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< PIERZ JOURNAL nrapsovxnaBs: 9> § i 4 VOL. 6. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AUGUST IB, 1914. NO. 9. HAPPENINGS HERE_AND THERE Mora—A severe wind and rain storm passed over this vicinity Monday evening. Sev eral buildings were blown to the ground and much damage was caused. Frank Goodman and Albert Sicily, two young men of Foley, employed in the livery barn in that city are being sought by Sheriff Dan Craig of Benton county, for, as alleged, they ran away on Saturday with money said to the Foley liveryman. Buffalo—Last week .Sheriff Grant and deputies hauled in six blind pigs. Three wagon loads of wet goods were confiscated. The evidence was procured by a detective, who spent several weeks in the city, posing as a prospective land buyer. St. Cloud—Mrs. Rosella Taylor, wife of Thomas li. Taylor, died August 5th of tuberculosis. Mrs. Taylor has resided in this city with her husband and seven children for the last eight years. Deceased was born nearly forty- six years ago in Brooklyn, N. Y., September 1, 1868. St. Cloud—Health Officer Rolling visited the home of Mrs. Hardesty and there found the 17-months child was in bed sick, and being poisoned by the bites of rats which infest the home by the hunereds. Two have bitten the babe's feet and one its arm. Little Falls—Joseph Doroff of Pike Creek was arrested Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Paul Felix on a charge of wife beating. He pleaded guilty before Justice Gerritz Thursday morning and was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail, but sentence was suspended upon payment of the costs of the case. Crosby—Fourteen illegal vendors of intoxicating' liquor were served with 31 warrants Friday night. Among the prominent ones summoned to answer to the charge are H. J. Breen, proprietor of the Spalding hotel, T. G. Wellington clerk at the hotel, Arthur and Earl Lov- dahl of theLovdahl drug store; Edward Foley of the Foley drug store and Evelyn Powell. St. Cloud—District Judges for this district have been assigned as follows for the fall term: Judge Roeser is assigned to preside in district court in the counties of Morrison, Wadena, Mille Lacs and Stearns for regular terms and in Clay county for a special term; Judge Parsons will preside in Otter Tail, Douglas and Becker counties, while Judge Nye will preside in Clay, Benton and Todd counties. Paynesville—Secretary Noon an, of the co-operative creamery here was arrainged before Justice Alden late Friday after noon and pleaded not guilty to a charge of doctoring spoiled cream with lime to neuttalize the acids and then using such doctored cream in the manufacture of butter to be marketed. The creamery man's arrest followed an investig'ation by Inspector Johnson, of the dairy and food commission. COUNTY SEAT CULUNGS. (From the Litte Falls Transcript.) The time of arrival and departure of four trains at Little Falls was changed Sunday, the new time sheet having been received at the station here Saturday morning. The trains effected are Nos. 9 and 10, known as the Minnesota local, and Nos. 31 and 32, the Brainerd locetl. Rev. Father Quilliten of the Crosby and Deerwood Catholic churches, was summoned Friday by the French government to join the army in France at once to serve as a firing line chaplain. He left at once for the Maine coast, where he will go aboard under protection of the French warships. Little Falls merchants should be on ttie lookout for a pair of clever swindlers who are working in the state. Their game is this: One of the swindlers makes a small purchase at a store, tendering a $20 bill and getting the change. Soon after his confederate enters and maks a small purchase, giving a $1 or a $5 bill in payment. On receiving his change he protests with the salesman, saying he gave him a $20 bill, and quots, by way of proof the serial numbers of the $20 bill left by the first man. George Halama of Buckman was arrested Friday night by Deputy Sheriff Paul Felix and brought to this city, charged with poisoning cattle. He was taken to Royalton Saturday for a hearing before Justice Wilson. The complaint was made by Florin Kloss, also of Buckman town, and charges that Halama poisoned three cows and two smaller head of stock with Paris green. It is said that Halama confessed to the authorities after having been taken into custody. There is a heavy penalty for poisoning stock. BOARD OF COUNTY MET HIS DEATH COMMISSIONERS. The board of county commissioners met in regular monthly BY SCALDING. Albert Jensen of Rush more, Minn., was scalded to death I. session on Tuesday, August 4th. under the steam boiler of his The following bills were al-: threshing engine after crashing lowed: Russell Grader company, plow $22 20 Russell Grader company, scrapers 123 90 Russell grader company, road grader 95 00 Russell Grader company, culverts 261 24 Russell Grader company, road machine.... 130 00 Russell Grader company, culverts 168 96 Bids were then opened for building state bridge No. 1,349. The bid of Johnson & Peterson of $5,190, complete, being the lowest and best bid, they were awarded the contract, said bid being exclusive of moving the old bridge. Gassert and Lakin were appointed committee on same. The following bills were then allowed: Frank Kippley, balance on contract and ex- tra work $770 48 Mike Leese, work on county road 158 00 Chas. Van Hercke, clay on state road No. 3__ 15 00 Albert Havenor, work on county road 6 50 Tom Kurtz, work on county road 5 00 Chris Schuh, work on county roads 3 75 Joe Kurtz, work on county road 2 50 Joe Schuh, work on count}' road 14 00 Earl Havenor. work on county road 2 50 Frank Konen, election returns 4 05 H. Gassert, mileage and committee work ■ 15 80 H. Gassert, board of equalization 14 80 Application of F. Litke to retail intoxicating liquors in the village of New Pierz, same granted and auditor instructed to issue said license when money is paid. Bond of F. Litke duly approved, subject to the approval of the county attorney. All applications for abatement of taxes were rejected. through a bridge. Road bosses should carefully inspect all the old wooden bridges spanning our streams, before threshing season begins. There are quite a few around here that