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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05
The Pedestrian Gets
a Chance.

Electric Railway News: Revolu-
tionary street traffic regulations have
been inaugurated in Philadelphia by
Gen. S. D. Butler, director of public
safety.
Buffers outstanding action has been
to abolish automobile traffic on street
car tracks of Walnut and Chestnut
streets, two principal downtown one
way thoroughfares. Maintaining that
automobilists have no right to block
street cars by getting in the tracks,
Butler has closed car track space to
them for distance Of forty blocks
on the two streets, in the center of
the city, and placed mounted police
men in duty to enforce his orders.
He also has reserved a right-hand side
space of 100 feet back of each street
crossing where the street cars stop
for the exclusive use of street car
passengers.
When an automobilist enters the re-
stricted area he finds it well policed.
Ii he gets on the car tracks a mount
ed officer orders him off Immediately.
The initial result has been to speed
up street cars.
One of the large causes of acct
dents to street car passengers comes
from automobiles rushing past cars
which are being loaded or unloaded.
Chance for this class of accidents is
eliminated by the new zone.
Establishment of this zone enables
the loading of three street cars at
time without interruption. Hereto
fore, with automobiles pulling past
the cars as fast as one was loaded
and pulled out, persons waiting in
the street for other cars were forced
to retreat to the curb, or dodge auto
mobiles In the middle of the street.
Even the limited safety zone was Of
no use to the man on the sidewalk.
He was cut off by line of moving
autos. Now he has an uninterrupted
approach to his street car at all times.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05

for the reason that we are extremely
anxious to avoid any and all penalties,
if possible, for failure to file returns
or to file correct returns.
9Th. To those taxpayers who have
made errors in their returns in past
years, we earnestly urge them, as
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05

soon as the errors are discovered, to
Immediately file amended returns cor
recting the errors. These returns
sooner or later are all checked up and
investigated. By voluntarily making
amended returns, the taxpayer would
mitigate the penalties. The Depart
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05
Half the Road Is Yours.

An auto came rampnng peacefully
along. Yes, it was Lizzie" On the
windshield we noticed small card
bearing the prominently, easily read
type: "Howdy Half the road is
yours!" That was K. o. for us-we
who have seen so many automobiles
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05

ment and this office encourage these
errors have been made.
7th. This office earnestly desires
that taxpayers cooperate with us in
all these matters, thereby saving an
noyances in the future.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-03-05

Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
10th LAJOS HALALA.
A nepszerii magyar ember temete.
sen sokan jelentek meg.

Az east Youngstown es youngs-
town. magyarsag koreben Macy
ismeretseenek 0rvendett Borsod
megye Tiszatarjan k0zsegb6l ide-
szarmazott 10th Lajos, aki East
Youngstownban "a 300 Penhaia
ave.,i haZaban 1akott csaladjaval.
10th egyik derek es szorgalmas
munkasa volt a Sheet and Tube
Companynak, aki tavaly januar
hawaiian betegeskedni kezdett.
Allapota folyton rosszabbodott,
ugy hogy az orvosok tanacsara
Massillonba vittek az allami gy6gy
intezetbe. Tizenegy h6napig kezel-
tick Oft a jobb sorsra erdemes ma
gyar embert, akit vegre is februar
San megvaltott szenvedeseit6l a
halal. Szereto .csaladja k0reben
lehelte XII lefket, inert felesege
haza hozta Massillonb6l beteg fer
|jet.
Temetese G ho lien folyt le a
gyaszhazbol, honnan a magyar
reformatus templomba vittek a
halottat. Mindket .hclyen Geren-
day Laszlo lelkesz bncsuztatta' cl
magas szarnyalasu beszed kerete-
ben. A Belmont ave.-i temetoben
helyeztek orok nyugalomra, ahol a
lellzesz aldo imaja utan Mih6k
Sander 'mondott meghat6 besze-
|det.
10th Lajos tagja volt Refor-
matus Szovetsegnek es a Pet6fi
ISandor egyletnek, amely ut6bbi
zaszl6kkal jott el a temetesre.
Mindket testiilet keszorut helye-
lzett a ravatalra, arnelyet az or
lyegy, a gyermekek, rokonok es
szamos j6 lbarat hoszoruja diszi-
tett. A megboldogult halalat oz-
Ivegye, sill Nemeth Ilona, oyer
mekei: Ilonka, Juliska, Erzsike,
Bozsike es Olga siratjak. A gya-
tszolok soraban vannak lit lako
ls6gorai Nemeth Daniel es Nemeth
Lajos, valamint azok hozzatarto-
Iz6i, AZ 6hazaban fiyere Is edss
lanyja gyaszoIjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
legkomils1sabb

