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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
Registration of Voters
Stressed at Meetine

Registration of every available voter
was stressed at a meeting of the Re
publicans of the western part of the
county late Tuesday. The meeting
was held in the Cambridge City hall.
Instructions to precinct workers were
given by H. Shuman Jones and Paul
Comstock. Workers of Jackson and
Washington townships were present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
JAP CRUISER SUNK;
CREW OF 300 is LOST
fRv Agsociated Pressl

TOXIC, Aug 30-The Niitka, Japan
ese cruiser, went down in a typhoon
off the Kamchatk coast Aug. 26 with
virtually all hands, according to con-
firrned advices received by the admir-
atty. The naval report said that prac-
ticaIly none of her crew of 800 was
saved. The destroyer Maxi has been
ordered to the scene of the disaster.
The Niitka is a second class cruiser
of 3,420 tons displacement, launched
in 1901
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
Turk Nation0lists Take
Stronghold of Greeks

PARIS, Aug. 30.-The capture BY
the Turkish nationalists of Eski-Hsehr,
the principal stronghold OF the Greeks
on the Asia Minor fighting front, was
reported in Paris official circles this
evening The Turkish advance is be-
ing continued, the advices state, and
has now reached more than 40 miles
depth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
ASKED
over TRACKMEN BY
FEDERATION OFFICIAL
fRy Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Representation
of maintenance of way employees on
some roads now claimed by the United
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
men was demanded today in the
wages and rule hearing before the
United Safes railroad labor board by
Edward Hoskins, representative of the
American Federation of railroad en-
ployes.
Hoskin asked the board for an i'm
mediate decision whether his organi-
zation or that of the maintenance
brotherhoods should represent that
class of employees on the Philadelphia
and Reading railroads.
He said the board had to decide
which of the two has that right. This
is threatening to interject a complex
situation into the hearing, but Chair
man Hooper declared that in previous
hearings on rulings as specifically in
this case it had decided to hear the
question of rules and wages first and
then sectionally take up jurisdiction
disputes such as this.
CBy United Press)
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 30
Chiefs of the Big -Four railroad broth
erhoods, their sessions shrouded in Sc
crecy, resumed deliberations today
over the situation caused by the shop
mems strike.
The situation confronting the rail
roads today was admittedly critical,
with Big Four chiefs not in accord.
This situation has to be met by the
brotherhood chiefs:
1. They must see that the men com.
DIV with contracts with the railroads
2. They must give all moral and fl
nancial support possible to the strik
ing shopmen permitted under their
contracts.
Bad Equipment.
8. The report of the interstate com
merce commission showing that more
than so percent Of the 10000 locomo
tives of the country are badly deterior
ated offers added excuse for firemeI
and engineers to stop work under con
/ tention that their lives are endangered
4. Red" influences spreading pro
paganda at big terminals in an effor
| to persuade brotherhood members L
quit work are causing brotherhood
chiefs to carefully investigate every
complaint of armed guards and defec
/ tive engines.
| 5. W. G. Lee, president of the train
men today declared that he would con
tinue to insist that his men compl,
with the law of the brotherhood not t.
participate in illegal and OUTLAW
| strikes.
Lee was backed by L. e. Sheppard
head of the Order of Railroad Conduc
tors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
SALE OF FLEET POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Sale Of
the wooden fleet scheduled to take
place in Washington Sept. 6, has been
postponed, the shipping board announ-
ced today until Sept. II. About 2Z5
ships will be included in the sale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30

Above-Two ships, the Gorilla and
Nepper, which were sunk in the
harbor of Cork to block the chan
mel against Free State troops.
Below - Villagers giving refresh
ments to Free State troops upon
their entry into the village of
Passage West, near Cork.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11
Report OF County Clerk Of Aid to
Blind

