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.;x" ,T: -• KLBCTION NOTICE Public Notice | i» hereby givenf* th4t in pursuance of an order of th* County Court of McHenry Copraty entered on the 18th day of Aiyust, 1952, on the petition filed in said court a special election will be held on Tuesday, September 23, 1962, between the hours of eight o'clock A. M. arid eight o'clock P. M. of that day within the limits of the territory knovfti as McCullom Lake Estates Subdivision, the Kncfllwood Addition lo McCullom Lake Estates and Lots 20, 21, 22 and 23 of Oakland Subdivision of McHenry County, State of Illinois, legally described The East half of the Southeast jQuarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 21 (except the South half thereof) containing ten acres of land more or ; less. ALSO part of Section 22 Jbonuded and described as follows,, , to-wit: Beginning at a point on •the West line of said Section 22, " Which point i& 89.0 feet South from the North West corner thereof, said point also being in • Hhe center of the Highway; thence South on the West line f>f said section a distance of 1886.75 feet more or less to a point which is 658.75 feet North from the Southwest corner of < i the Northwest Quarter of said Section 22; thence East in a Jstraight line 1324.7 feet more Or less to a point on the east line of the West half of the Northwest quarter of said Section 22, said point being 656.2 & feet North from the Southeast 1^.' Corner thereof; thence South on j|; Said east line thereof 656.2 feet 11, < to the South line of the Nor'thj||; west Quarter of said Section; !p\ thence East on the South line ^, of the Northwest Quarter of **" "T ---- «iid section a distance of 1325.3 feet more or less to the Southeast corner of said Northwest "• Quarter; thence Northeasterly i On a line which forms an anfle *• "of 45 degrees and 55 minutes to the left from the last described line produced for a disf tance of 925.9 feet more or less to a point in the center of the highway, which extend in a Sfcorthweeterly and southeasterly *£Mrection across said Section I'. 182; thence Northwesterly on a I*. .line which forms an interior fcngle of SO degrees and 42 fninutes with the last described gj" line being along the outer line £ Df said highway f<?r a distance Lv of 292.6 feet; thence in the cenp., : *er of said highway being on a line which forma an angle of 9 ' ^degrees and 11 minutes to the I left from the last described line . produced northwesterly for a pyf distance of 889.6 feet to the jfc ^ fcngle in "said highway; thence |u Sn the center line of said high- |- ? "way being on a line which forms !$• an angle 6 degrees and 10 *T~ iminutes to the right from the hit described line produced Northwesterly for la distance of 1152.8 feet to the angle in said highway; thence in the center of said highway on a line which forms an angle of 0 degrees and 56 minutes to the left from the last described line produced Northwesterly for a distance of 1404.4 feet more or leas to the place of beginning, and containing an area of 103.69 acres more or lesa; ALSO the Knollwood Addition to McCullom Lake Estates, being a subdivision of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 21, excepting the North 5 acres of the West half thereof; also the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 21; all of the above described land being in Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian; ALSO the South 46.25 feet of "Lot 11 and the North 13.75 feet of Lot 12 in Block 16 of the Original Plat of McCullom Lake Estates Subdivision for street purposes; | ALSO the West 32.4 feet of Lot 24 and Lots 25 to 29 both inclusive in Block 5 of the Original Plat of McCullom Lake Estates Subdivison for park purposes; ALSO Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4- in Block 4 of McCullom Lake Estates Subdivision in accordance with the plat thereof as recorded in Recorder's Office of McHenry County, Illinois in Book 6 of Plats, Pages 90 and 91, for beach purposes. ALSO Lots 20, 21, 22 and 23 as shown by the Plat of Oak Glen Subdivision as recorded in the Recorder's Office Of McHenry County, Illinois in Book 4 of Plats, Page 86. ALL of the above described property lying in Township 45 North of Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian in McHenry County, Illinois, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters residing within the limits of the territory described, the question of whether the above described territory shall be organized as a village under the General Law of this State to be known as the Village of McCullom Lake. It has been further ordered by said court that the legal voters of said described territory shall deposit their ballots at the polling place to be held at the Beach House within the proposed limits, of the proposed Village of McCullom Lake. HENRY L COWLIN Judge of County Court of • McHenry County, Ulnois RAYMOND D. WOODS County Clerk of McHenry County, nnini« JOSEPH X. WAYNNB Attorney for Petitioners McHenry, Illinois. By W. H. Tammeos Dayton Field, Hartland township, said he had tile on hand last winter from three different sources to tile out a field. Two stood up well, but one bunch completely crumbled from frost action. In case you don't know it, there is a world of difference in tile. If. the seller can't give you the (ASTM) American Society of Testing Materials, rating on th« tile you buy he shouldn't get y o u r b u s i n e s s . F r o m f o u r t c twelve-inch standard quality til*1 should stand 800 pounds crushing strength by the three edge bearing method and 1,200 pound? crushing strength by the sand bearing method. Clay tile should have a maximum of 13 percent absorption and concrete tile ip percent by the five-hour boiling test. Larger tile should have a greater crushing strength up tc 1,500 pounds and 2,300 poundon 36-inch tile. TTie absorption would be the same as smaller tile. Extra quality drain tile foi putting in deeper than six feet should stand 1,100 pounds and 1,600 pounds crushing strength by the two methods mentioned above. Clay tile should have a maximum of 11 perecnt and concrete only 8 percent absorption. Tile should be straight edged, round and free from cracks, chips, and lime popouts. A question that is often asked is, what kind of tile should we use in peat soils. As lonp as they meet A.S.T.M. specifics^ tions it doesn't make much difference. Concrete tile should be extra quality because of the highly alkaline action of the soil. Clay tile is not affected by it. Color of tile has no affect on quality. Clay tile should have no flaking. Concrete tile should be solid and not honey-combed. Any tile should give a good clear ring when tapped with a hammer. This is the time when pastures and hay meadows should be allowed to grow rapidly. Do not cut for hay now or pasture shoift during September if you want to avoid winter killing.' This helps roots of the legunves to fill up with reserves--Hio the squirrel storing nuts in lac tree. Legume roots sKoalu get a good belly full now.' You can cut in October O.K. Paul Whalen of Northern Illinois Public Service, recently told me farmers are arguing that cutting alfalfa too young will hurt it. This was in connection w i t h g e t t i n g h a y c u t y o u n g while it's good quality. An old publication put out ^ 1930 says alfalfa cut in bud stage will thin out the stand. This is no argument, however, to cut hay when you get darn ?ood and rdady, meaning full bloom or later. All publications tfy the ideal time is one-tenth bloom stage. I visited in Ohio where a pablum and dried alfalfa meal plant is located where alfalfa is cut every time it gets a foot root. The only complaint I heard on the part of the county agent 'here was the selling off the PLA1NBEAL land of all this excellent organic matter and plant food. He did hot indicate that early cutting hurt the stand. Frequent application of phosphate ana potasn Is important. ^ *.tr Page Nina "Food control for 46 centuries," a contribution to the history of price fixing, was written by Mary G. Lacy, librarian of the U.S.D.A. Bureau of Agricultural Economics and certainly tells how this "new" idea has always failed. In Egypt;, 2830 B. C., such tactics reduced the farmers to s l a v e r y a c c o r d i n g t o G e n e s i s (12). The land soon became property of the monarch. In China 424 to 387 B. C. a system of buyihg grain in good crop years and selling it in poor years was set up in the "Economic Principles of Confucius." It was recorded, 'The chief difficulty in, administering it was that it is not easy for officials to undertake commercial functions along with political duties. Who ever heard Of such goings «j' rug/ . %>> imil iifr on recently ? V I complete failure and the law had <n Athens 404. B. C, it was to be repealed byftsjiiSt of its punishable by death to buy more. impotence in correcting condithan fifty backloads (75 bu.) at 'tions of affairs, in thin and an one time. Buyers couldn't sell it attempt 60 years later the etfc for more than 3 cents per bushel feet was that price fixing caused lmYlAotr*e* ftkhaatnl ftVhleAyit paid f/aomr i<t4 . ITn. J..14LU.1 m _ - spite of the severe penalties, in withholding from the market. !' . . • Guirceaait Buir iiltaaiinn 1x1il9rV9 A.D., Bpne*l' tunes of scarsity alien dealers, gium 1584( India 1770 and lg66 under the protection of the state j Colonial u g 1633 -nd md overbid others and sold the same France 1.789 are other dates in day for as much as 17 cents per history listed by Miss Lacy as bushel more. Sounds like normal gangster doings. In order to prevent extortion, a group of "grain inspectors" were appointed' to oversea and keep accounts. Sounds like O.- P.S. In Rome 301 A.D., during high prices, maximum prices were set by Diocletian on all commodities and services including failures in the same attempts. Her summary says, "The history of government limitation of price seems to teach one clear lesson: That in attempting to ease the burdens of the people in a time of high prices by artificially setting a limit to them, the people are not relieved but only exchange one set of ills for another which is greater. These ills are (1) Withholding wages. History says it was a goods from market because consumers being in the majority the price*are in their favor. (2) Divides tlie community into twot | host&a c*4tyfa only one of whlch4|* thiiiks the government acts ini it# interest. (3) The practical ^ difficulties of enforcing such * limitation in prices which in the very nature of the case requires the cooperation of both produc- ' er and consumer to make it at-'. fective." ' '. 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