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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
First Farm Loan Laws in Wisconsin

First Farm Loan Laws in Wisconsin
On the second of April, 1849, Gov
ernor Dewey signed bill to govern
the sale and superintendence of the
University and School lands granted
to the state by the general govern
ment Under that law and amend
their appraised value on terms high
ly advantageous TO the purchaser IL
he happened to be a poor man anX-
ious to make the beginnings OF
farm or to increase his acreage. 1t
was provided that one-tenth Of the
purchase price might be accepted by
the commissioners at the time of is
suing the certificate of purchase. The
balance might be paid in one or
more installments, in ten years from
the date of the certificate, interest at
the rate of seven per cent being paid
annually in advance. Also when the
balance on any purchase fell due,
the purchaser might, at his option,
retain the sum as loan on the Sc
curity of the land. As later amend
ed, the law permitted sales on thirty
years time, the interest on the ap-
praised value of the land alone being
collected, in advance, year by year,
till the expiration of the thirty-year
period. The effect of this legislation
was that the state virtually sold
farm on a thirty-year loan plan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
No Community Can Grow Faster than the Utility that Serves It,

The Electric Plant shown in the above picture derives
all it's power from the Wisconsin river 1t furnishes
light and power to operate manufacturing plants street
railways at WATERFOWL, Milwaukee, Madison James
VILE and sixty other cities and villages in southern
Wisconsin Soon it will furnish light and power to
Mineral Point Dodgeve, Highland Belmont, Mont
fort; Linden, Livingston, Rewey, Cobb Mifhin Ridge
way and all zinc mines in this vicinity
Several hundred Mineral Point citizens have stock in
the above plant and drawing dividends in February
May August and November. Are you Of these?
If not why don't you invest your savings in this re-
liable Home concern. We pay per cent per year.
Call Mineral Point Public Service Company office for
particulars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
lniYer(al-
natural mixer
Alternates. Like Milking With Hands
CORDON&COLLICUTI
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
BUYS Home Site

Dodgeville Chronicle: Last week
Will S. Williams of the town of
Dodgeville, bought from Mrs. Flora
Carr, a lot of the Bennett estate with
the intention of building a dwelling
on it and moving to this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10

eve only Bought Rat Poison
Twice." writes Jesse Smith, N. j.
81 threw the first kind away; couldn't be bothered
mixing it with meat, cheese Then tried Rat-Snap.
SAY that's the stuff! 1t comes in cakes. all ready
touse. And it does kill rats" &c. 65c $1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by
METZ PHARMACY
MARTIN HDW. COMPANY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-03-10
w ANT]ED

District Representative with large firm tor distributing
office in this territory.
Guaranteed salary of $50 to $500 month.
Representative wanted who make cash investment OF
5000 to $1,000.
This business is conducted from the oflceno house to
house canvassing or pedding Office and office fixtures
furnished
good reliable and well known in
confidential Write for application blank
to NEW FACTORIES COMPANY Rockford, ILL.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