At the date of this report, Nov. j,
1921, there are thirty-six receiving
blind aid 10 of which receive $4,000
each and II receiving $4,000 for the
Year. Paying in all s4975.00, as fol-
lows: During the quarter ending
December, $1125.00; quarter ending
March, $1,175.00; June, $i,S5O.0O
quarter ending September, $t,325.OO.
Frank Ostrander, care City Treas
urer, Boscobel; Olive Ishmael, Cass-
vile; Catherine Longmeir, Montfort;
Seward Garthwaite, Bloomington; Ida
Olson, Fennimore; Mary Fivecoats,
Mt. Hope; d. r. Newman, Lancaster;
Theresa A. Rottiger, PlatteviNe; Jul
ianna Kaiser, Glen Raven; Edward
Teasdale, deceased, Glen Haven;
Frank Longmire, Montfort; William
Dawson, Boscobel; Fred Byrne, Cuba
City; Louisa Koeller and Fritz
Koeller, Potosi; Theresa FIshler
and John Mott, Cassville; Edison Mer-
rill, Glen Haven Fred Boyer, Platte
vile; William Richard Potosi; Eva
White, Platteville; Caroline Brauch-
Ter, Lancaster Rt. z; Mary Meters,
Potosi; Charles Kabele, Platteville;
Charles Kane, Platteville; Louisa
Batchelder and Charles Batchelder,
PlatteVIlIe; JOnn ". Lyons ,fOloSl,
Adolph Montag, Potosi; Tillie Gle
sen, Cassvil1e; Adolph Womacn.
Platteville; Dorothy Brun and Anna
Rrendemuhl, Lancaster; William Tuf-
fey, Boscobel; Andrew Govier, Fen
nimore; James Pedley, Livingston;
Olive Heath, Fennimore; Tavern
Dewey, Millville, Bridgeport; Louisa
Munns, Fennimore; Frank Lousig-
nan, Patch Grove; Adam BOIL, Bos-
cObel.
1t will be necessary for the board at
this session to provide a larger ap-
propriatfon for the Blind Aid to meet
the requirements of the Blind Aid
Law as amended at the last session
OF the legislature and effective Jan
1, 1922, a copy of which / hand you
with this report. Also a letter from
the State Bureau for the Blind, Gre
ated by the last legislature and
letter from the Field Secretary IN
answer to some inquiries made by
this Office.
Following is a letter from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11
County Clerk.

The chairman then announced the
appointment of the following stand
ing committees:
Finance. d. Eastman, chairman;
C. P. Him; James Dolan; George r.
Barden; G.. A. Stevens; Lloyd Mohr.
Equalization-H. G. Brown, chair
man; Thomas lockwood; Jacob
Harris; George Riege; o. S. Laugh
ton; George w. Kendall; Charles
Kalish; r. c. Willis; George A.
Clifton; Frank B. Schmidt; William
Hamilton; J. F. Schroeder; L. c.
Berry; Emil Fritz; E. H, Cordts;
John Loeffelholtz.
Officers Claims-E. W. Guentzel,
chairman; Albert Ketterer; Sam
Miller; Elmer Godager; Delbert
Morrissey; John A. Kruel.
General Claims-R. S. Williams,
chairman; Paul Wiseman; Oscar
Knapp; George Mathews; S. S. Oh
son; F. J. Kolar.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries
John Kelly, chairman; ]. F. Shemak;
Fred H. Dugdale; Joe Y. Staskal;
John S. Baker; Fred A Jentz; VIM.
Forck; w. B. Griswold; G. e. Graf
tan; Peter Pagan; George II. Har-
ris; w. E. Sitter; Val Gunderman.
Charitable Institutions and Public
Property Hartman, chairman;
VIM. Pink; Lewis Howell; James
Gates; w. F. Mccormick; Anton
Eisele; A. NJ. Dietzman; c. W.
Patterson; Henry Blindert; j, I'll.
Day; J. G. Kramer; William Pag-
enkopf; Nye Adams.
Education-O. S. LaughtOn, chair
man: Chris Hartman; r. S. Will
lams; Lloyd Mohr; w. B. Girls
void; Fl. G. Brown.
The annual report of the County
Clerk as to the amount OF fees re
ceived by him was presented, read
and referred to the finance committee.
1t is as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11