look unsafe. "BICYCLE BILL" BREAKS JAIL Canipers at Fish lake have de-camped for their homes. West Buh News, Everybody is stacking grain, and stacks are coining up by the wholesale. Herman Ridlon was out looking for a crew to help in threshing. Alex Carlson was in Pierz last Saturday and Albert Borchers in Freedhem Monday. Charles Timin of Hammond, Minn., visited at the Wieland home Thursday. He also spent a few days at his uncles place near Little Falls. He says crops near Hammond are fine. Peter Vanherke has iinished stacking and will thresh Priday. It was stated that he intended to quit farming after having sold his last far-m. But he has purchased another farm niFlens- burg. So we expect "he'll do the same thing over again." Adolf Gagnon will thresh on Saturday and Herm. Wieland on Monday. Adolf Johnson and V. Muncy called at Wieland's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wieland spent Sunday afternoon at H.Sneiders and Henry Olson spent the evening at the formers home. Mr. Gagnon was a business caller at E. Muncy's Tuesday morning. Say Platte, how is it we don't hear a souiui of you in the newspaper anymore. Something must be wrong somewhere. A Substantial Increase. Rucker News. Bom—To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bruber, Thursday Aug-. 6th a daughter. Misses Elizabeth Waller, Bessie and Essie Grier, Messrs. Ross Adkins and Giles Leigh took in the game at Pierz last Sunday. Mr. Dorman took them down in his machine- Bert Sanborn was a visitor at the Drews home in Hillman last Sunday evening". Mrs. Leonard Pint and son Jim of Vineland visited at the Grier home Saturday. Sunday was Mr. Wysham's last day here. Only a very few were at the meeting, owing to the very inclement weather. "The preacher" left for Hillman Sunday afternoon. Minnesota has 864 creameries, which in 1912 made 116,051,878 pounds of butter and paid to its patrons in cash $29,040,975.- 43. In 1912 there were 72 cheese factories, which ma.de 4,842,328 pounds of cheese and paid its patrons $621,301.92. From 1900 to 1910 the dairy industry in the state increased 50 per cent, while the closest state rival increased only 22.2 per cent. Out of ten contests of the National Buttermakers' association Minnesota litis -eight times been awarded the prize banner in competition with allotherstates. At the National Dairy Show in Chicago in 1912 Minnesota received the highest average score; ' at tlie International Dairy Show in Milwaukee, Minnesota carried away two silver cups. South Agram News. J. ,1. Brummer, daughter Eva aud son William and Fred Sporlein autoed to St. Cloud on business Thursday. John Eidenshink and wife visited at Wm. Kippley's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Nagel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gruber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Theser visited at Robert Grubers Sunday. Those that were at H. Wuellner s Sunday are: J.J. Brummer and wife, John Kippley and daughters Loretta and Mary and son Joseph and Mr. Zimmerman and wife and daughter of North Prairie. Miss Agatha Terhaar visited at the Brummer home Sunday afternoon. Katie Brummer visited at Joe Hoheisel's Saturday. Albert Bell and another prisoner in the county jail broke out last night, according to reports from the county seat this morning. How they got out, is not known at the time of going to press. The escape was effected probably after midnight. Peter Bares, when returning from Little Falls about one o'clock, saw two men standing under the trees near John Rassier's place and it is probable that these were the fugitives. A sharp lookout for them is kept in this end of the county. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, Winkelman-Marsnik. B. C. Winkelman of St. Cloud and Mary Marshik were married Tuesday morning. Mary Win- kelman, cousin to the groom, and Elizabeth Marshik, sister to the bride were maids of honor; Jos. Schuh made a trip to Minneapolis last week. Jacob Neisius has sold his stock of flour to J. X. Faust. Mrs. JakePflepsou is assisting J. M. Blake in tiie post- office. A cow moose has been ordered for the Little Falls park from Ellendale, N. D. Six years ago this month the Soo construction crew laid the Steele through here. After a vacation of a couple of weeks manager Solinger has opened his elevator again. The first small load of new wheat was brought to the mill yesterday by Jos. Rauch of Agram. John Hoppe Jr. of Sullivan sold a horse and buggy to J. WEATHER AND MARKETREPORTS. Temperaetur for The last week. Highest Lowest Thursday 77 53 above Friday 80 55 above Saturday 92 69 above Sunday 39 .. 56 above Monday 88 47 above Tuesday 66 40 above Wednesday.. 75 51 above Henry Winkelman. the groom's j Bogel. .md M{ for Montana last Monday. F.J. Hoheisel has improved the appearance of his thirst parlor by an application of paint and varnish. brother, and F. W. Marshik, the bride's brother were best men. The wedding was celebrated at the Marshik residence in the village. The newly married couple left this morning for St. Cloud, where they will visit relatives for a few day's, whence they will go to Cromwell, Minn., where Mr. Winkelman is principal of the consolidated schools. Mary, as she is familiarly known, has the good wishes of a legion of Pierz friends. It Is True. Mrs. Herman Terhaar called at the Gerhard Wilkes home last Friday. Mrs. John Eidenshink was in Vawter Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomas were in Pierz Sunday. Lightning struck a haystack belonging to Mrs. Mary Meyer Sunday morning on the old Oscar Guenther place. An exchange tells its readers that the editor doesn't print all he knows. Should he try' that, he wouldn't print more than one issue. The editor knows a lot of things whicli some "smart" folks think they are keeping" from him. He knows how some young folks are fooling their parents—and themselves. He knows the fellow who makes a great noise but could not get trusted for a dime's worth ot Mike Schraut informs us thai his brother-in-law Frank Keller, who formerly lived near Lastrup, is now in He- wett, Wis., where he is manager of a cheese factory, and is doing well. The Pierz postoffice was Sunday evening moved from the P. A. Hartmann store into the Mischke building in lower town. J.M. Blake has taken possession and is now dishing out mail. Mrs. C. E. Gravel and children visited in Onamia over Sunday. C. E. and Joe Blake motored up Saturday evening and returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Gravel and children returned by train. Three hunting dogs were Temperature same Week year ago. Temperature for the corresponding week a year ago: Highest Lowest 1913 Aug 7 88_._ 55 ab©\ e 8 75. _ 51 above -.77 51 alni\ i' -. 