tetlenebb $ legkomilS9sabb
maszkak visel6i kozott.
Muzsikalni ez alkalommal a hi
res Youngstown vonoszenekar fog
IS ez is biztositek ARA, hogy min
|denki nagyszeriien szorakozik
maid ezen a. farsangzaro magyar
mnlatsagon.
A rendezoseg minden clk0vet a
bal Macy sikere erdekeben ICY
minden kilatas megvan ARA, hogy
ez mulatsag is fenyesen fog ST.
keriilni. Nagyszerii, hazilag ke-
|sziilt etelek, frissit6, hiisito italok
varjak a k0zonseget, ugy, hogy
ehen-szomjan mem fog maradni
senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
MEG0LTE A ZORRO KAYE.

Meghalt kis Michael Bakezs,
az anyai gondatlansagnak ismst
aldozatul esett eey artatlan cs0pp-
seq. nj x2
Mr.. George Bakezs, aki felese-
gevel S gyermekeivel 1896 Camp
bell street alatt lakik, vasarnap q
reggelihez kesziilt, az asszony ep-
pen kavet f6z0tt a csaladnak. Egy
plllanatra elment a masinat6l S
EFT az idokoztsa kis ket es fel ewes
Miska felhasznalta ARA, hogy a
masinahoz osonjon. Szegeny gye-
reknek nagyon furdalta az olda-
lat hogy mi lehet az masina, a
mibe csak ugy sistereg a viz. Ki-
vancsisagat XII akarvan elegiteni
niagara rantOtta a kavef0z0t. Az
epp forrasban lev8 kave borzal-
masan osszeegette az aprosagot, &
XII szenvedett rendkivil sulyos
egesi sebekbe belehalt. SzHlei S
hat kis testvere siratjak a kis k;-
vancsit, aki 6letevel fizette meg
gyermek eszevel vegrehajtott ar
tatlannak gondolt jatekat.
Egy kacag6 apr6saggal keve-
sebb lett vele nagy Amerikaban,
egy asszonnnyal tobb, aki az6ta
mem ismeri, hogy nit jelent nyu-
godt lelkiismeret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
niles
A VERHOVAYAK BALJA.

A. nemsokara reank k0szonto
marcius havanak els6 napjat Macy
szabasu bal rendezesevel teszi en-
lekezetesse a nilesi magyarsag. A
mint arrol mar megemlekeztiink,
marcus elsejen, szombaton rendc-
ri Vcrhovay Segelyegylet helyi
fiokja liagyszabasu farsangzaro
baljat sajat alapja javara a Water
street, Roman Hallban. A bal ter
minusat6l meg mintegy tn nap
valaszt ell benniinket, de erthct0
az az erdekl6des, ami a bal irant
mutatkozik. A nilesi magyarsag-
max ritkan van reszc amugy iga-
zan magyarosan kimulatni magat
s ICY erthet6, hogy mindenki Macy
lelkesedessel varja EFT a nagyszeril
alkalmat.
A balra nagyban kesziil, he
lyieken xviii a warreni magyar
sag is, hogN visszadjak ait szi-
YES latogatast, melyet a Betegse-
gelyzo szombati baljanak alkalma-
val tesz a magyarsag, amikor
ugyanis egesz t0megesen vonulnak
maid fel nilesi magyar testvereink
a warreni balra.
Amint halljuk, Yo,ngstownb6l
is rengetegen kesziilneE ki erre a
balra' ICY minden. kilatas meg van
ARA, hogy a Verhovayak balja
ugy erkolcsileg mint nyagilag f.
nyesen fog sikeriilni. Muzsikalni a
Youngstown von6s szenekar fog s
ennek zeneje mellett AIT hissziik,
hajnal pirkadasig roppjak maid a
lancet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
WARREN, Ohio.
A sZoMBATI MAszKABAL.

