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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Help Wanted-FemaIe

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WANTED-Cook for small family. must
have references. Call at J0t6 Federal
WANTED-saIes lady for candy depart
mant Elite Confectionery Co.
Situations Wanted-Male
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Az EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires po-
sition in or out ~ city Ph- 4ls4
MIDDLE aFed man wants permanent
work. can furnish references 20 f9ss-
II N NEED OF handy man for any kind
Of Light repair work or FOR any KIND OF
labor work. Ph- az
MIDDLE AGED man desires a position as
clerk or salesman. not afraid OF WORK
Address c 15s. care Herald
SMALL SCI Of books 70 keep. English or
Spanish work, By eKperlencsd accom- ant
Address 3 1fl. care herale-
WaNTED-By bright IA year old boy not
going TO school. a place with responsible
firm Address u las. care Herald.
EXPERIENCED young man desires light
clerical work part Or Whole lillt 900
fvuist hoorEeeper- p O. BOX l4a-. cllg.
TTSNTFD-F5v an an around cook. drill
Ing outfit. mine or ranch JOB. can furnish
Al reference Address ia. care herala-
FNPFRT chauffsur. years experience.
can drirc any and all makes o. cars ana
trucks Address u l4s. care aerale-
BOOKEEEPER now employed with some
availabIe time desires Bookkeeping OF
clerical work. references furnished Al
dress 3 Isl. care Herald-
Mr.. EMPLOYER-Don't TN that impor-
tant position with man who y nlntlns
a Job" but get the right man- Phone
Vocational Guidance see-y. z VI g -
Situations Wauted-Fenale
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BY YOUNG lady who desires position with
some fire Insurance company. has . years
he's ~
COWPETENT lady stenographer wants
position pernanantly or VIII Substitute
address Y 1f1. care Herald-
COTORFD IN. vel experienced house
keeping or cooking for bachelors or private
family. caI a. s. Eucalyptus-
POSITION bT young lady with experience
- cashier. private switch board operator
and sa1eslady. call Kiss Poynter. N -l..
WOMAN desires work fitting or aitera-
tiou or both. expert references A1dresa
I3t. care Herald-
YOUNG woman employed would like %
Yen small set Of books after business
hours. references Address c ~. care
Herald
FXPERTENCED teacher desires position
as Eoverness. eNceptioually Hleceasl4i'
highest references Address 7 l6b. care
heralQ
YOUNG man desires steady position with
life Insurance concern good appearance
and good worker. II in need Of such
man write c 153. care Herald
Real Estate Wanted
100 PERCENT results from tenemeuth-
TURNER. KEMP 4 COtDh ELL
WANTED-To buy from owner. bungalow.
furnished or unfurnished, give fun particu-
lars. no agents. Address los. care Herald.
WANT TO buy good 9 or room house.
,rfU pay cash for sane Il it is a bargain,
give location and price. Address No o.
IS. care Herald
WANT TO buy from owner. residence %
not less than rooms. walking distance.
north or west. nothing old or over 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

have $50 acres near drilling operations
for quick sale VIII sacrifice az SO per
NJ A. GOFF.
s0s Security Bldls Bldg Phone e9te.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Wantsd-Miscelaneous
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MANTED-Piate glass mirror. fsE7e or
larser- Phi s2osJ-
WANTED-ImmedIatei safety locks
for doors Pm. 10f9W-
WANTED buy. Hudson seal coat Phi
$50.
WANTED-Suction ian. size IS to 80
inches. with motor attached Ph. 400.
Wilson Mlucan Cleaning Works
TYANTED-To buy. cash register with
Jenny keyes. check register preferred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Egg strain s. c. White Lsehorns are Err
Machines OF the Highest Order They ere
Bred for Winter EEgs and lots % 'eu-
They can't help but Lay They have gen
eratious ~ HiEh Esq Records behind
rhcm-records Up O. -s7 eeEs Interest
iur catlloE tells about these goo EE-
Layers. Strong. sturdy Baby Chicks and
prices won't scare yuu-r am not
proflterr.
julius A. FERGU son.
500 Grand Ave. - Pasa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Bid SupnEss