70 . _ 53 above _. 68. _. 51 above -. 75 57 above .82... 64 above 9_. 10. . 11.. 12.. 13-. Grain and Produce Harket Report. Wheat, No. 1, $1.00 Wheat, No. 2 flax, Barley _. Rye Oats Ear Corn Hay Butter, Creamery Dairy Eggs 98 L.80 in 57 85 80 $5.00 .-... 35 20 Lfl Flour, Best - 2.90 " Straight 2.80 Low grade flour 1.50 Bran . 1.35 Shorts 1.40 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 1.85 Ground Peed 1.85 Potatoes Beans Onions 70 2.00 60 brown sugar. He knows the i poisoned Friday morning in pupils who are shirking tleir Little Falls, indicating that duties, the men who are neglect- tlie persons who are in tlie ing their families and the women I practice of setting out poison who forget their duty to children, the public official who is "covering up," the boy who is doesn't tell everything. As to Your Cost, The Transcript says: Nine Brothers in The Team, Richmond Standard: It isnot often that one hears of nine brothers constituting a base ball nine, but the Rausch brothers, who grew up in the neighbor- Married at Richmond. Mr. Philip Georger and Miss Hildegard Backes prominent and popular young people of Richmond were married Tuesday morning by Father Bede. In company with their bridal attendants, Joseph Schneider and Miss Ah man they came to Eden Valley with L. J. Baches of St. Cloud to have Artist Hyneman take their wedding picture. Rats Start a Fire. The Langsleth department store at Detroit, Minnesota, was i partially destroyed by tire on hood of Watkins, may be cited' 0 , r", B . . J Sunday. The fire originated m as an example. They are en thusiastic lovers of the great national gams. Swift of limb, stong of arm, skilled at the bat and nimble in tlie field they are a hard aggregation to beat. shelf goods and is believed to have been caused by rats chew- for dogs are getting in their annual work. Nona Gilbert, a newspaper smoking a pipe and thegirl who wolueu of Salem. S. D., ex- "making dates" -but ^ plains the difference bel ween 'love and life in this manner: •'Life is one fool thing after another, and love is two fool . things afler each other." Iowa contractor writing on the Anew attachment for au- present system of estimating tomobiles is said to be out. and the errors so frequently It is a music box, and when made under the same, puts this the car is driven less than in a unique way in poetry; as twenty miles a hour it plays follows: I tell you my friend It's an actual fact, I worked like the devil To get the contract: There were miles of figures, And cost data, too, My own experience And of the whole d — n crew And now that I've got it, I wonder a lot, What in h--l, it was, That I forgot. South St. Paul Hog Market. Ave. Pi Thursday 7.82 Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday 8.87 Wednesd ay 8.70 South St. Paul Live StockMarket. Steers $7.75 to 7.S.", CowsandHeif is,$4.25 to . 8.75 Calves, steady, ^5.50 to 9.75 Feeders, steady, ..-$4.30 to 7-00 ''Home. Sweet Home." When driven faster than twenty miles an hours it plays "Nearer, My God to The A bolt of lightning last Sunday morning st ruck in the Lin mediate neighborhood of Hubert Bares' and Barney Gross' barns, but no trace of damage can be found. It is thought that the lightning rod conveyed the bolt into the ground. ing matches. Reports from various pa ie John Holieisel family of the country state that the last Tuesday moved into the potatoes were sprouting. If living rooms in the Barney this be true it must be due to Gross building, recently va- the cessation of growth or cited by the N. H. Mueller death of the tubers ami then family. The K. a quickening to germination family has taken ] nof Mille Lacs county also has by the recent rains. Such and moved into tlie house a township "Hillman." | things have happened before, cated by John Ho: Sullivan News. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Sims visited at the Pint home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Britten were guests at the C. E. Look home Sunday. Mrs. (.'. B. Look visited with Mrs. D. W. Sims, Monday. Two gentlemen from Sh.i pee arrived at the lake Monday for a few days outing. Tin . turned home Wednesday. A. Vf. Cook returned from a visit at Lake Minnetonka T day. Miss Margaret retur with him, also his daughter, Mrs. Will Buckman, husband and children, who will visit a few wee The farmers In this vicinity are threshii The Bvenrude motor which J. j. Linehan sent to C. E. Look is working line. Sam Perkins of Rucker accompanied by relatives from Iowa were at the lake Thursday aud took home a line string of ash. Ole Ch ristii > 11 \\ . 11 ■ mark left for the Dakota liar fields last week. Iv had a good time at the Tom Smith danci
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1914-08-13 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 6, Number 9 |
Date of Creation | 1914-08-13 |
Publishing Agency | F. L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Advertising -- Newspapers American newspapers Community newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
Rights Management | Use of these images is governed by U.S. and international copyright law. Please contact the Morrison County Historical Society for further information, PO Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345. |
Local Identifier | 2011-66-6 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
Fiscal Sponsor | Funding provided to the Minnesota Digital Library through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008. |
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It was a horrific incident in Gibsonia February 19th, when police say a grandson heard voices from an Arch Angel, and then stabbed and killed his grandmother. Now his grandfather is speaking out, working with local legislators on changing mental health laws in this state.