1 4 E -
Most szombaton, februar 23-an
este fog lezajlani a warreni ma
gyarsag nagyszabasu maszkabal-
ia, melyet az I. Magyar Ferfi Is
N6i Betegsegelyz6 Egylet rendez.
Ere a balra nagyban kesziil6-
dix az egesz helyi magyarsag min
den kivetel nelkil, s6t nilesi ma
gyarsagbt is ide varjak testyeri
lnagyaros vend'egszeretettel.
Macy erdekl6dessel varjuk a
maszka verseny eredmenyet, ha-
rom 6rtekes dij keriH maid kiosz-
tasra, q legszebb, legfelismerhc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
A REFORMATUS IFJUsAG
BALJA.

A szines, mozoalmas, almokkal
tell farsangnak nemsokara vege.
Az egymast kovet6 mulatsagok
r0vid lido mulva veget ernek, ell
halkul hegedii $50, megsziinik a
tame. 49,.
Meltobb befejezest ell sem tu-
dunk kepzelni farsangnak, Kar-
neval hercegenek csendes elmula-
sat, agyobbszeriiseggel, igazan
jobban mem lehetne emlekezatesse
tenni, mint avval ballal, mely4
mex orszagra szol6 Macy sikere er-
dekeben midnen elk0vet a Refor-
matus Ifjusagi K0r.
Ez a csupa lelkes ifjakbol all6
nemes garda elhatarozta, hogy
marcus 3-an, hetfon este egy min
den tekintetben nagyszabasu Far
Esangzaro Bait rendez. A bal tekin-
tettel a varhat6 resztvev6k 6ria-
81 t0megere, a Moose Temple oria-
81 termeiben, az East Boardman
streeten fog lefolyni $ bizton tud-
juk, hogy ezek az oriasi termek
is sziiknek fognak bizonyulni a
nagyszamu k0z0nseg befogadasi-
ra
A rendezoseg lazasan buzg6lko-
dix a bal sikere erdekeben, mivel
ezen a balon minden egyes magyar
csalad OF tlesz, ez este alkalmaval
megsziinnek azok a valaszfalak,
melyek egyhazi tekintetben szet
tagolJak magyarsagot. Ezen a
balon OFT kell, hogy legyen min
denki, errol a balr6l mem maradhat
el senki. A betegek ez esten meg
q
gy0gyulnak, akik munkaba lenne-
mex az este, azok maid beteget jc-
lentenak eljonnek a reformatus
ifjak altal rendezett balra, hogy
ez este minden, de mindent felre-
teve' gondtalanul yigadjanak.
A mulatsag tiszta jovedelme
scent es nemes celt szolgal, refor-
|matus egyhaz javara lesz forditva,
ez nemes eel szinte egyik vonz6
ier6 lesz S ait hissziik, bevetel
hatalmas 0sszeggel fogja gyarapi-
tani az egyhaz penztarat.
A mulatsagon Rig6 J6ska ban
dajanak ellen fogja huzni.a talpala
val6t q maid megindul6 tancnak
csak kora hajnali orak fognak
|veget vetni.
A rendezoseg gondoskodik Macy
szerii, hAzilag kesziilt harapni We.
l6kr6L iidit6, frissito italokr6l,
mem egyszer fogjuk hallani maid
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21

Ozvegy 10th Lajosne ezuton
mond koszonetet mindazoknak, a
Xix koszorut helyeztek a ravatal-
ra, akik automobiljai segitse-
gere voltak, de k0sz0netet mond
a Petofi Sandor egyletnek is, va
lamint a temetesen megielcnt
gyaszolo k0z0nsegnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21