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WE HAVE en- stock complete lile ~
Phla- Bird Food Remedies and Supplies
FL PASo SEED CO.. PHONE SIS.
Bird SEED. Bird Remedies and Bird
Cages. We carry only the best
W. D. WISE SEED CO.. PH- IL
WE OFFER guaranteed singing canary
birds. fancy Bird seed Bird cases and
supplies. Fl PRSO SEED co. Pm. 1sa.
CANABIEs
And erervthine for them
BORDER SEED CO.
The HauGy Corner.
81 Mills ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

ror san Antonio. New Orleans ana
Tashington-No. leg iva $500 ? m No
10 at 1880 p n
rro-1 washington, New Orleans and san
Antonio-Arrives a. $3.50 a. m: Nc al
$50 .
For Arizona ana California-No- Iva
I-15 O. m 80. lo1 at 7-lo a. m-s No
Jos az 500 . IL
from Arizona and California No.
a~rr. at lass n. 10. 102 avs l.4a
D. M 10. I'D Al 1890 D n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Money 10 Loan

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$1,000 To LOAN on city or ranch property.
Ph. 1888
WILL Buy first vendor lien notes on city
property Apply 500 Mills Bldg.
MONEY 10 LOAN on diamonds watches
and Jewelry-
FULLAN's. II4 y. STANTON ST.
IS To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service Drake. .u1 Roberts Banner
THERE MAY CONF TINE
When you viii need money badly would
you know where 20 60.
Look for the Big Gold Clock
BARSETT'S- 2f9 san ANTONIO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, Jew
elry. automobiles and oil stocks a. the
lowest rate OF interest," business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
los s. e Paso- Phone 2754.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

7 am contracting state selling rights for
the most essential Ford accessory yet
marketed. gives a Ford the advantages OF
a gear shift car. selling big in every state
where introduced. want competent sales
man CFord driver preferred to take New
Mexico with Fl Paso and adjacent Texas
counties 9 year contract. commission
basis sample and stationery furnished
Phone Sir Cullickstad. Room GIL, Paso
del Norte for appointmene-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

FOR SALE-Established confectionery and
news business run under concession In
best Mining camp In southwest. no COM
petition. fixtures new last wear. this is
real money maker. price $500. owner re-
firing from business For particulars ad-
dress p. s Boise hurley. ~ n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

For Dallas ana St Louis-No. g Iva
a. IL. 10. 2 al 4-15 p. n
From ST Louis and Dallas-No- arVA
at 1-E5 p M No % arva. At 1889 p m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
80 regular schedule
MEXICO 8 NORTHWEsTERS.
so regular z-hpdulp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Book your order now for White Leghcrn
chicks FOR April delivery. these chicks are
from cur 80 egg strain q American Les
horns. and the April chicks VII make the
winter layers chicks. 1Q1. SIS 90. $3.50
orders booked upon receipt Of 157- Of or
der safe delivery Eu1rlrteed-
NIESILIA VALLEY HATCHERY.
1fr- II Y. Bundy. owner. Box s'7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Help Wanted-Female
WANTED-A good. reliable houselzeeper
Address P. o. Box 11ot. Tucson. Ariz-
WANTED-Good cook. private family
1917 Montana. PHI 363s.
WANTED-A girl Tor general office work.
physicians Office Apply " MINIS SOS.
WANTED-Young ladies 10 wait table
Elite Confectionery.
WAITRESS for hotel out Of town, $50
month. board and room Phi 33s4.
CHAWBERMAID for hotel, out Of town.
$50 month. board and room IN s1st
WANTED-GirI for general houseworl-
Apply 1905 r. Blvd between ~ and pm
WANTED-Bright. capable Mexican girl
Tor general Homework. references re-
quired. Pm. fl66.
YOUNG girl with some experience TO help
In office Sanitary Farm. 4oi T. san An
tonic
WANTED-Eneiisa speaking woman or
girI who can cook and do housewori.- call
On MORNINGS 540l Persh.ns Driye. Ph. 2-2s.
A5IATEUEs WANTED FOR Wednesday
night March ION. Garden Thsater- 1l-o
2. Boulevard. cash prizes. can At theater.
WANTED-Lady. Tor general Office work.
some bookiuZ Gem Bakery Co. Pm 1898,
see S. stanton.
WANTED-several ladies who would Ike
TO buy a hundred acres Of land organize
"A
wen in the center. cost about $500. and II
you strike oil you are all rich tJudgel
A. j. Hall 80 Caples Bldg
WANTED-Lady TO assist in office. one
who can use typewriter preferred. state
age. experience and salary expected, an
swer all questions or no attention paid
Address In own handwriting C 153. care
Herald
WANTED-By wholesale concern. comb
nation bookzeeper and steuoErapher. state
sal r.. HHaU Pc 10 Do nHaH
present h0ozfeeper obliged to leave town.
chance for person 90 have couple weeks
training while hookkcepe- is sim here
Address d 49, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