paragraphs (a) and (b) shall be paid
at such times, in such manner and
amounts and for such period OF time
as the state bureau for the care OF
the blind, shall, from time to time,
determine as most likely to assist IN
the rehabilitation of such blind T
blind and deaf persons. As often as
any such determination is made the
proper county clerk shall be fur
nished with copy thereof.
47.1O5 On the first day of January,
in each year, the county treasurer
OF each county shall certify under
oath. in duplicate, to the secretary
of state and to the state board 1
control the amount paid out OF such
county during the preceding year Tor
aid under the provisions OF sectlon
47.OS, and if the board OF control
shall approve the same and shah
cause it's approval TO be endorsed by
the president and secretary OF sald
board in the certificate received by
the secretary of state, the secretary
Iof state shall credit such county
with one-third of the amount so GER
tilted on the state taxes next due
therefrom, and the state treasurer
shall credit such county with sald
one-third of such amount in his an
nual settlement with said county for
taxes due the state. Ii the total
amount due all counties shall exceed
the sum appropriated by subsection
t7a) of section 20.17 the same shall
be pro rated among the various
counties.
(2O.17) (7a) For state aid to the
blind and to the blind and deaf, an
Inually, beginning January 1,l922, not
to exceed fifty thousand dollars, &C
cOrding to the provisions OF sectlon
AZ. 105 of the statutes.
Section 3. This act shall take eff
feet on January /, 1922.
Approved July IA, 1921.
Some discussion followed concern
ing the new law pertaining to aid to
the blind
The report of the Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Committee was pre-
scented, read and referred to the FL
nance Committee. 1t is as follows:
Lancaster, Wis. Nov. 5, 1921.
To the Honorable Board of Super
yisOrs. Grant County, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen: The Soldiers and Sail
ors Relief Committee of Grant coun-
ty beg leave to report as follows:
That since our last report Oct. ~,
1920, there has been paid out OF the
So, 10000 appropriated in Nov 1921,
to this fund, $4,000, leaving on hand
at this date in the relief fund, $l,23l.-
100, which in accordance to the stat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11

dred sixty-four and 16-100 dollars
($11,564.16) is hereby appropriated to
pay the County's share Of the cost Of
said construction:
WHEREAS, the Federal Statute re-
quires that any deficit occurring on
Fede. al Aid projects must be paid
by the State or it's subdivisions, and
subsection la of Sections 1914 re-
quires that the cost of such projects
exclusive Of the Federal Govern
ment's share and any sums received
from individuals or corporations shall
be shared equally by the State and the
County, SAID County Board does here
by assume its share of any deficit
which may occur, and hereby author
ICES the same to be paid by the Coun-
ty Treasurer on order from the
County State Road and Bridge Com
mittee from the emergency fund here
matter provided.
Sec. II. WHEREAS, the State High
way Commission has notified the
County Clerk that the sum of Sixteen
thousand three hundred eighty nine
and 62-10O dollars ($16,38962) has
been allotted to this County under
Section 1317m-1 to 1317m-15, inclu-
sive of the states, (the State AID
Law; and
WHEREAS, Section 1317m-5 re-
quires that SO per cent of the fore
going sum amounting to eight thous-
and one hundred ninety four and 81
100 dollars ($8,194.SD together with
at least one and one-half times this
amount of county funds must be ex-
pended on the State Trunk Highway
System lying within the county;
There is hereby appropriated, under
the provisions of Sections 1317m-1 to
1317m-15, inclusive, the sum OF twelve
thousand two hundred ninety two
and 22-100 dollars ($12,292.22), to
meet the first so per cent of the State
Aid allotment to be placed on the
State Trunk Highway System, this
making available for this purpose the
sum of twenty thousand four hundred
eighty seven and 3-100 dollars $780,,
48703), which shall be expended as
follows:
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Wyalusing --------------1 100000
The County Treasurer is hereby
directed to transfer any balance in
the Federal Right of Way fund to
the State Trunk Line Maintenance
Fund.
The County Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay for the maintenance
of the State Trunk Highway System
from any funds in the county treas
ury that are not required for the
purpose for which appropriated prior
to August 1, 1922 and reimburse such
funds from the sums received under
Section 2O04 CD Cd when same are
received from the State Treasury.
And the County Clerk is hereby
directed to place all taxes hereinbe-
fore levied against the County in the
County Tax, and to certify to all
Town, Village and City Clerks the
amounts herein levied against their
respective municipalities.
Signed:
A. E. Rundell
John Kelley
NJ W. Metcalf
FL. j. Kettler
Louis Vesperman
County State Road and Bridge Com
mitteee.
Dated November, -, 1921.
Vote on foregoing resolutions:
Ayes--; NOes-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11
333. A. Published July ~, 1921,
CHAPTER 579. LAWS OF 1921