"We're doing better than you'd expect, because we have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, we know she's in Heaven and we just move on with life, we cry and keep going," said David Johnston.
David Johnston is remarkably composed just one week after his wife, Constance, was allegedly stabbed by their grandson in the home they shared.
As Constance sat in the kitchen, police say 26 year old Levi Staver claims that voices from an Arch Angel told him his grandmother was a witch, and so he allegedly walked up behind her, and stabbed her.
Johnston says his grandson grew up with a bright future ahead… but that in his teenage years, mental health problems intensified, followed by the diagnosed schizophrenia.
"There are many families who are living the same nightmare," said Johnston.
Johnston says he's sitting down with state representative Mike Turzai to discuss new or altered laws that'd make it easier for the mentally ill to get help.
"The law defines these things in a way that the mental health people will tell you it doesn't meet the mental criteria, that we can't do anything," said Johnston. "If we can stop people from killing their mothers and grandmothers, then we can stop the mass murders because so many people kill their families before they kill somebody else."
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Vinho verde, the characteristic young wine of northern Portugal, is under-appreciated outside its home. But that's changing, says Peter Grogan
The "green" in the title refers to youth rather than colour. But there is no doubt that vinho verde is big in Portugal.
Massive, in fact. In the average wine aisle of a British supermarket you will find 500-odd different wines. Imagine, if you will, 3000 bottles in a Portuguese supermarket, every single one of them a different vinho verde.
And then there are uncounted millions of bottles filled with cloudy, still-fizzing wine from the taps of all those gleaming vats that don't come into the reckoning and, in any case, seldom travel further than the end of the lane.
A few minutes' drive out of Oporto and the vines that stripe the countryside of the Minho region start to appear. "In late summer the sight of the grape-bearing garlands along every road gives almost pagan pleasure," wrote Hugh Johnson in the 1970s.
Aside from the stainless steel vats, the basic production methods, at least at the domestic level, would be recognisable to the pre-Christian inhabitants of the region.
The grape varieties grown for vinho verde (which sounds like "been-yo-beard" pronounced with a light Scots burr) are not much travelled themselves. The main varieties are the laurel-scented loureiro, the charismatic trajadura and the crisp arinto.
Alvarinho is the only vine to have upped sticks, but only across the Spanish border into Galicia, where it is known as Albariño. Back in the Minho, it is the principal grape variety in the district of Monção, where it makes arguably the finest, if not the most characteristic, vinho verde.
The squeamish export market, frowning on the cloudiness and the fizz, has required that the "better" wines have their rough edges smoothed off but, refreshingly, some of the less improved varieties have spirited themselves on to those supermarket shelves.
Very little wine of poor quality gets past my wife. Presented with a glass of non-vintage Morrisons vinho verde, poured from its irredeemably naff bottle, she was sceptical.
But the scintillating little bubble and fresh acidity which Hugh Johnson found "so marvellously refreshing" worked their magic, and Mrs G deemed it an excellent spritzer. I, for my part, agreed with Johnson that "it's all too easy to gulp it like beer on a hot day."
The cordial relations between England and Portugal, enshrined in the 1386 Treaty of Windsor -still active and unaffected by recent sporting events – remains the longest-lived such agreement in the world.
It will not, I hope, be put in jeopardy by my opinion of the red wines of the region.
Any robust survey cannot possibly ignore them, not least because they have only recently been overtaken in terms of volume of production by the white wines.
The fact that they seem to be effectively unobtainable here is, hopefully, because by some mechanism or other – possibly a clause in the treaty – they have been declared illegal on the grounds of tasting so horrible.
The excellent Monção Co-Operative produces some delightful whites, but even their flagship reds remain very disappointing.
But the last couple of years have seen sales of vinho verde rising at a rate to make even a rosé salesman blush and the good news is that this renaissance does appear to be quality-led.
The basic production methods would be recognisable to the pre-Christian inhabitants of the region
In the vanguard is Portugal's largest wine company, the family-run Sogrape.
It produces everything from an annual 20 million bottles of Mateus Rosé to a rather smaller number of bottles of Barca Velha, the iconic red wine of which Jose Mourinho famously sent a conciliatory case to Alex Ferguson after an early touchline spat.
Don Hewitson, the proprietor of the Cork and Bottle wine bar off Leicester Square, central London, stocks Sogrape's Quinta de Azevedo, and enthuses about vinho verde.
"There's nothing quite like it," he says. "It has lower alcohol content, usually around 10 or 11 per cent, which is just what you want in the summer. Plus it's beautifully crisp and has a nice little spritz."
