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" i ^rTJfJ •HI MeHnntT PUUNDKAUR, THBESDAT, MH. W. MW - V v-',-- Jv/**' „>••?::-r-1.' r JTHE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER ••::*'"••• Publitbad every Thursday at McHenry, Hl^ by Charles F. Rcnich. '" Entered as aecond-clasi matter at the poatofflee at McHenry, 01** o®- tbe act of May 8, 1879. One Year .... tlx Months- $2.06 $1.00 A. H. MOSHER, Editor and Manager ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER V1' GEORGE J. EliLERT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF McHENRY COUNTY: I will fee a candidate for the Republican nomination " for sheriff of McHenry county in-'the April primaries. I feel that my lon£ period of service as an officer of the law, my wide acquaintance and conscientious work* particularly qualifies me for the office. Yours very truly, ,/ GBORGE J. EHLERT. FOR RENT PX>R RENT--182-acre farm for cash; 2 miles south of McHenry near Emerald Park school. John R. Smith, McHenry, 111. *35 FARM FOR RENT--Cash. 160 acres. Mrs. Ellen Whiting, phone 607-Wg. 82 tf FOR RENT--Farms, large and small, with base, also modem homes. Call Public Pul$e *" • i (All communications for this department must be signed by the writer, otherwise they will not be published. The Plaindealer invites its readers to express their opinions in these columns.) RAYMOND D.WOODS (.Brick) On His Record Respectfully Solicits Your Support For a Second Term as County Clerk of MVHonry County 93-M, McHenry. 26-tf. WRITES HEALTH DEPARTMENT The following letter was recently sent to the State of Illinois Health bepartmellt, by Frederick Belief: McHenry, Illinois, January 20, 1084. State Health Department, Springfield, Dlinois. /? Gents: I am th| owntrofrealestate situated on tno .banks of Fox River, McHenry, Illinois, a part of which the City of McHenry condemned for a sewage plant about ten years ago. In condemning this land for the sewage plant, they condemned only a part of the bank of the river, but none of the bottom of the river. From my point of view, the City of" McHenry in establishing this sewage plant not only appropriate the part that is com WHEN YOU NEED A VETERINAR- lut *Is° ^ porti<m; of IAN--Call Richmond 16. Graduate; ofthe river, that was not put in veterinarian, prompt service. General *? T}\ GOOD WELL-EQUIPPED 220-acre dairy farm, for rent, $4 per acre, near Spring Grove also 160 acre farm for rent near Ringwood. Stoffel & Reihansperger, tel. 300., , 35-2 LOST LOST--Saturday, wrist. watch. Re- •ward. Janice •Klontz. Tel. 181, McHenry. '> ,.35 MISCELLANEOUS practice. Both large and small. animals. Dr. John Ducey, Richmond, Iil. 12-26 DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE OF CHARGE MIDWEST REMOVAL CO. PHONE DUNDEE 10 Reverse Charges •20-18 as the bottom of the river; and that the city authorities with their engineer laid the sewage pipe from sewage plantja^der and acroas the piece ,of river refnk that they had not condemned and out into the river -about fifty of all fhe people within t<he boundaries feet. This pipe so extending from and the chances are that su$h vote this sewage plant out into the river weuld be unfavorable because it would was made to operate in a dual caoac- establish another municipal corporeity, that is, for the effluent to pass tion and taxing body Springfield, JUftk" Mr. Frederick Belkr, ^'7^ McHenry, Illinois ^ *# • Dear Sir: Your registered letter of January 20 addressed to the State Health Department relatiy§ to the McHenry sewagetreatment works is received. Since the McHenry sewer system' and existing sewage-treatment plant were installed a wwerage and stream pollution law was enacted, a copy of which is herewith enclosed. There is no doubt «oout the sewage from McHenry causing pollution of Fox River and. therefore this Board has requested McHenry to abate such pollution. The Sanitary Water Board has authority over the prevention and abatement of stream pollution but does not have authority to dictate jUst where a sewage-treatment works shall be constructed. Therefore, the location of the treatment works to" serve McHenry must be settled between you and the city and other property ownel's interested. We would' be glad!" to see intercepting sewers along both -banks of Fox River, extending downstream to near the dam but we do not have authority to require that such be constructed, especially since the territory along the line of These sewers is partially built up and could not very well be assessed. An ideal plan would be to have a sanitary district,.that yrould include McHenry and surrounding territory on both banks of the river extending down to the dam, but to fmrh such a, district would require a \l>t<? El Tovar . CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. Tel. 644 "For the Best Pictures" Bargain Sun. Mat,, 2: 45 p. m. To 6 p.m., 10-25c. After 6 -and weekday eve. 10-30c FRI., SAT, JAN. 26-27 "With a Matinee at 2:30 p. m. "Aice In Wonderland" With Charlotte Henry as 'Alice' All star cast including W. C. 