SINGLE COMB White Leghorn. 900 err
swain. Matching eggs. S1-59 per IS IS per
100. baby chicks 2oc each. dark single
comb Rhode Island Reds. Sis Per -5-
S. Der zoos habr chicss. 25c each. some
stock Cor sale Chas WahienberE. lula
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Wanied-Furniture
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WANTED-To buy. second hand. first class
office furniture address P. Q. Box lsel.
4 PARTY wants 90 rooms OF furniture.
any class. also office furniture wanted.
any amount. cash paid Phi 1859.
SFOT CASH paid for second hand furui-
ture Phi. 1888 and we viii call immedi-
ately. Home Furniture Co. 3l5 Texas
We PAY highest cash prices Tor second
hand furniture and sewing machines
Young FURNITURE Co
HIGH PRICES for dishes kitchen uten-
sis. furniture fixtures. Photographs and
sewing machine. 1s2l Alamsda, IN el41-
WE WANT your furniture. any amount
we pay the highest cash price call Us
before you seiL Phone 1884.
UNION FURNITURE co.
AL KINDS Of furniture. pay best cash
prices to make Up a car Phi 255s- Chas-
Schaffer. with Williams Auction House.
$40 F. san Antonio.
We PAY more for good furniture than
any firm in the city. Get our figures be-
fore you sell &. ID. HOESER TPHOL-
STIRRING CO. Ph- tl1o.
WANTED-In the next 10 DAYS 100 desks.
ing machines. 200 refrigeratora. 100 gas
ranges. 100 electric fans and all kinds o.
furniture. We guarantee the best prices
above every body's-
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.. PHONE 1907.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

WANTED-Cook for small family. must
have references. Call at J0t6 Federal
WANTED-SaIes lady for candy depart
mant Elite Confecuonery Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Poultry and PEI Stock

WASTED-Tro ssssinE ~ p lIs9Zz.
RHODE ISLAND RED esss Tor hatehinE.
81 % urr setting Phi 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

HlCEEN MILO maize. s15e. 100 ioa-
II PASO SEED CO.. PHI 555-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Wanted to Rent
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WANTED-Five or s room bungalow. fur
uished or unfuruished. IN vicinity OF rive
Points. Call Booth .l1o-
PERMANENT tenant wishes &C rent mod
ern bungalow or apartment, no cnlldran-
C.. r. Lewis. P o. BOX 8
FIVE room furnished or unfurnished
bunralor- or apartment. must be first class
PHI $3.50 or 115-
WANTED-By March y. small modern
furnished apartment for refined young
couple. best references Ph- SIS.
WANTED-By healthy adults small, mod
ern furnished apartment must Be close in
Call Room sos Mccoy Hotel
LET Is handle your rentals personal
service. maximum results Hudsou-Lacey
Realty Co. Two Republics BldE- Phi 64l
after D m 700
WaSTFD-To rent. not too far cut. fur
rished 4 room house or apartment with
sleeping porch address C o. H P o
Box 1858. p Paso. stating location and
rent wanted
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Raymond Kuenzli