AN ACT to amend paragraphs (a)
and (b) of subsection % of section
47.O8, section 4709, and subsection
az Of section ALTO and to create
paragraph (c) of subsection % OF
section 47.09, section. 47105 and sub
section Ga of section 20.17 OF the
statutes, relating to county aid for
the blind or blind and deaf and
making an appropriation.
The people of the state of Wiscon-
sin, represented in senate and as
semby, do enact as follows:
Section /. Paragraphs (a) and (b)
of subsection % of section 47.OS,
section 400 and subsection "a OF
section 47.1O of the statutes are
amended to reed: (47.0S) Q) (a)
Has an income of fifty dollars but less
than tive hundred and nifty dollars
per annum, and who has been bona
fide resident of this state for ten
years and of the county Ill which
such application is made for at least
one year next preceding the making
OF the application hereinafter set
forth. $50 SHALL receive from the
county in which such person or per-
sons are residents, benefit Of NOT
TO EXCEED one hundred and FIJI
TY dollars per annum if blind and
NOT TO EXCEED s** THREE nun-
dred dollars if both blind and deaf;
#** or
OBJ Has an income of less than
fifty dollars per annum and who mas
been a bona fide resident OF this
state for ten years and is resident
of the county wherein application is
made at the time of making the APP
plication *** SHALL be entitled to
receive from said county a benefit OF
NOT TO EXCEED *** THREE hun
dred dollars annually if blind and
NOT TO EXCEED **% SIX hundred
dollars if both blind and deaf.***
47O9 The county board ***SE1ALL
appoint regular practicing physi-
clan. whose official title shall he
Examiner of the Blind and Deaf
and whose duty it shall be to exam
inc all applicants for benefits and to
indorse on the application a certifi-
cate showing whether such applicant
is blind or blind and deaf or not, and
file the application so Endorsed IN
the Office of the county clerk. Such
examiner shall keep a register IN
which he shall enter the name and
address of each applicant so exam
ined. and the date and result Of such
examination. Such examiner shall
ha paid by the county for his SER
vices the sum of two dollars for each
applicant SO examined. THE coUN-
9'Y CLERK FOR EACH COUNTY
SHALL, FORWARD IMMEDIATELY
no THE STATE BUREAU FOR THE
CARE OF THE BLIND THE NAME
AND RESIDENCE OF ALL BLIND
PERSONS APPLYING FOR BENE-
FITS.
(471O) "a The county board
of any county in which such appli-
cation has been made %** SHALL
annually levy a tax upon the taxable
property in the county sufficient to
pay said benefits to the persons en-
titled to the same.
Section 2. A new paragraph is
added to subsection ID of section
.47.OS, a new subsection is added to
section 2017 and new section is
added to the statutes to read: (470S)
I'D (c) The benefits provided for in
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g, And the improvements to be made
under the foregoing schedule are
hereby located on portions of the
County System of Prospective State
Highways not portions of the State
Trunk Highway System, and their
character determined as follows:
The improvement in the town of
Bloomington shall consist of surface
ing beginning at south limits of viii
age of Bloomington and extending
along said system in a Southwestern
~ direction
The improvements in the town of
Castle Rock shall consist of grading
and draining beginning near south
line of Section T. Town of Castle
Rock and extending along said sys-
tenn in a northerly direction.
The Improvement in the Town of
Clifton shall consist of surfacing be-
ginning at the Arch E. Rundell corn
er and extending along said system
in a westerly direction.
The Improvement in the Town OF
