Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-01-25
eva PROJECTS
ARE DELAYED
kilograms From Washing
ton Announce Curtai1-
ment of Relief.
Congress Will Have to APP
propriate More Funds to
Continue Work.

CWA WOTk received a setback EB
Pine county on Thursday and Friday
of last week when two kilograms were
received by the CWA offices at Pine
City. The first reduced the number
of workers allotted to Pine county by
more than 200 and the second re-
stricted the hours of work to a maxi
mum of Is per week instead of the 80
previously allowed.
The placing of men on additional
approved projects, too, cannot be COM
menced until existing projects are
completed and this means that work
which had originally been planned tcD
start this week is indefinitely post
poned. These projects include the.
following improvements:
Project No. 4461-Regraveling County
Aid Road No. 10. townships of Pokeg-
anna, RoyaltOn.
Project No. 4463-Painting and re-
decorating of school house in Kerrick-
Project No. 4464-Filling and re-
crawling of swamps on County AID
Project No. 4465-Painting and re-
pairing of school house and village haiH
and regravelng: Bruno.
County Aid Road in township of Arna-
Project No. 4467-Regraveling of var
io4s roads in the village of Brook Park
take ditch. County Road No. II. town
ship of Mission Creek.
Project No. 4469-Repairing schoos;
house in southern Arlone township.
Project No. 4470-Ditching and filing
swamps south line. Pine township.
Project No. withdrawing various
streets in Henriette.
Project No. 4472-FiIIng of swamps~
south county line. Rock Creek township
Project No: 4473-.Regraveling Greely
road through sections ~. 81. 3S. q
Project No 474-Regraveling and
filling of swamps on State Aid Road
No. Is and Pine township.
Project No: 4475-Regraveling County
Aid Road No. 90. Ogema township
Length five miles.
Project No. 4476-Ditching swamps~
State Aid Road No. 2. Nickerson town.
ship.
Project No. 4477-Ditching and filing
Studt's bridge in Royalton township
Project No Understanding por-
tons of State Aid Road No. and ditch
ing of swamps. Birch Creek and Stur-
Project No. 4479-Painting and re-
pairing of high school and village hall
and re-Surfacing various streets in the
village of Sturgeon Lake.
Project No. 4iS0-Repairing of vii
lage hall and regraveling various streets
" Project se et'S No "A 9isi@ rPTn of swampx
and ditching. State Aid Road No. IT..
townships of Munich and Chengwatana-
Project No. t4s2-Filling of swamps
Project No. 44S3-Brushing and filing
of three-quarter mile swamp from south
quarter of the corner of Glover town
ship.
Project No. 44s4-Regraveling and
ditching of swamp. County Aid Road
No. 9, Dell Grove township.
Project No. 44S5-Painting and clean
ing of high school. Pine City.
Project No. 44S6-Regraveling of
streets and painting of school house
Project No. 44S7-Regravedng County
Aid Road No. 16. Crosby and Arlone
townships.
Project No. 44SS-Brushing and filling
of swamps on County Aid Road No. Al
DanfOrth township.
Project No. 44S9-Regraveling of var
iOuS streets in the village of Hinckley-
Digging and repair of sewer system
Pine City.
Aid Road No. II, east of Beroun
Cuts County Pay Roll TwO-thirds.-
The curtailment of employment has
resulted in reducing the weekly Pine
county pay roll to one-third it's origi-
nal size, and instead of approximate
$500 being received daily by Pine.
county workers, the present pay rolfi
amounts to about $500. According to-
reports from Washington, thousands of
protests, daily, are pouring in on the
National Civil Works Administered
as result of the curtailment of en-
plOyment rules in Minnesota and be-
cause of the short week enforced
President Roosevelt is expected to-
ask Congress, within the next few
days, for an additional appropriation
to continue the CWA work until
spring, and upon the action of Con
gress and the reaction of it's members
to the many letters which they will
undoubtedly receive, hinges whether
the projects that are tentatively ap-
proved for Pine county will be under
taken.