Raymond Kuenzli died at Minnea-
polls, Tuesday March after a short
illness, death being caused by pneu-
monia meningitis. The body was
brought to Redwood Falls and the
funeral was held from the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuenz-
Ii. DIR. E. C. Horn preached the fun
eral sermon and Max Treu sang
.Crossing the Bar" and Face to
Face" Interment was made in local
cemetary. The pail bearers were
from the Sigma Psi Epsilon Fraterni-
ty of which Raymond was a member
and were as follows, Clarence F.
Moore, Oscar d. Nelson, Clarence R.
Flynn, Edmund w. McElliott, Harold
.E. Shillock and James E. P. Darrell.
Raymond was born February %,
1887 and was % years of age at the
time of his death. He was united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Redwood Falls, January 5, 1913
when nearly 16 years of age. He was
graduated from the Redwood Falls
High School IN 1917, enlisted and serv-
ed in the world war; and was stu
dent in the engineering department Of
the University of Minnesota when
death broke up his life plans, termin-
ating his earthly career. His life plans
land pharactdr were as an open book,
tbearing tracing of aspirations lead
ling toward the slnnmitless heights.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Second District
Organize League
WILL BE FOURTH BODY IN STATE
MRS. MORSE APPOINTS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Women from all parts Of the sec
ond congressional district are expect
ed to gather in Mankato Friday for a
two day organization conference of
the Leagu of Women Voters. This
is the fourth district in the state to
be organized. the othels being the
fifth, fourth and third The seventh
district will organize at the postponed
conference which will take place in
Willmar, March 18 and 10. Sixth dis
|triet women have set tentative date
for a conference in ST. Cloud April 18
and 19 because they want Mrs. Maude
Wood Park, chairman of the national
league, as speaker. Mrs. Park will be
in Minnesota the first three weeks in
April.
Mrs. d. L. Morse of Blue Earth,
chairman of the second district, has
appointed the following committee
IchaiTmen to have charge of arrange
ments for the conference: From
Mankato, Mrs. j. W. Andrews, local
arrangements; Mrs. G. ]. Holman,
program; Mrs. S. G. Peterson, de-
Icoration; Mrs. r. N Andrews, music;
Mrs. B. D. Smith, hospitality. Mrs. C.
E. Wise, press County,, and Mrs-NC.
IJ. Laurisch, press (local). Mrs. Juli-
Jus E. Haycraft Of Fair1nont is chair
man of the resolutions committee;
Mrs. C. H. Asch of Springfield, nom
nation; Mrs. Bess Wilson, Redwood
Falls, constitution, and Miss Margaret
Bieri of Blue Earth, lists.
| Mrs. B. D. Smith of Mankato, chair
man.. and the hospitality committee
are offering entertainment to the de-
Ilegates. Daily sessions will be held in
Centenary M. E. church.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
County bitches
Are Postponed
THEY WILL BE CONSIDERED THE
LATTER PART OF THIS
MONTH.

The county commissioners were in
session last week and had up for con
sideration several bitches, but no de-
finite action was taken. The boar,l
will resume ditch hearings later ii
the month.
NJ. J. Myron, state road engineer,
rendered his resignation, which was
regretfully accepted by tho board. III !.
Myron has been very capable M n
and understood his business thorough
ly. We learn that h. will leave fo /.
Slayton where he has accepted SINH
lar position.
Mr.. Merrill has been appointed road
'engineer to succeed Mr.. Myron. He
has been highly commended and will
prove capable and efficient officer,
as he has had considerable experience
as a road engineer.
The usual grist of bills were allow
ed, and the board inspected the pro
gress on the courthouse repairs before
| Iadjourning.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Office Seekers
Very Plentiful
MANY. APPLICANTS FOR COVER
NORSHIP AND SECOND
DISTRICT.