Liberty shall consist of grading be-
ginning at the Harry Beetham resi-
dence and extending along said sys-
tenn in an easterly direction.
Tile Improvement in the town of
Mt. Ida shall consist of grading be-
ginning near west line of Section
Town of Mt Ida and extending along
said system in an easterly direction
The improvement in the town Of
Watterstown shall consist Of grf ding
beginning near top OF Beam Hill and
extending along said system in a
northerly direction.
The Iprovement in the Town of
Woodman shall consist OF grading
beginning at top of Russell Hill and
tending along said system in a
westerly direction.
Sec. V. The said County Board
IS hereby Appropriate the following
sums to be provided by a general
county tax levy for the purposes set
forth.
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l. For the COunty's share Of the
cost of Federal Aid improvements
provided for in Sect n |, Section Ia
OF this resolution, the sum of twenty
six thousand five hundred sixty four
and 16-100 dollars ($26,56416).
2. For the Countys share of the
cost of state aid improvements on
the State Trunk Highway System
provided for in Section III of this re-
solution the sum of twelve thousand
two hundred ninety two and 22-100
dollars ($12,29222).
3. For the County's share of the
cost of Improvements on portions Of
the County System of prospective
State Highways not portions of the
State funk Highway System, as set
forth in Section III of this resolution
the sum of eight thousand one hun
bred ninety four and S1-100 dollars
($S,194.SD.
For Salary of County High
way Commissioner 100000
For expense of County High
way Commissioner ------- 10000
F r Salary of Asst County
Highway Commissioner - 10000
For expense Asst. County
Highway Commissioner - 10000
For Clerk in office of County
Highway Commissioner - 10000
For Purchase of Road Ma
chinery ------------ 100000
For Maintenance of State
Trunk Highways - 100000
For Maintenance of County
Trunk Highways ---------45, 100000
For Maintenance OF Road Ma
chinery ~---------------- 100000
For Machine Shop and Equip
ment ------- 100000
The County Clerk is hereby directed
t. assess against the following towns,
as a part of the County's share Of
Federal improvements.
Mt. Ida ------------------S3, 5000
Patch Grove -------------- 100000
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maintenance of the County Trunk
Lines.
We have expended $5,411.6l for the
Maintenance OF machinery.
For Road Repair, $19,926.28.
Expense of County Highway Com
missioner $1,097.83.
Expense of Assistant Highway
Commissioner, $1,19016.
Expense of Clerk, $764.00.
Total expenditures for the year
were, $264,09790.
Cost of administration for Salary of
Commissioner, assistant and clerk
and their expenses was, $6,251.99,
making the cost of administration 2
1-3 per cent
Lineal it. graded, 67,724, cost $4S,-
G3024
Cubic yds., 1894 q 5Sc per Gu. yd.
70 concrete cuIverts containing 49,
287 Gu. yds., $1443 per Gu. yd.
108,370 it. of surfacing, $56,523.35.
Average per so. yd., 42c.
Average per Gu. yd., $2.78.
9297 it. guard rail, $3,728.67 q 40c
per it.
Road Machinery
2 Gas Rollers.
] Steam Roller.
3, Is Horse Gas Engines.
Rock Crushing Outfits.
! Motor Truck oil distributor.
2 Wagons.
10 Road PlaneTs
rs Whe.- ScraperG.
30 drag Scrapers.
60 PloWs.
Rioters.
GO Small Graders I 10 #. blade
Grader.
I, 8 it, Blade Grader.
so Road Drags.
/, ton Monarch Caterpillar Trac-
tor.
/, 10 ton Holt Caterpillar Tractor,
leased from the state.
two ton Nash Quad Government
Trucks.
I Light Aviation government Truck
Also a. quantity of small tools.
Respectfully Submitted,
Henry Mink,
County Highway Commissioner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION

