15U10. mixed steers ana
hcitets. 81 75O0&21 handy light hutch-
ers n750. light butchers. teh
$50 bcst COWS. 500 9R2h, bNcher
COWS Ssds5o common cows. t9.5VY
6.75: Gamers, t5q6.75 bost heavy
bulls y-.G0us. bologna bulls, fo.4OW
72b. stock bulls. s5.50n $50. faedets,
i76OuS.26. stockers, s. % q 80. milk
ers and springers. '5o1so' Nsal
common very duh best grades. 81
al3.5o; 3thers. S6Ql2. sheep and
lambs Market steady, beat Kraa.s'
tI660d1C73 fair lambs il5.2b " ~
light 10 common lambs. titm lOeVi
fair 70 good sheep. 81 5oa 10; cuils
and common. s6ds Hogs. Market
prospects: pigs. tt6TSdlf, mixed
grades. si725aiJ65. No market ON
day
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27

TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27

P~iutirE--tne pia'~ nent kind~-fhrt
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The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
EXPERIENCED
MECHANICS
WANTED

WE HAVE MANY POSI-
TIONS OPEN FOR HIGH
GRADE TOOL DESIGNERS,
CRAFTSMEN, TOOLMAK-
ERS, DIE MAKERS, TOOL
ROOM MACHINE HANDS,
GENERAL MACHTNISTS,
GENERAL NJ ACHIN +
HANDS WHO CAN WORK
FROM BLUEPRINTS. acct
YLENE WELDERS. BOIL
ER MAKERS, GREY IRON
MOULDERS ON BENCH.
FLOOR AND MACHINE
WORK. COREMAKERS,
WOOD AND METAL PAT
TERNMAKERS. ETC.
THESE OPENINGS ARE IN
DETROIT FACTORIES. IF
YOU ARE A SKILLED
WORKMAN AND l'NEM-
PLOYED. SAVE TIME AND
CAR FARE BY CALLING
AT THEIR DOWNTOWN
EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT, Sc BAGLEY AVE
NUE., OR THE NORTH
BRANCH. 10 MILWAUKEE
AVEN + EAST. NO
CHARGES MADE.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27

In French towns which may be
shel,sd or bombed almost ever
window has tvo strips OF pspts
pasted from corner 10 corner dise.
onslly on the inside This min
imizes the risk OF breekaee thru CON
cuseion and many thousands OF
paues OF glass have been saved BY
this simple pTcCaution.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
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Detrot baar citefinrr for Now 1s
Is17 ro 'iots5.at115. tqtcl clear
insa ,1l fat7 no da.s srs sg.staQ13.-
ao1 7t % sgsirs, iibs177s5s7ls\ Tor
tho corrsspsnd period IN 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-11-27
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