aMany are called but few are chos-
en- reads an old proverb, and quite a
few are being called to sarve their
state and nation at the presnt time.
The Second Congressional district now
has four candidates in the field, with
Judge Clague in the lead. AS yat it is
doubtful if Mr. Ellsworth will enter
the lists after having failed so de-
cisively in getting the necessary re-
cognition as a gubarnatorial prospect.
The republicans have some excel
lent timber from which to select de-
sirable candidate to carry it's banner
to victory, while on the other hand
the opposition timber consists mostly
of soft pine or wood pulp that will
not stand the strain of strenuous
campaign. The republicans must un-
Its in Julius A. Schmahl if they wish
to see the frutition of their cherished
hopes.
+ The fight in the Second Congress
sional district is becoming vorv inter
esting, but Judge Clague's candidacy
is receiving such splendid endorsement
as to ultimately assure his. winning by
a good margin. Mr.. Clague is con-
dueting clean, manly campaign that
never fails to win the respect and
lconfidence of all sides
| Mr.. Bowen and S. B. Duea are max
ing a good campaign, and with al
these honorable mon expounding or
| the issues of the day, the Secone
/ Congressional district should receive
considerable enlightenment. Mr.. Duea
lis expected to envade this section Of
the district in the near future.
In the presidential field, Lowden
Wood and Hoover are being hand.
somely groomed and their partisans
ARE using tons of print in expoundine
THE merits of their candidate. Leon
ard Wood seems to be the logical ant
sane candidate and his past achieve
ments speaks volumes as a great ad
5ministrator.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Bank Deposits
Are Increasing
PEOPLE BECOMING MORE THRIFT
TY AND SAVING THAN
HITHERTO.

We are publishing statement this
week, giving the condition of the
three banks here in Redwood Falls.
This statement is consolidation of
1.-THE three statements as called by the
Banking Department February %,
1920. The total deposits of the three
banks at this time is 1926, ,386.09.
To show the remarkable growth in
| deposits in the banks in this city, we
are giving deposits on one day of each
year, covering the period of five
years. These deposits are taken
from statements made by these banks
under call of the Banking Depart
ment:
On June %, 1915, at which time
the Farmers State Bank was not or
ganized, the deposits were 1857, 165.77
! On September II, 1916, the total of
1.-THE three banks was S1,021, ,911.04
/ On May /, 1917, the deposits total
ed 81 ,205, ,611.90.
On June 80, 1918, the deposits to-
tailed $1,379, 9,533.85.
On May 1, 1919, the deposits total
led 81, ISL ,694.42.
This shows that in the past five
Years the deposits have grown ST.
.300,000.00 and this does not take In
Ito consideration the vast number OF
liberty bonds that have been purchased
lby the public
CONSOLIDATED Statement of the Condi.
ton of the Banks of Redwood
Falls. Minnesota, Feb.
|
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Supt. 5. T. Hargis
Is Re-Appointed
SCHOOL BOARD HIGHLY PLEAS
ED THAT HE HAS DECIDED
TO REMAIN.

At recent meeting of the board of
education the ra-appointment of Supt
S. E. Hargis was favorably acted up
on. Mr.. Hargis had not accepted his
appointment until few days ago, but
has decided to stay at the head of the
Redwood Falls high schools.
Mr.. Hargis is a man of wide ex-
.perience as an educator, and the peo-
pie are to be congratulated that he
lis to remain. He has given univer-
|sal satisfaction, and is popular among
teachers and students. alike. Sick,
ness among the pupils has somewhat
retarded his work, but this handicar
lis being overcome and work is rapidly
progressing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Raising Beets
Assured Thing
THE NECESSARY ACREAGE FOR
A BEGINNING HAS BEEN
FINALLY SECURED