TUESDAY EVENING SESSiOIN
November IS, 1921
The Board met at 1880 p. m. pur-
suant to adjournment.
Roll call showed a quorum present.
The minutes Of the last session
were read and approved.
The chairman announced that VIM.
Forck had been transferred from the
Committee on Highways, Bridges and
Ferries to the Committee on Charita-
BILE Institutions and Public Property.
The chairman announced the ap-
pointment Of the following commit
tee to look over and audit claims arts
ing under the dog license law: VIM.
Forck. G. E. Grattan, VIM. E. Nc
Cormick.
The following petitions for aid in
construction of bridges were pre-
scented and referred to the committee
on Highways, Bridges and Ferries:
Total
Amount
Towns of asked for
Castle Rock (2).............S 405.00
Hickory Grove q)......... 28O.4o
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Fanny Anderson, City of Boscobel,
Anna Brandemuhl, City of Lancaster
Carrie Breithaupt, City of Lancaster
Lille Burdick, City of Platteville,
Mary Bride. City of Platteville,
Rosanna Bierman, Village Cassyllle,
Pearl Casey, Village OF Muscoda,
Jennie Clifton, City OF Lancaster,
Helen Durnen, Town of Bloomington
Mrs. Lou Daley. City of Lancaster,
Laura Everson, City OF Fenn1more,
Lizzie Frazier, City of Platteville,
Pearl Goldenpenny, City Platteville,
May Goodrich. town OF Mt. Ida,
Dorothy Gabel, City of Platteville,
Nellie Gabel, Town of Little Grant,
Josephine Hamilton, City Boscobel.
Mary T. Howell, City of Platteville,
Sophia Haskins, Village Cassville,
Mary Huber, City of Platteville,
Mildred Narrower, City Platteville,
Florence Holmes, City Lancaster,
Anna Hoffman, City of Lancaster,
Laura Hammond, Village Woodman,
Lila Hoyt, Village of Hazel Green,
Bertha Hooser, City of Platteville,
Fern Jeliff, Village Of Livingston,
Alta l.. Johnson, Village Cassville,
Ethel Jones, Town Bloomington,
Olive Johnson, City Of Boscobel,
Mrs. Sam A. Jones, City Platteville,
Bessie Knox, City of Lancaster,
Alice Kane, City of Piatteville,
Esther Kuhle, Village Sinsinawa,
Anna Klar, town OF PotoSi,
Verna Kennedy, Village Montfort,
Emma Loeffelholz, Town jamestown,
Virginia f. Manuel, City Platteville,
Mrs f. III. Micka, City Platteville,
Nellie Mason, City of Lancaster,
Rhoda l. Murray, City of Fennimore,
Mrs. VIM. Potter, Village Mt. Hope,
Rachel Pierce, Village Mt. Hope,
Nellie Pratt, City of Lancaster,
Grace G. Povolick, City Platteville,
Jennie Pitts, City of Platteville,
Lucinda E. Russell, Town Potosl,
Elyira Rigdon, City Of Lancaster
Louisa Rundell, City of Lancaster,
Ellen B. Riddle, City of Lancaster,
Iva B. Strauf, Village of Muscoda,
Carrie Schenk, City of Lancaster,
Nancy Sabins, City Of Boscohel,
Ella SedbrOoks, City Of Platteville,
Carrie Shepherd, City of Platteville,
Lena Stark, City Of Platteville,
Anna Slagth, Town of Waterloo,
Amelia Spraggon, City OF Fennimore,
Nora Stark, City of Platteville,
Mary Vazney, Vii, of Muscoda,
I.uta V. Vesperman, town of Mt. Ida,
Retta Weiser, City of Fennimore,
Katherine Womack, City Platteville,
Mrs. Ashley Walker, town Waterloo,
Maggie Weir, City of Lancaster,
Grace e. WefeI, Town of Liberty,
Leta l.. YarwOod, City of Lancaster,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-11
STATE BUREAU FOR TIE CARE
OF THE BLIND

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 8, 1921.
Mr.. James T. Webb, County Clerk,
Lancaster, Wis.
My dear Mr.. Webb: We call your a.
tention and through you we desire to
call the attention of your county
which directs the payment of certain
sums of money to the blind OF the
state, was changed during the last
session of the legislature.