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Write for it, TODAY LADY DIANA, Ltd. 538 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, 111. through and into the river but the plan was so Constructed that they had a by-pass where the raw-sewage could find entrance into this sewage pipe that extended over the bank of the river and along the bottom of the river and so permit the raw sewage to be emptied into the river. Of course, I have been advised that under the deed of conveyance to me of the property upon which the-sewage plant has been erected covering not only the river bank, but to tho„ center thread of the stream called Fox River, I believe that I was advised correctly along these lines. However, I understood that your department approved this sewage plant before the installation thereof by the City of McHenry. The by-pass above referred to has been used very many times even during the extreme hot weather for the purpose of running the raw sewage Very truly yours, FRANK J. JIRKA, Chairman. C. M. McDERMOTT, Solicitor. IN THE CIRCUIT COUfcT State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss - V CIVIL ACTION IN EQUITY No. 26468 / Charles C. King, Plaintiff, vs. Josephine King, Defendant. Affidavit showing that the defend ant, Josephine King, resides in the city N. PEARSON APPOINTED of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, into the river when the sewage plant j has gohe out of this State and on due was not operating as it should; and j inquiry cannot be found, so that proalso sometimes raw sewage was run cess cannot be-served upon said d:e- ON FARM COMMITTEE!i" above matter into Fox River | fendant, having been filed in the for a month or more at a time. . 1 | office of the Clerk of this court, notice I understand that there is a new l^s therefore, hereby given to said j project on foot of remodeling the Few- | Josephine King, defendant that the i age plant above referred to. But ac-i plaintiff in the above entitled cause, Woodstock's Beautiful Play House SATURDAY ONLY JAN 27 Matinee 2:3Q ^ . Ken Mavnard in 'STRAWBERRY ROAN' Also episode No. 2 of tfae serial "TARZAN THE FEARLESS" Adults 30c Children 10c ' SUN., MON., JAN. 28-29 "LITTLE WOMEN" Con. JSun. after 2:30 p.m. Adult5! to 6 p.m. 25c after 6 p.m. 30c Children 10c rilESDAY--BARGAIN NIGHT Adults 15c Children 10c El Brendel in "MY LIPS BETRAY" WED., THURS., Jan. 31--Feb. 1 Max Baer, Jack "Dempsey and Prime Camera in "THE PRIZE FIGHTER AND THE LADY" Adults 30c Children 10c Appointment of the McHenry County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee, to assist the state wide farm debt ad- * - «i„,i i,-„ „ „i • * • -j <• justment committee organized by >accor(linK to my way of thinking, and ; ^d his complaint m said cayse Governor Henry Hornfr to aid deserv- the ProPerty owner aforesaid,! the J5th day. of January, 1934, an 1 in" farmers who are in financial -dif- ** it is remodeled according to the!that said action is now pending and Acuities, has been announced in [statements made in the papers it -will undetermined in said court, and that Springfield, by Director Walter W- not do away with the nuisance as welY°u> think the system is, at the preseTtt dant, time in taking care of the sewage from the City of McHerfty. 4 I am informed that your "depart j McLaughlin of the Department of Agriculture. ; i From among a. humoer of prominent McHenry County men who were, highly recommended, Governor selects | m®nt ^as approved the new plant ed these men, each representing a ^.'contemplated^ I have also been, intion of the co«4fcy, ;to. conipris'e committee. The committee.members are: A1 C. Smith" Woodstock, 111, Jacob Olbrich, Harvard, 111. Albert Nolan, R. F. 11. Harvard* 111 Jesse Richardson, Richmond, 111,, • Nels Pearson, McHenry, 111. Similar committees have been ap- I pointed in other counties and are now the said Josephine 'King, defenmust file your appearance in said action on or before the 3rd Monday in the month of February, 1934, and m the ©vent you fail to do so default may be en/tcr^d against you. WILL T. CONN, - Clerk of said Court. 34-3 Wm. M. CARROLL, Attorney EXECUTOR S NOTICE build and maintain a nuisance and un questionably the old plant wa^ a n sance and was found to be FO by your department; and if under the plans that you have approved for the new plant, if erected, the same to my mind Estate of John Pint, Deceased will remain a nuisance. . ' -The undersigned, having been ap- I want to call your attention to the pointed Executor of the last Will an fact that there are large quantities of j Testament* of John Pint, decease ! r(iw-_Ttrff nfmr Krinr- a^nTt-rd tn °f tilfl County of McHenry ar>d. ; tW°S i PorRiver frTm'«»e private residences i State; "ofllnois, hereby" gj^^tic, r ^ Planned, and these will &] Fox River Wwwn McHenry |that he will appear before the Couniy GREEN -STREET Shows--7 and d THC ©MPIgB McHENRY ILLINOIS - Adm. 10-25c i' >' '--J 'i;' Friday and Saturday, Jan. 26 and 27 4 Lewis Carroll's "ALICE IN WONDERLAND*9 r CHARLOTTE HENRY as (ALICE) The world's greatest story with the world's greatest cast Sunday and Monday, Jan. 28 and 29 WALLACE BEERY, JACKIE COOPER . GEORGE RAFT and FAY WRAY "THE BOWERY" - The good old days are here again in 4 'The Bowery'• Wednesday, Jan. 31, Thursday, Feb, I TlttlEMS-C A REAL CCMED7 '/Act 'SEE SPARKPLUG-ALlVEl ;; On the Screen AL JOLSON in 44HallclaiahJ I'm A Bum'? start activities as soon as their personnel has been decided Upon. The county committees w'tll review only farm real estate mortgage cases called to their attention, taking testimony from all interested parties and, when action is warranted, open negotiations for the purpose of bringing about adjustments that will prevent unnecessary foreclosures or expensive legal proceedings. All negotiations jf the county committees will be supervised by the state-wide committee. The county committees must not be regarded as lending agencies, for their activities are confined solely to and Pistak'ee Lake to more than equal what is being run through the McHenry plant into the river; and again the river being so built up between McHenry and the Fox River dam South of McHenry and the?e residences are so built as to run all sewage therefrom into the river. This in itself