We are informed by Mr.. M. L. Pet
tis, local representa- for the Min
nesota Sugar Company, that the peo-
pie Of Redwood Falls and surround
ing territory are assured a Shipping
Station for Sugar Beets the coming
season at Redwood Falls. He also
informs us that he has already signed
contracts with farmers in the vicin-
ity to grow $50 acres and has APP
proximately 200 acres more partly
promised by other farmers. It seems
that farmers should heartily indorse
the sugar beet industry. 1t being
one Of the best paying crops on the
farm as the following figures will
show what it costs Exclusive of team
work) to produce an acre and also
what the receipts will be.
Seed, Is lbs. at 25c per lb.........$ 3.75
Commercial fertilizer 125 lbs.
per acre -................................. Z.15
Hand labor furnished by the
company .................................. Zo.UU
Machine rent (drill and cul-
tivator ............ loo
An average yield is from 10 to IA
tons in a normal year, and the COM
pany is paying $11 per ton. Taking
yield of IL tons per acre. nets a
grower $132. Minus the necessary
expense of $3.50 leaves a profit OF
$96.5O for the grower, besides the
beet tops which are worth at least
SO per acre for feed on the farm
DOES IT PAY? Give it thought
The farmers near Renville have
been growing sugar beets for mar
ket for the past IL years. and have
contracted to grow approximately
TOO acres in 1920. One grower re.
ceived $1,935 after paying his lane
rent and interest on his investment
for his team work done on 26 acres
last year, with an average yield OF
12 tons per acre. Not bad for foul
months work in the field is it? Con
sidering that the work was done dur.
ing the months Of April, May, June
October and November. Mr.. Pettis
is located at the Ramsey Hotel afle
will be pleased to give any desired
information.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
BabCOCk Road
Meeting Called
43o COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
STATE WILL GATHER IN ST.
PAUL TO HEAR LAW
DISCUSSED.

Four hundred thirty county COM
missioners-five from each of the
oighty-six counties in Minnesota
and the county auditors of the state
are to be invited to come to st. Paul
and Minneapolis March % and "a to
hear Amendment No. /, or the Bah
cock highway law, discussed
Expenses of the visitors are to be,
paid out of fund of $4,000 raised
for that purpose, committee rep
Iresenting the st. Paul Association and
THE Minneapolis Civic and Commerce
association having raised the amount
independent of the Minnesota High
way Improvement association cam
lpaign.
Plans for the conference arc being
completed by the st. Paul Associa-
| tion committee and other interested
good roads boosters, and invitations
| will go to the county commissioners
and auditors in a few days.
| The purpose of the two-day con-
| ference is not to burden the visitors
with sheer propaganda, but to famil-
Iiarize them with the provisions of the
proposed amendment, which will be
submitted to the voters for popular
ratification next Fall.
/ At the conference of state highway
! engineers held recently at the Old
Capitol it was pointed out in the
course of the discussions that COM
prehensive understanding of the
amendment was not general among
county officials throughout the state
/ In virtually all localities where the
amendment has been thoroughly ex-
planned sentiment favors the ratifi-
cation, but the need of an intensive
educational campaign was emphasiz-
led.
/ The county officials will meet one
day in st. Paul and one day in Min.
|napolis, and persons familiar with
the provisions of the amendment vii
Iexplain the law and answer all ques.
tions pertaining to it. Later the
|county engineers and surveyors viii
have tho amendment explained tt
them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-03-10
Telephone Meeting

The postponed meeting of the Elec-
trio Telephone company will be held
Friday evening. The directors are
calling this meeting for the purpose
of getting the stockholders views on
the advisability of installing new
equipment, and every member should
be present. Two of the directors are
now investigating as TO what would be
the best and most economical system
for a city Of this size, and which w0nh
furnish the best service. No doubt
the result of their findings viii be ex-
|piained to the stockholders at the
Forthcoming meeting.