reached $4,000. although the orig-
lnaI estimate was $4,000.
Grading on lioyle's Thirty Acres
alone cost $40. 600, for Il was neces-
sary so fili In a treat area Of marsh
land. Lumber cost 3ei geo.
Two million board feet OF lumber
have been uacd IN the arena. This
u enough to nll i2a freight cars
enough "a iay q ii0aii walk fruin
New York almoat 10 Pittsburgh.
Nearly iialf-Mtle Around.
The circumference 81 the arena IN
2,0is feet. each octsgonai section be-
Ing 2s2 iert Wide al the outer edge.
It's nearly half a mile o II.
'Ringnide'' seats and box seats viii
be folding chairs. with backs. All
other seats, Including everything cost
Ing sac or less. are Of the circus seat
type-piankr = inches thick and ga
Inches across. The seating spaced
are marked by "a thin painted line.
Each SEATING place h lea inches
wide.
There ere 7.s0o ringside and box
seata. There are two rows OF boxes,
each containing & chairs. s56 boxes
In all. The boxes are at the outer
-der Of the ringsid. seats, Just in
front of the $40 seats. The rear rail-
ing of tie boxes Is 13O feet from the
fNkA " Anf NAWEa
safety Precautions.
Safety precautions ave been taken
ny l,ickard and the municipal author
iiiss OF Jersey city. A high pressure
ate main. including q mile OF pipe.
has been laid and there are ~ IRE
plugs inside the arena.
just before the crowd Is admitted
the flooring OF the arena n the
supporting posts undefneath-whtch
49,. - "a a. I.a. #HHa-
glv-vin be liherglly flushed with
water as an additional precaution
against fire.
There are IA entrances to the arena
AMI two additional emergency exits,
Four OF the entrances are for ring
side ticket holders.
The arena II on sufficient incline
10 give everybody a view Of the arena.
Tho first 100 Feet from the arena the
upward ritch Is ~ inches to every 10
feet. the eCoad hundred feet 20 inch
~ 10 every 10 feet, and In the last
hundred feet the pitch is "a inches
to every 10 feet.
Thirty-fVc tons of nails have been
rhc fret 100 feet the upward pitch
used IN constructing the arena. The
supporting posts arr cross-braced
Alan J.. O'Brieh. engineer for Tex
itickLrd, Gays the arenG has "A carry
nh %cnprcity Of 1000 pounds Ia the
square foot.
Governor Edwards brothers. g. :.
ANA j. W. Edwards built the stadium.
Grading began April ~. Actual car-
prntry work heran May II and was
finished June 20
Bnrhssi Mirc Herr. Too.
\ 12-fOot fence surrounds %
arena. II has .svcrul strands OF
bnrbcd wire along ia" top, TO prevent
a stampede for seats similar TO hat
which occurred at the recent Leon.
ard-RockY Kansas fight near New
ark.
The refreshment concessionnnirc has
eight bootha under n. arena. n,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Diamond Notes

Manager lynn Of B,ien promiees
10 play nine fun innings
When Belen and Hnrela arrive.
Siumpf and the Aqs will be In Gallup.
NJ The game extends three hours,
Manager fsudIla will declare twenty
minutes for lunch" ana furnish the
same.
Tslier says he win follow In the
wake Of his ancestors ana take n
scalp sunday.
Nose chavez says his peg Is now
perfect mi he will buy the drinks
every time one steals on him.
Gafiegcs claims he has a miniature
rnir OF wings under his shirt that
acts him around the diamond.
Haynes may be used 10 the CrayH
In the game Monday.
Manager Lynn says he win keep
Haf scrappinE cap In his satchel.
Two new Beien pitchers have no
terror Tor Dams boys. Tho way my
Toys are cioutinr the ball. says Pa
diiln, AN eel delivery wouldn't stop
EN-"
PARENT n after a regular berth
Win the Grays n intends TO show
his best ~are In the Two Rames.
sunday and Mondag.
The Heien tenn has always been
the hardeTz Kind OF a problem for
the GsN,s.<6nt~ saast and nes how easy
they prove Va this coming series
cnirped Manuel Chavez
sapta n tn1nzar says a fast game
. Ia big ieaEue-is the slogan and
he viii urge his boys To get in and
off the fled at the end OF the In
mugs In douhis-quick time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
TEXAS TRAVELLERS
NAY BATTLE GRAYS
on LOCAL DIAMOND


The Texas Tssssssnx baseball team
may be nesn IN action en- naroias
field hefore the end Of the summer.
s,an radina. manAfer Of the Duke
city urayr. has 5uss received word
from l. ~. Mcpanseis.
the TEXAS Athletic club 81 Ei Paso
TINT the team has just completed a
tour al we-tefh Texas, pisying II
games and wiruing eight.
The communication here naid that
n team would ike TO mske a tour
~ New Mexlcr n play AZ aihuquer-
que. las feaaA Santa 70. Vaughn.
carriEoza. Carlsbad. Clovis, Roswell.
pecos and ofhef own The team
D. nd TO be composed ~ some Of
ihe nest Aicut In Texas
Manager fadilia has written the
manager tivinf the dates he has open
and expressing b wish that the team
can come here. Manager pediifa
eHse his team Is practc.nE steadily
FOR the games with Been Sunday and
Monday. The games are 10 start AZ
3 o'clock each day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
r,y u. NJ. TuIERRy

JERSEY CITY. July 1.-The huge
wooden saucer IN which Jack Demp-
scy and Georges Carpenter viii bat
ne July 2 IN the worlds largest
stadium.
The arena has seats for ai.SiS per-
soma. n all are sold the receipts viii
total probably 81 1890. coo.
Tie diameter Of thr arena, which IL
octaRonai In shape. 10 coo feet. The
first row OF seat Is II feet from the
enter OF the rlnH-two feet from
tbs edge. The last row of seats u
exactly zss feet from the edge OF the
rims.
gtandinr up In the last row. ~
feet above the ground. you are a dts
lance EQUAL To ono aud a halt city
blocks New York hlocksl from the
rinp. Ent u viii be possible to see
the wailops all right-unless you are
nearsightcd.
III total cos OF the arena has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
BIG FIGHT FACTS