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2005 Alvarinho Soalheiro, 12.5% vol (£10.75; Butlers Wine Cellar, 01273 698724. £11.99; Handford Wines, 020 7221 9614; Philglas & Swiggot, 020 7924 4494). This is a big, lush wine, with a perfect balance of ripeness and acidity and that je ne sais quoi – honeysuckle, perhaps – that Albariño always reveals.
2005 Quinta de Azevedo, 10.5% vol (£5.25; Wine Society 01438 740222. £4.99 for two or more at Majestic until August 28, then £5.49). Ghostly-pale, "new style" vinho verde with just a prickle of fizz, a sherbetty nose and tingling green-apple acidity. A Granny Smith in a glass and great with oysters.
2005 Quinta do Ameal, 11.5% vol (£8.48; Corney & Barrow, 020 7265 2400). 2005 has produced some unusually rich, full-bodied wines. Barely a hint of spritz, but a lovely, laurel-scented nose and a lip-smacking savoury tang. Not a typical vinho verde, but very classy none the less.
NV Gazela, 9.5% vol (£4.49; Morrisons). Yes, it's non-vintage, and the labelling is rather startling, but after an hour in the freezer – yes, really – this is as refreshing as a wine can be. Drinking it within an hour or so, to keep the fizz going, isn't going to be a problem.


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After a prolonged or heavy rainfall, it may take several hours to several days before the rivers are again safe for swimmers, due to the trash, untreated storm runoff, and flotsam and jetsam that may flow into Manhattan's water ways. In addition, inclement weather may interfere with our ability to set up a race, forcing us to cancel the event even when the forecast calls for better conditions at the scheduled starting time.
When an event is not cancelled but the New York Harbor's water quality has been compromised, NYC Swim will inform swimmers of this issue and leave it up to them to decide whether they still wish to participate. Swimming in water that is compromised increases the chances of developing a bacterial infection, and it would be our recommendation that swimmers begin a course of antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin immediately after the swim.
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Delinquent taxpayers beware — Page 7 Her generosity to help horses — P r i Amherst News-Time Wednesday. July 21, 1999 Amherst. Ohio Market's fire blamed on two juvenile girls by QLEN MLLER News-Times reporter Jamie's Flea Market owner Lolita Mock was in a state of shock when a friend greeted her at Cleveland Hopkins Airport July 12 and informed her a large portion of her business had burned to the ground. She was returning from Maryland, where she had been visiting a daughter and her family. It wasn't the homecoming she had anticipated either when she saw the smoldering remains of flea market's main building. Her shock turned to disbelief two days later when she learned 10- and 13-year-old girls had been arrested by the Lorain County Sheriffs Department for setting the fire. "I iust can't comprehend that two children 10 and 13 could do such a destructive thing," she said, shaking her head. "I don't know what those young people thought they were doing, but their intent was to destroy and I don't why. I wish I did." The girls, cousins, were seen by a witness who informed other people. A series of contacts and interviews led deputies to the girls, detective Denise Wilms said. They are being held on aggravated arson charges in the county juvenile detention home in Elyria pending a hearing in Lorain County Juvenile Court. The 13-year-old, from Westlake, was visiting her 10-year-old South Amherst cousin and they were reportedly playing in the area. The two initially set fire to paper and plastic trash in two plastic barrels, one located in the rear of the destroyed main building and the other in back of an adjacent building to Ihe east The fire in the barrel was near the main building and spread to a wooden door frame and the building. At that point, both girls fled, Wilms said. Detectives said the cause — arson — was obvious to fire investigators. Firefighters found the second barrel was still burning when they arrived at the blaze. Luckily, it was further away from the adjacent building. They pulled it away and extinguished it. Word of the girls' arrest quickly spread among vendors as they arrived July 14 to open their booths or set up outside the flea market's un- CON71NUED on page 2 Jamie's Flea Market owner Lolita Mock is interviewed about her business's tragic fire by a TV crew. She was besieged by news media after the arrest of two juvenile arsonists was announced. Wetland obstacle may stop turnpike at Rt. 58 by QLEN MILLER News-Times reporter First it was the turnpike interchange versus the Lake Shore Railway Association. Now it's the turnpike interchange versus the spotted salamander and the Friends of the Wetlands, although the railroad group is not completely out of the picture. Both groups were among about 90 people who packed Oberlin Municipal Court's chambers July 14 to speak their minds during a public hearing on the proposed interchange held by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA). Among them was David George. The RL 58 property owner sat on a bench just outside the courtroom while inside opponents criticized a wetlands mitigation proposal suggested by turnpike authorities. "This is all a farce, just another delaying tactic and a another stall by somebody," he told the News- Times. "There's no reason why we can't all work together to make it happen." George said he tailed to understand how the environmentalist group could slow plans for the long- delayed interchange because of the presence of salamanders. His question, which also was asked by others, was answered by Tom Harcarik, one of the OEPA representatives who moderated the hearing. Reviews of the use of any wetlands area are required by two sec- riais of trie federal Clean Water Act (hat didn't exist when the interchange was conceived nearly six years ago. It is among the environmental regulations the turnpike commission must satisfy before construction is allowed, he explained. There are a total of 3.79 acres of wetlands in the area where the turnpike is to be built east of RL 58. Salamanders live in