"Koma lit jobban ettem es titan,
mint otthon. !. n
Muzsikaszo, magyaros vendeg-
szeretet, nemes .aldott j6tekony
celra tanc kivilagos virradattig
lesz ez este - AIT hissziik, mem
fog senki elmaradni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
Hetvenketezer magyar csaladot
akarnak Argentinaban letelepiteni
Lelekvasar megsz allott teriileteken

A "Kiilfoldi Magyarsas" "-bol
vasszuk 1T kovetkezo kozerdekii
cikket:
A Kiilfoldi Magyarsag tnd6-
sitoi borzalmas lelekvasarrol rant
jak le a leplet. Mig eddig kiseb6
mertekben tapasztaituk, hogy a
meeszallott teriiletekrGl eroszak-
kal vandoroltatjak Xxi a magyaro-
kat, addig njabban hatalmas iigy-
noki szervezetek tettek hiyatasuk-
ka a roman, .iugoszlav es csehszlo-
yak allamteriileteken a magyarok
hat6Sagilag el0segitett XII
vandoroltatasat. A nyilvanval6
cd az, hegy
romanok, szerbek es csehelS tobb
szazezer magyart akarnak kitusz.
kolni az osi sziilofoldrol, hogy he
lyiikbe sajat embereiket telepit-
SEX az eyer ewes magyar foldre.
Egyszerre negy helyrol kapunk
minderr0l tud6sitast eS mind a
negy egyertelmiien bizonyitja,
hogy trianoni b6kediktatummal |
elszakitott vereink szazezreit del
amerikai allamokba szalhtjak az
ujdonsiilt hatalmasok.
Kolozsvarrol kapott tudosita-
sunk arrol szamoi be, hogy a ro-
man kivandorlasi hivatal titkos
iilesen dontott kivandorlasi politi-
kajarol. Elhataroztak, hogy mig a
roman lakossag kivandorlasat
minden eszk0zzel "megakadalyoz-
Yak a szaszok kivandorlasat pc
dig "nem segitik elo'', addig
roman kormany utasitast adott
osszes hatosagainak, hogy az erde-
lyi magyarok kivandorlasat close
giteni igyekezzenek es csakis ma
gyarok Observation-Disclosures hajos-
tarsasagoktol iigynoki megbizast is
elfogadhatnak.
Kolozsvaron meg is alakult mar
az erdelyi kivandorlasi komite. a
mely fent vazolt alapon ellen6rzi
a kivandorlas lebonyolitasat. A
roman kormanynak a vallalkozo
hajostarsasagokkal kotott szerz5-
aese~asts taHta lmazza, s. hngv 2 ev
alatt 80 ezer kivandorl6t yihetnek
Xxi Amerikaba, azonban ennok az
embermennyisegnek kilencven sza
zaleka. vagyis
hetvenketezer kivandorlo okvetlen
az erdelyi magyarok sorabol to-
borzando
Tudosit0nk ertesulese szerint ez
.utan a delamerikai kivandorolta-
tas utan a roman kormany fejen-
kint ) dollar jutalekot kap es 80
ezer kivandorlo utan jaro 400 ezer
dollarnyi jutalek felet, ,azaz 200
6zer dGllart a roman kormany IL
letekes SERVE elore kezhez kapta
mar.
Ezeket kolozsvari ertesiil6se-
ket megerositi egy mask, Buenos
Aresbol hozzank erkezett tnd6si-
tas, amely arr6l szamol be, hogy
Delamerika tobb aIlamaban mar
fel is alitottak a romanok az err
delyi magyarokat "letelepit6''
iigynoksegeket.
Bnenos Airesben egy magyar
Il szarmazasu ember, Laszl0 James
.gazdasz : newell magat "a ro-
manok alatt el6 magvarok kepvi-
selojenek (delegado)" es 3 is
nyllvanosan hirdeti. hogy annak
az erdelyi komitenak megbizasa-
Dol "dolgozik'', amely komite az
erdelyi magyarok kivandoroltata-
sayal foglalkozik. Szerinte
mem hetvenketezer magyar lelket,
hanem hetvenketezer magyar csa-
ladot akarnak Erdelyb6l Delame-
rikaba attelepiteni
Laszlo James egymagaban ezer-
szamra kiildi szet prospektusait
Delamerika kiilonboz6 orsza gai-
max ktilonboz6 tajai fele, hogy ssel
helyezest" talalion a rengeteg
szamu magyarnak. Laszl6 Janos
az argentinai kormanyhat6saggal
mar szerz6dest is kot0tt. amely
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
Deaths Of the Week
DEATH OF MRS. MACY