Decision; None permitted under
Now Jersey state boxing law; worlds
heavyweight championship can be-
won rs Carpenter or retained by
Dempsey by Knockout Of opponent pr
foul by opponent. Ia cas-. both boxers
are on their feet az b close Of the
nth .oand. unofficial sud personal
dsciaiona only can be made by eWH
pa1er critics aud spectators.
Probable gate receipts; fi,300.0 900.
Prices OF tickets. From 81 to 500
Probable attendance 90. 600.
Baxere' spgrei Approximately
$500. 0O0.
Division of purse; Threc-futh Of
bosers purse 10 Dempsey and two
nsths 10 Carpenter regardless of ant-
ON OF bout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

Principals Jack Dempsey Of salt
lave City. champion ~ b world
defender; GEORGES Carpenter nf Lena.
F,ancc HarQpean h.,avywsishi cham
pinr. challenger.
~fleferee. Henry Ertie.
nse ni-k=sds arena. jersey
clly, y. >.
promoter Georse l. c'res')
3sefnFd.
Tnaas . b m. tEsastern daylight
- IA tlmr1. Snturdny, July 2. 1871.
Arana c8cnA. t0AA. ~.
schedules nnmbo of rounds. ~.
qsIfnr Of rounds Thsae uiDufe
.n,, -. minsi@ intrfmlsaiou
raicht ~ rloyeHt EiGht Dances
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
YOU MAY BE A BLOCK AND A HALF FROM RLNG-BUT YOUILSEE

other policemen " be on duty
outside the arena 60 ip the crowds
ropes n block I'm tho arena
entianceE More thaRbO detectives
from other citi.a wiile here to as
sllt 100 Jersey Cityletcctives to
cope with pickpocketa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
LRaudin@

lstered In the women's and girls
glasses.
already been awarded to Henrietta
King, Dorothy Cheney. Ruth tnld-
well. Mildred koehrer n Niles
Sfrumquist Of the girls clasy- Great
interest is being shown In SSe diving
lessons.
The women's and girls classes have
had eight swlms TO date. The aver
age attendance at these lessons has
been seventeen. There - "A total at
tendance to date OF las.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

plans to have 10000 bottles OF pop
alone.
Near tho erena a rnilrond yard has
been set aside Tor parking Pullman
cars. so special train parties viii not
require hotel accommodations.
Chief Of Police Richard r. iatters-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

by has ran to have 1900 police
mon at the arena. S'N hundred viii
he inside. Each usher will he nc
~conpanlcd by a policeman To exclude
from zach section persons who do not
have proper ticket stubs. several
hundred nremon will be ON duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Women's Swimming
Class Far Ahead
OF Mems Class

The mems swimming class at the
i. A. q. A. Il FAR behind the classes
Of and girls In enthusiasm.
Up "a date. only a few business men
have attended the mems classes.
while there are . siSty-nve reg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

MIMBLEDON. England-Wm. T.
Tlilcn OF Philadelphia, worlds sim
gi,s tennis champion, viii meet D. l.
e. Nurtou, toe South African expert,
in the challenge round OF thc mems
singles la thu British turf court cham
uLnI.MLm InMmrluM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
SPORT BRIEFS

BENTON HARBOK Mich. Ben
NY Leonard, lightweight champion.
wua met hy t4ic mayors Of this city
and of II JOJeph. Mich. and q band
when he arrived here yesterday to
defend his title Monday against sail
or Freedman o. Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

pemPr'y1 chief aocnnd Jack
k,strns.
~raipcuiiet's chief second; man
co.s befrumpa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

pHUADEIpHIA-Io Rawlings
% charles StonR"l of the Philad"l-
phla National lrLsue club, have been
traced to the New York Nationnl'i
for Goldie Ralp leo King ana lance
luxembourg Rawlings IL a sccon
bi--muu and Strngel an outuoldcr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
pc,roa .. CIc,cIsnd 3.