them and may not survive if they are moved tone*' wetlands suggested by turnpike engineers, members of the environmental group said. The move involves mitigation, die creation of replacement wetlands ia the Carlisle Rtaervation, a county tMOopolitan park about five miles southeast of the proposed in- A anal) aecttoa of land Theatre troupe to stage show on anniversary this weekend by QLEN MILLER News-Times reporter July 22-24 marks an auspicious occasion for the Sandstone .Summer Theatre and the dozens of people, young and old, who have sung its praises over the years. It's the theater's 30th anniversary. It has become the oldest and longest running student-youth theater group in the Greater Cleveland area and a summer tradition among Amherstonians. Many young thespians have gone on to bigger and better things after being introduced to the world of musicals while volunteering as actors, set designers or production workers. The theater was the brainchild of Robert Bostwick, a former Amherst school vocal music teacher who wanted to give kids, especially those who enjoyed musk, something to do in the summer other than play He approached the Amherst Women's League and convinced it to help start the theater as an alternative cultural outlet and fundraiser. It was a successful investment. Ticket sales netted $1,900, a good profit even for 1969. The Women's League was so enthusiastic about the outcome that it reinvested all the profits in the next year's play. Today the theater has a budget of $12,000 to $13,000 and a list of people knocking at its door to join. Diane Yale-Peabody, who helps promote and advertise the productions, said a small portion of funding comes from the school board's summer recreation fund. The vast majority is raised from ticket sales, patron donations and a $35 theater registration fee for anyone living inside the Amherst school district. 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A great lost album from James Brown – and totally funky! The record's got a super-hip cover that shows James standing in a blue room with three fine foxy ladies, and the words "I Can't Stand Myself When You Touch Me" are emblazoned across the top – and the whole thing's as super funky as it looks! The record features many obscure King singles from the mid and late 60s, great little tunes that we always enjoy on funky 45s, and which are sewn together into one of the rawer James Brown LPs from the decade. James and the band are playing Vox instruments – as you can tell by the shameless ad on the back cover – and the record has a garagey funk sound that reminds us of the best Desco work by artists like Lee Fields & Joseph Henry. A prize in any funk collection – and with the cuts "The Soul Of JB", "I Can't Stand Myself When You Touch Me (parts 1 & 2)", "Get It Together (parts 1 & 2)", "Funky Soul #1", "Why Did You Take Your Love From Me", and "Baby Baby Baby Baby". Also features the funky hit "There Was A Time" – always a treat! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Marathon #10 is Sunday. RnR Vegas. I've done 9 other marathons, 7 with asthma attacks. I have asthma and it has taken me a while to figure it out but I think I have found what's working for me.
The following have been my race times since September through now. I race a lot, so bear with me:
September - 5K 24:57 (PR)
September - Berlin Marathon 4:37:XX (PR - asthma issues)
October - Livelong HM (2:05) (30 seconds off PR - MP workout, did not race all out)
October - Sun Capital HM (2:16:XX) (easy run)
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November - 5K 25:19 (no taper, 17mph headwind)
November - 13.1 Ft. Lauderdale (2:11:XX) (MP workout easy / 9 @MP, flat)
November - RnR Miami Beach HM (2:09) (MP workout 13 @ MP, hilly)
Easy runs are at 10:45-11:15. I am still running in mid-70s down here in Miami. My average mileage is at 40ish mpw for the year but in the last month I've run 50mpw. Peak for Berlin was 60mpw and since then I've just been doing easy runs 5 times a week and an MP/HMP workout during my LRs.
Can I go sub-4:30?
DamarisMarathon Maniac, Ultra Runner
PRs: 24:57 (5K); 51:25 (10K); 42:46 (5 Miles); 2:04:31 (HM); 4:34:09 (Marathon); 8:00 (Trail 50K)
Next: Chicago Marathon * MCM * NYCM * Ft. Myers Beach Marathon * Space Coast Marathon * WPB Marathon * Disney Marathon * Clearwater Marathon * RnR New Orleans Marathon * A1A Ft. Lauderdale Marathon
Damaris Runs with Asthma
I have no doubt you are capable of it. Main concern I would have is about the race organization, since I know at last year's Vegas there were a lot of snafus with course traffic etc. that gave a lot of people problems. I think you normally race by HR from what I've read, are you planning on doing that for this race? And when are you flying to Vegas? If you feel strong and are pretty rested at start (the start time should not be a problem, since you normally run late in the day, too, right), I would say you can definitely do it, if conditions cooperate. Sounds like you've been running very well recently.
PRs (need new ones!): 10K 48:28, HM 1:45:49, M 3:47:04
2013: Georgia Marathon 3/17, Atlanta Marathon 10/27
I fly Friday night. I am doing this one by pace but looking at the HR in case an attack arises (the HR predicts it). I should be capable of faster but the asthma is so unpredictable I am not sure I should strive for a real PR. Any PR is going to be OK for me.
With no asthma issues, i would say yes, 4:30 is doable. But only you know what speed you can run to keep it in check.
You only throw in some speed work during your LR. I would suggest for your next training cycle to do at least 1 day of
fast(er) running per week (tempo, VO2 Max, fartlek, etc) but maybe that is not possible with asthma problems.
Yes, you do race alot. How you find the time, do you race in between court cases??
With no asthma issues, i would say yes, 4:30 is doable. But only you know what speed you can run to keep it in check. You only throw in some speed work during your LR. I would suggest for your next training cycle to do at least 1 day of fast(er) running per week (tempo, VO2 Max, fartlek, etc) but maybe that is not possible with asthma problems. Yes, you do race alot. How you find the time, do you race in between court cases??
