The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-07-29
Let 'SPut In
WaterWOrkS

4 few days ago Mr.. r. n. Rou-
ndS of this place, Informed the
Press that IN recent conversat-
ION with an eastern lawyer and
banker, the subject of the water
work bonds of Kadoka was brou-
ght up, and the visitor to our city
Informed Mr. Rounds that he wa@
positive of market for the is
sue of these bonds at an accept
able rate, and the Press believes
that an effort should be made by
the Board of Trustees to place
these bonds on the market at this
time and the active work of ms
falling the system started this fall
and continued until late a date
as possible before ticing up for
the winter.
The sale of the bonds and the
installing Of the water system at
this time would accomplish dou-
bile purpose, both of which are
desirable. The gaining Of sys-
tenn Of watcrworks is much need
ed and no comments on that score
is needed as has been shown by the
almost unanimous opinions expire
sscd at the bonds elections An
other purpose which can be accom-
plished and from which untold be-
netit would be dcvived is the op-
portunity it would give of putting
local labor into a position of hav-
ing plenty of work and the good
hard cash for their efforts. The
past .cason has been a most diff
| .ult ona for we people out here as
| we'll as elswhere throughout the
country. With the financial con
ditions in their present shape and
| the shortage of money, comes the
! dry spell and the extreme heat of
| The present summer, and then not
| content the hail has done a dam
age beyond estimation to the crops
| IF this community. With the win
| ter months not far away and ap-
| parently no bcttcrment OF the Ii
nancIal condition IN sight, the
| turning loose of this money for
| the building Of the waterworks
| system at this time NCu.d ease
| matters considerable for this en-
| tlrccommunlty.
We want water. and what's more
We want every person who has To-
| 'atcd here and established homes
to remain, and in the manner sug-
gestcd above is given way of
making it easier for them to re-
main and Put into circulation an
amount Of money that will bring
a lightning of the burden now put
IN one and all under the stress Of
| the present conditions.
| The Press will say candialy that
| under the contract system Of do
ing the work we would be unalter-
ably opposed to progressing with
the work Of installing the system
at this time, hut with the posi-
biitics put forth through the en-
/, ployment Of local day labor for
the work we believe that right
now is the time to start things
amoning.
The Press knows that the mem
bers Of the Board Of Trustees are
| faborablc - such an action and
viii readily get into communicate
ION with the easter banker who
recently visited our community,
and folks, Mr.. Craven and Mr.,
sharon have been elected rs your
representatives on the Board and
1t Is up to you to see them and by
all means express your beliefs on
this subject if you believe in this
move At this time tell them and
urge them to make every effort
they possibly can to soil the bonds
and start active work, they'll do it
If YOU want them too.
The Press is for this move at
this time, and believe that it will
not only be a benefit to the town
and immediate community, but
will bring benefits to our entire
county. Let's get behind it and
get it going What say you"
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