The death of Mrs. John Macy Oc-
Cured at her home four miles north
Of Eagle River, on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 18th, following an illness OF sew
eral years, caused from paralytic
strokes, the fourth of which she suf.
fered on Dec. 22nd Funeral services
were held from the Congregational
church Thursday, Jan. IL, at HOO
o'clock, conducted by Rev. o. G. Chap
in of Phelps
Matte &. Patterson was born in
Indiana, on December 1st, 1854. She
was married to John Macy at Earl
ham, Iowa on September II, 1901
They resided there until 1911 and
then moved to Clear Lake, Iowa, liv-
ing there six years and then came to
Eagle River in 1917
Since living here she had been an
invalid and her close confinement at
home caused her to- be but little
known outside of near neighbers and
friends, but by those who knew she
was spoken of in high terms of re
spect and as one who bore her afflic-
lions bravely.
Besides her husband, she leaves
one daughter, Mrs. George Priest OF
Phelps, brother-in-law, ]. T. Jack
son and niece Mrs. c. G.. Mccullough
of Suits Us Farm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
Tips for I axpayers

In the making of his 1928 income
tax returns the business man, profess
sional man, and farmer may deduct
from gross income all items properly
attributable to business expenses. In
the case of a storekeeper they in
clude amounts spent for rent of his
place of business, advertising, pre-
miums for insurance against fire or
other losses, the cost of water, light,
and heat used in his place. of business
drayage and freight bills, the cost of
repairs and maintenance to delivery
wagons and trucks, and a reasonable
allowance for salaries of employees.
A professional man, lawyer, doctor,
or dentist may deduct the cost Of sup
plies used in his profession. expenses
paid in the operation and repair OF
an automobile used in making pro-
fessional calls, dues to professional
societies, subscriptions to profession
al journals, office rent, cost of light,
and the hire of office assistants. The
farmer may deduct amounts paid in
the production and harvesting of his
crops, cost of seed and fertilizer used
cost of minor repairs to farm build
ings (other than the dwelling,) and
cost of small tools used UP in the
course of a year or two.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
MRS. BEN KIMBALL DEAD

Funeral services for Mrs. Ben Kim
ball who died at Amigo Tuesday,
January 22nd, will be held tomorrow
morning from st. Peters church, in
charge of Rev Shank, with interment
in the Eagle River cemetery.
Nora Davy was born March g. 1884
at Manawa, Wis, where her early
days and school life was spent. Later
her family moved to New London
where she was married to Ben Kim
ball, July 16, 1911
Besides her husband she leaves
four small children, Benjamin, Robert
Kathleen and Myron. Her mother and
two brothers, John of Sheboygan
and Charles of New London also SUI
vive.
Complications arising from child
birth about a month ago were the
cause of death and she was taken to
Amigo ten days previous to hel
death where hospital attention failed
to help her.
The Kimball family have resided
here for the past year or SO and the
sad fact of a young wife and mother
being taken from her family cause
the most sincere sympathy to be ex
tended to all of her bereaved rela
tives.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
With the Basketeers
THREE FAST GAMES