During my training for Berlin I did. But since I'm doing one marathon a month, I've been mostly recovering and tapering, hence the lack of speedwork since the beginning of October. During training, I did fartleks, 800s, 1000s, HMP and MP runs during the week, as well as the MP paced run. Tempos used to be impossible with the asthma, but not anymore.
Sounds like a good plan to run by pace and monitor HR. I don't have asthma, but I wish I'd looked at my HR during my last marathon, because if I had I think I might have paced better. I don't think the lack of 800s and 1000s in last couple months will be a problem for this race, though. Are you going to try to start right around PR pace and pick it up if feeling good?
Most likely, I will do the first mile easy or close to 10mm and then increase pace until I am around 9:50-9:55. If I feel OK, I will continue at that pace. If not, I'll slow down to 10mm and see how I feel. I remember doing some nice miles in Berlin but later slowed down because my breathing was compromised.
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Olltclai N»wtpspff . . Viflaoaof . Freeport • Freeport Seftool Oiitrict Baldwin - I SI School OUIrici 1^1 | u . | FREEPORT MEMORIAL LIBRARY . • ; ^ , - . FREEPOftT, NEW YORK. AUGUST 19.1982 47th YEAR, No, 17 . PREEFORT KEUORIAL UBRARY t MEBRICK-BOAp FBEEPpRTU T i l 5 2Q 29 : /• - V • PRICE 2 5 * FEB COPY FrpBport Might Look At 2-Faiiiily & 'K Oi/er-Occupofic/es Spur Move To Consider Alferhafe FBEEPOKT - The questkn of lesiBxiag two bmSy booses in Free-port ccold be the to{Ac of a spedal Jciat jDcctiqg to be called soon t7 Vniage-Mayor Wilfiam R. White. At the Village Board of Tnistees' renUr Mcmday eveoisg meeting, August 16. Mayor White ackaov-leJged that he was coiisiderhig a joist meeting of the Village Board, the village'a Planning Board and TWIRLINO TROPHIES were presentad to m«<nb«r« ol the Freeport Recreation Apache II Baton Twirling, at ihelr'awanla ceremony held recently at the Fraaport Recreation Center. The Junior Large Ouie* Twirl turn won llrsl place in the Eastern Regional and the Junior Small team won ihd New York State duunplonthlp. Shown with their.irophlea are (Kneeling,-1, to r.) Pamela Lewis, Dominique Raeanelll, Lisa Fesia. Raqual Rodriguez, MIcbele HInch, LeeArin Moltzan and Tracy.Woile;-and (standing, I. to r.) Director Jill Comerford,.Kathy Relily, KIrtten DeBekker, Lauren Franco, Jartine Wolfe, Vlckl Oeraci. Tanya Bell, Natalia Comerford, team choreographer Lorle Comerford and 'Mayor William H. White. : Baldwin Board Makes — Malor Bollcy Decisions^ ByJo»nD*lan*y . BALDWIN • la a tasMnoviog-meetipg. the last until September, the Baldwin Board of Education completed several in^orpoiicy Items and oatlincd tome areas of prime importance for the I9B2-S3 school year. ' A change in the voting date, for the 1962-83 school ^ear, and thereafter, was'oflVcially a^tovfd. The Annnal Meeting will hencefortii be on the serand Tuesday of May, with the bttdgel and election vote 00 the day (Wednesday) following it. As inentioned at previous meetings, this change is designed to.allow for improved flnancisl ptanningT~i»d«ring~TJf-supplies— and preparation' for the next scfaoolyear. "< Bbkrd member Bernard Pittiiisky questioned whether the Admioistratkn coald accomplish an of its activities leUtive to budget planmng. teorganization and a revised bond by that date. Assistant Sapetintendent for Business, Kiciiard Dopsovic said - that the earfier date woald not be a problem.' ; The Board set the tax levy in conjonctioo with its compliance with the new section of the Real Pn^erty Tai law. Previposly the Hassan County Board of Assess- -on woM detemune the total assessed valoation figures for the school dtsttict'. Using that figare. alUig with the total amount of dcAars needed-to be r a i s n l / ,^ Distiict'coai^.d^ilfnnipi^.'tts t?i new section, the process is more compBcaied. The District has certified that the total school tax levy is S17,S96.044. the Baldwin Ubraiy is-J787,975;-and-the_conibio?d_ tax levy for Baldwin School District residents is S18,286.419. In comptiatKt with the new (aw. it has agreed to divide the district tax base into four categories - individuar~liotneownets: apartments. coadORiiniums, and cooperatives; utilities; and commercial property. The Board of Assessors win detenhine the percenuges in each category,for Baldwin., It iis expected that in Baldwin, the* indtvidnal .homeowner catsgoty win _compttse 80%-of the tax base^ a dgiue much higher than in most districts. Baldwin homeownen. therefore, most bear the bnnt of the tax iHirden. AH ofthis tofor-mxtion will be forwarded to tlie Board of Sapervisors who wiO . then set the tax rate for each cate- ^ gory 10 Baldwin. _ , , \ •>. .v.*.v.'(CQ«»LcoPaQe5).'.v. . 1 Vllloge Police Make Arresft FSEEPORT • Village Police OfRcier Datdd Coppola arrested a 31-year-dd Presort man tat criminal pontettion of niati|iiana on Friday, Angnst 13.' - The suspect, Anthony Mendosa of 23 North Grtive Street,.was aUege<fly fai the vididty of 155 Broadway,' at aboot 1:1S 00. when C:oppi3la - arrested Urn durging that be had a smaH bag of mar^aana in his hand. Meodo^-was released on an appearaiicetidet. Geld Cfaataa Snatdied OBBI—lUiy Three "viMtocs" to the Broadway area, from the Betlmore- Merrick vicinity halted their car at a stop dgn at North Ccdombas Avenue and Broadway on Wednesday. August 11. at 1:45 pm, when allegttdly someone readied into the car and tn itched some gold chahis from th« neck ef one . of the passengers. Then, with aiujOer soroect looking. on, a third allegefUy tried to g ob some jewelry from another passenger. After the three sospects fled, ti>e victinis reported aeir losses to poiice-and Freeport Police Officer Ed Martin took them back to the scene to try to ideirtiiy the perpetrators. Afier a chase, Freepcrt PoBoe Officers Martin, Bbbot Boss and - Sgt. iArthoT- ffonsette arrested ,;•.