i$, a menace to the health of the people wiho want to enjoy the boating and bathing privileges of the river. Would U; not be a wise matter at this particular time to collect all this sewage up and down the East and West banks of the river and pipe it clear down to almost the dam and there mediation and negotiation of adjust- kuj]d a proper sewage plant to dispose ments between farm debtor and creditor. "No other plan could be devised to meet the emergency," said Director McLaughlin. "What ever can be done to stop unnecessary foreclosures can best be accomplished through voluntary agencies because of legal obof it in such a manmer that it will not be considered as a nuisance and will not effect the water of Fox River so as to prohibit thie boating and bathing privileges for the inhabitants along the banks of the river as well as the ^habitants of the City of McHenry? Court of McHenry County, at' the Court House in Woodstock, on the j 5th day of March, A. D. 1934, at; which time all persons havjng claims! against said Estate are notified and! requested to attend for the purpose of j having the same adjusted. All per- j sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate ^payment to the undersigned. Dated this 3rd day of January, A. V. Iy34. , GEORGE WORTS, 33-3 Executor. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Michael Schiaefer, Deceased The undersigned, having been appointed Executor of the last Will and Testament of Michael Schaefer, deceased, late" of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before Could this not be done with the help the County Court of McHenry County stacles to any other course of action. |Gf United States 'Government as at the Court House in Woodstock, on However, the State, through this unofficial arm, the state-wide farm debt adjustment committee and its county subcommittees can avoid those barriers and seek to negotiate new contracts between debtors and creditors, when it is demonstrated that existing agreements are too much of a burden upon a debtor. "'Success of the plan rests almost entirely with the people of each community. Harmony among all elements is as important as is fhe active co-operation of the public, and its loyal support. The fact should also be borne in mind that each county committee is the local agency organized and appointed by the Governor to give practical expression to his desire to prevent needless and expensive foreclosures. "Rules of procedure outlined for the county committees are simple. Debtors and creditors alike can be assured of fair treatment. Committee members are men of ability and experience, who have consented to work without pay, because of their desire to aid their respective .communities in these critical times." Formal application must be made to obtain the assistance of the county committees. Application forms will be obtainable from committee .member*. well as our own state? And if such was done in the proper manner, would it not take care of the sewage for, practically, all time to come? I am one of the property owners and the citizens of Mc^nry on the bank of this river and as such citizen I have in my opinion called the attention of your department to some of the things that could be taken care of in the interests of the public health. And Fox River is going to be one of the beauty spots in the state and has for its source pleasure seekers, people seeking summer resorts, that great city of Chicago. Are not these thing® worthy of thought and "mature thought for the purpose of formulating some plant to the ultimate end that the citizens of this great state shall be protected in health and in their property rights by some action taken, on the part of the United States government and the state referred to above. Will you please give this letter mature deliberation and consideration and accept it by way of suggestion rather than in the way of criticism"? Thanking you in advance for any consideration you may give this letter. I am, Very truly yours, FREDERICK BELLER. the^Cth day of Fehruary, A. D. 1934, | at which time all persons having j claims against said Estate are notified ^ and requested to attend for the pur-! pose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 8th day „of January, A. D. 1934. MATH IAS M. SCHAEFER, ~ 33-3 Extcutor. Germany's Black Forest Germany's Black Fewest Is about 100 allies In length with a width varying from IS to «© mDMk * The following letter was received by Mrf Beller. in reply to the above correspoodeace from the Saaitary Water Board: FRTJD B. RFNN"ETT, Attorney EXECUTRICES* NOTICE * 1 Estate of Henry G. Saal, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executrices of the last Will and Testament of Henry G. Saal, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby give notice that they will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, on the 19th day of March, A. D. 1934, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for 4he purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said | Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Daed this 22nd day of January, A. D. 1934. Alice Ml Saal and Vena Linwood Foulds, Executrices. 36-3 . DEALER,. * R Home Phone 208-11 •PfMf MB. • 'tVv-i "h-' Shop Phone 146-E The Claire Beauty Shoppe kas installed Croquignole Permanent Waving Method ;; SPECIAL REST OF JANUARY and FEBRUARf ^ Croquignole Ringlet-Permanent Spiral Permanent : . ' MM •2.00 t^mbinatioiL Permanent v... , Also Permanents from $3 to Shampoo, Finger Wave and Hair Gut included wiCh each Permanent--All Permanents can be combination if desired. 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