The triple. header basketball pro
gram at the high school gym. last FIR
day evening gave Eagle an ever
break with the Three Lakes teams
as far as games go, but resulted il
an overwhelming score for the locals
over their opponents
First game on the bill was the
clash between the Freshmen and the
Grade teams. These midget quints
played a fast and furious game, tbs
final score being 20 to 4 in favor OF
the Frosh. What the Graders lacked
in basketball ability, their classmates
on the side lines made up in roofing
Patterning after the way the big fel
lows do it in high school, the little
shavers made the welkin ring with
their class yells and were game to tn
end, in spite of the score.
Following the first game the Three
Lakes girls played the Eagle Rive-
girls, the former winning by the score
of 4 to 0. Both teams played good
basketball but their shooting was poo.
Three Lakes found the ring twice
Eagle never connected although they
had even more opportunities than
their opponents.
The third game of the evening was
between the Three Lakes High and
Eagle High. 1t was an easy game fol
the locals as the score of "A to 10 in
dicates, but was not very exciting tc
watch from the balcony. Eagle dis
played some nice team work and
speed that carried the game wherever
they wanted it. The Three Lakes
boys are newer at the business but
they are game bunch, fighting hard
to the end in spite of the odds against
them.
On the score board the game is Civ
en- as follows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
Mothers and Children
Urged to Attend Center
HEALTH CENTER DAY TO BE
HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE
JANUARY 3fST.


Dr. Cora Allen state board of health
physician will be in charge of the
Mother and Baby Health Center, to
be held at the Court House, Eagle
River, Jan. 31st from am. to 5 p. m.
Complete examinations will be Civ
en- children under six years of age:
parents may receive advice and in
struetion as to their general care.
feeding, ETC., Examinations and adj
vice are also offered to prospective
mothers.
Parents should avail themselves of
The opportunity offered at the health
center to determine whether or not
children are in good condition and
hould plan to return regularly to
check up and see that this good condi-
ion is maintained. It is easy to keep
l well child well, and should defects
exist, the earlier they are discovered
md corrected, the better for the child
Children do not outgrow physical de-
ects, on the contrary, these defects
'etard the average growth and devel-
opment of the child. The centers of
1ers mothers one opportunity to learn
he methods of feeding and caring for
babies which give them the best
chance for healthy growth and devel-
opment It is just as easy to learn the
eight way as the wrong one and much
better for the child.
In addition to the examination and
.dvice offered pro spective mothers,
he center nurse has prepared and
will have on display at the center,
complete layette, patterns for same
nay be obtained at the center. An OBJ
stetrical package, containing mater
.als necessary for use when children
are born at home will also be on dis
play. The staff at the center will be
very glad to confer with interested
women concerning the preparation of
supplies necessary for use in home de-
liveries.
The service at the center, which is
under the supervision of the state
board of health, is free to all; it is
part of the plan of the state board Of
health in their efforts to reduce the
maternal and infant mortality in Wis
consin.
Miss Mccarthy will speak on Health
Center " o1H al the Womans Club,
Peshtigo, Wis, on Tuesday Jan. 20,
and at a Parent and Teachers Assoc.
meeting at Wausaukee on Jan. Gath.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
HEADQUARTERS AT ASTON

Edw. Hammes was down from AL
ston, Mich, to spend Sunday with
his family here. He is general mana
ger of new numbering concern or
ganized as a Michigan corporation
and known as the Christensen Lum-
Der Company which recently bought
a complete saw and planning mill
there, including six miles of railway
equipped with two logging locomotiv-
es and all the other necessary equip
ment for logging on a large scale. Mr.
Hammes states that they are in the
midst of heavy belt of hardwood
timber and have purchased enough
timber to run the plant for twelve
or fifteen years. In the spring he in
tends to move his family there as Al
ston will be his headquarters for
some time to come.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-24
ARTISTS ASKED FOR
IDEAS ABOUT SAFETY
CASH PRIZES AWARDED FOR
BEST POSTERS ON CROSSING
ACCIDENT PREVENTION

The American Railway Association
Committee on the Prevention of High
way Crossing Accidents, announces a
national contest with cash prizes, for
the best design of poster and most
suitable slogan applicable to crossing
accident prevention, for it's 1924 cam
paign.
The design is to be q" high by 49,
wide and to be in four colors. The
slogan must be brief, catchy and prac
teal
All designs and slogans should be
forwarded to the New York office, so
West St., not later than February 18th
1t is expected that many artists will
send in posters.
The campaign conducted last year
by the Chicago & North Western Ry.
attracted considerable attention and
produced excellent results in reduc-
ing the number of accidents.
Eight Wisconsin libraries hired stu
dents just graduated from the Wis
consin Library school this year