Detroit q; Cleveland :.
. CLEVELAND. July i.-Detroit
iui ned "a tables on Cleveland md
won. Basby was driven from the bOx
in tho third inning but Caldwell
proved effective. Cleveland could ~"
little with Dauss OF Osdhem, Man
ager Cobb spiked himself above the
knee In this eighth inning sliding into
second and was forced TO retire.
Score. H.. II. 4.
De.roit .......0lf Zoe ooO-t 70 =
Batteries: DauSs. Oldham and
Eassler: BaEby. Caldwell and Nuna-
maker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

PARIS Georges Carpenter vii
receive. "a few huuru before he enter
the ring in Jort,y CITY saturday Il
ms't Jack Dempsey, a c%.hluRran
sllurd hy CASTOR Niday. under aeCrc.
tuiN Of nate a." sports wishing th'
Frtnchmnn a 'air and eve brcal
ni luck la the battle OF your ne"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

rLENELAND-Thc release Of
thtoc players h. announced hy tho
cleveland Amcr.oan league baseball
club. Guy Lhngstruth "a right-hand-
10 Boston scmi-profcssionul pitcher,
was sent To- Dra Moines Ia the West
.rn irtruo. ana Ernlu james, an out
u.ls,r. tn Galy .ston. H.. L. Kline,
former ONO university Houthpaw, has
been sent Co. Now Haven, Eastern
league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
ruunspAys nEsu1rs.
National I.caEsr.

PITTSBURGH. yuiy i.-Pit,shpreh
won 10Th games from Cincinnati Ths
frs game sxas a one-haif inning
piayoff Of = prcses,ed game. the ma
jor part OF which a played May -.
and was won In the ninth inninE,
with two out. xhen Grimm hit into
30 right field hieacherr fer a home
run. Luquc vas pitcher and he also
sf,rfed the -rcond same. but was
driven out Of The o In the seventh
inning when PittsbarFh hroke a -
ale and scored three rms on five hits.
reliovhofsc was unnteady, three OF
his pnsses resuitine In runs. hut hs,
ne;dlng helped him materially.
c~.asaati geo soc eio-a s )
pittsburgh 1000 zoe ao.-t 7 e
batteries: Lnuuc and wingo; Aa-
ans, Claxner and schmidt.
second game. r. II. +.
cincinaati -. .ooe ose ole-s
Pittsburgh 1000 aoo oii-t 2
nattrfles. f.uque. Brcnton and
Virgo; yeiiawhorse and schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

Amerfcun <'aGue.
ST. LOUIS. July i.-Good pitching
BY Ven Gilder and koip gave ~.
Louis two victories ovtr Chicago. The
white sox made hut four hits In each
game. Williams homs nun ME thir-
tecnfh OF the season. proved the only
run scored In the second game.
F1rst game: n. II. u.
Chicago ~.44atpoe ON eae-l p
81 Louis .....iai 100 COS u .
Batteries: Kerr and Schalk. Van
Glider and Coillns.
Second ~arnc: Il. H. y.
Chicago 1000 0 600 Q
st. Louis ....of0 o EEL y ?
Batteries. Wilkinson and Yaryan;
Kolp and Collins.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-07
COACH 0UTLAND PUTS
ECONOMY HIGH FIVE
THROUGH ITS PAGES

ECONOMY, Ind, Dec. 7.-Coach
OutIand of the Economy high school
basketball five is working his squad
hard TO get the team play of the five
perfected and with few more weeks
Of practice the team will be playing
a whirlwind brand OF game Although
the team is light and small. the men
are fast and all possess a keen eye for
the basket.
Five games have been played to
date by the team which have resulted
in victories for the locals. three of the
games being won by overwhelming
scores. Green's Fork was handed two
defeats, Webster two and Milton one
The team has piled up a total of 1874
points to its opponents 70 for the five
games.
Vets on Squads.
Several of last years men remain
on the squad this season and will be
remembered by the wonderful show
ing made in the district tourney here
last season. The squad consists of
the following men; Fisher, capt; F
Cain. H. Cain, Lundy, Jordan Elliott
Beard and Weyl
The second team is also playing
fast brand of game having played
three games and won all by close
scores.
Following Is the schedule for the
first team: Dec. 10, Losantsville,
here; Dec. II, Losantsville, there;
Dec. "a, Modoc, here; Jan. s, open;
Jan. IA. Modoc, there; Jan. q. Hunts
Vile, there; Jan. II, Boston, here;
Feb 4 Huntsville, here; Feb 10, Mil
ton, here; Feb. H. open; Feb. "a. Bos-
ton, there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-07
LEGION WILL TACKLE
DAYTON FIVE TONIGHT

Dayton Cadets and the American
Legion quintets will meet in the Coli
scum Wednesday night following an
opener between Economy and White
water Independents at 7:15 O'Clock
The big game is guaranteed to be
real attraction. Both teams have
been travelling at fast pace all year,
and with their rosters filled with vet
eran players, some big competition
should ensue.
The locals have been holding ovef.
time sessions in preparation for the
game. which they know will demand
every bit of ability and knowledge Of
the game which they possess. The
Coliseum has been the scene of long
practice sessions by the men. and
they report that they are ready TO do
battle with the highly rated Cadets.
Dayton brings to Richmond several
stars Of experience. Norb Sacksteder
was seen against the locals on the
Denver A. c. team on the Coliseum
floor last year, and his floor work
was largely responsible for the de
feat handed the locals He has played
on the Dayton university team and
Christian brothers, besides having
had considerable experience in pro
fessional circles. Harvey SChwab is
a player Of note, having been all-state
high school guard for three years on
the Stlvers high school squad. The
remainder Of the lineup has had eX
tended experience in the net game,
and fits into the combination with
perfect harmony.
As far as the locals lineup is con
cerned. the men have all had Consid-
edge of the game Harold Little is
former Antioch college star and has
nut I'D such a brand of ball that he
has gained a regular berth with the
locals. Harry Winters comes from the
State normal. where he was the main
etav Of that college five for several
Years. and he is noted for his floor
work. "SheI' Simmons is a local lad
who has had considerable experience
in high school and independent com
petitton. and is rated as the best cen
ter in the city,
Cv Pitts. former high school and
Earlham player, gains the foorguard
berth through his experience and abil-
inv 10 cover the floor The backyard
posftion will be filled by a player OF
mammoth size who has always been a
drawing card to the Legion games on
account Of his style OF play which
gives him a clear title 10 the area
around the basket. This man will be
"Rummey" Bertsch, who is from the
little town up the National road, name
". CentervilIe Bertsch has PLAYED
considerable independent basketball.
and has a full knowledge of the game.
on tho reserve list for the Legion
squad. will be Mcbride, O'Neu, Htg,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-07
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-07
AUCTI0NS-LEGALS
l. egal Notices


NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF County Commissioner will receive
sealed bids and proposals for supplies
for the County offices and County In
situations OF Wayne County for the
year 1922.
Bids will be received until II o'clock
a. m on Saturday, December IT. 1872.
Bids must he submitted on blanks des-
ignated by the State, and which may
be procured from the Auditor. All bids
must be accompanied by an acceptable
bond in sum equal to the amount Of
the bid and I'm all respects conform
with the law governing such matters.
Specifications are on file In the office
of the County Auditor.
BY order Of the Board Of Wayne
County Commissioners.
W. II. BROOKS
Auditor Wayne County.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given by the Com
mon Council of the City of Richmond
Indiana, that the Contract GOVERN
the Increased rates asked for by the
Richmond Home Telephone Company
will be up for third reading and Tati-
ficatiOn by Council Monday. December
the 18th, 1921. at 1880 p m and the
general public is cordially invited to
attend said session Of Council, and eE,
press their opinions on said contrac1.
WM. STEVENS.
City Clerk.
Dec
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Rooms for housekeeninn

TT WAYNE AVE, lot nicely fur
nished rooms for light Housekeeping,
steam heat Phone 2725.
MAIN ST.-& rooms for light house
Keeping Call Home supply Store, 1871
TT Wayne Ave.
THIRTEENTH ST. s, 2S-Furnfshed
front room for rent; first class; in
good neighbOrho0d.
OUSEKEEPING - Rooms; two fur
nished, 1892 Ridge St. on car line:
81 week. Phone 1855.
GIFTS FOR THE BUSINESS MAN?
Turn to Gifts for Him" in the Classj-
fled Section.
ROOMS-Three; furnished for house
keeping, ground floor. 122 n 9Th; S.
week. 81 n g. Phone 1855.
GOOMS-Large. light, front, h0usekeep-
ing rooms, one dOwnstair front. priv
ate entrance. Modern. Heat and
light furnished. Reasonable. 307 n Il.
ROOMS-Ljght housekeeping: for rent:
furnished, in good location: special
rates for factory and store employ ees
who are employed during the day
and careful in the use Of gas and
light. Inquire lo1 North 9Th St. John
n. Kohl,