• >Vt'. tf(Corrt.'onPw*W,'>.v,-.''.*. its Zoofaig Board of Appeals. In answer to a qoertioii from the LEADER reporter present at the Monday - evening meeting.' Mayor White said the fixfisgs of the Planning 3oard and the StabBHzatioa Task Fbrce seemed , to be against licensing two Cunily .'homes but that, instead. Oe village nrigbt consider a i^i&a-;.. :|iaa ofthe ooaoe^ ottctoiBg ooe^ room to Qoe person. Several Sofiolk County mnidd-paltdes have passed "two-fiumly dweffing laws." with, the most recent!one. in East Hamptoo Town, allowing homeownen to rent pattotOdr homes as an apartment provided they bad Ihred in the house for at least five _jrears and would contiime to five ''there. (See Editorial, page 4.) According to the East Hamptoo ' Town Board, the law was sagr gested by a committee it appointed to stndy the hoo^g problein and the difficnhies young b n ^ e s were experieitctng in fiufing 'suitable middle-Ievd cost places toitre. The law. wUdi is to take effect after September 1, also calls for permit fees of SSO for persons over 65 and.SlIX) for other homeowners. Laws ssmilar to East Hamp^ ton's have also been promulgated in Oyster Bay and Babylon, with the- latter stipulating that the owners of. Imnes built after Janoaiy 1. 1980 mitst wait unta 1987 beCore adding an apaitmest.' *'John DtCjrazia. chairman of the . Village of Freeport's Planning ' Boatd said Ids.comBdsdon.Iiad looked at Babyion'ii Jfanr,' bat fUt tbal'thelaw. badh't - VrcaUy^made- ~ 'miidrof a dent." BabylaaVlaw' apparendy was proposed to l e ^ - mue the town's apptccdmatdy 4,000 iUegally converted two-familybomes. .. DiCmia did say. however, that teptesentatsves {torn the. Town off B^Ion, with whom his Planning Board had met, did consider t h ^ lawasuccess. - . DXjrazia also explained that the'Planning Board was giving the qnestiaa "a lot of thought" and had sent a memoraodnm on thie issite to Mayor WUte more thanamonth-and-a-haUago.' - .- ' The membets'of die Planning Board, DiCrazia said fO fdt that sbuethbsg has'to be done, but "we fed tbeie.might be a pretty big problem if not thought oat." . DiGrazia. said the . Planidng Board, fat its memo to White, .(Cont.onPage'12)' READY TO GIVE BLOOD, Anna lAureatto, claim examiner for the Village of Freeport's-seK-lnsuranca program, has her blood pressure takeri by a Long Island Blood Services technician. Ms. i.aureano Joined many of her eo-worlcer* In donating blood to alleviate the current critical shortage. For the past seven years Village employees have donated blood during the summer months when supplies are low. In return, any Village employee and their family, wtMther or not the employee is able to donate, la Insured their blood needs will be met for the following year, other groups Interested In setting tip such a •••programshooldc«ll764-fl1<X); •••'«<••'•• ••.«.•.•.».'.».•.v.'.-.-.-.-.•.•.',• -.•.
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"Believe it or not, for some companies that we recruit to try to bring in to try to open up stores, and open up corporate offices and things like that, that was in issue," Cox says.
Issue no more.
And new businesses bring the potential for property taxes - payroll taxes -- even more money opening up options countywide.
"What the people have voted for, we're going to administrate," adds Clinard.
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Since a few weeks ago pictures on my site hosted through Smugmug have been X'd out. This is happening on my bio page as well as under my portfolio tab. I can still see pictures after I access a clients galleries. I have been losing potential clients because they can not preview my work. I have sent two e-mail to the support heroes over the last week with no response. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
We're sorry you're having problems with your site! We can help you get this fixed. It appears the your custom domain settings seem are incorrect or outdated. Please follow our instructions here on how to set it up properly at your domain registrar: http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/articles/93340-custom-hostname A while back we changed the way custom domains work, moving the location from www.smugmug.com to domains.smugmug.com. We notified our customers on the necessary change a couple of times. Sorry to hear that you didn't get the instructions. We've been accommodating incorrectly configured domains (since we made the move to Akamai to improve performance ) for almost two years, to give users ample time to resolve any issues - We've been slowly pulling back on the accommodations, and yesterday we threw the third switch, finalizing the move, and unavoidably causing sites that were not in compliance to experience problems - It looks like you are still using the older method of pointing your domain to your account, but that will no longer work. You will just need to make one quick change to your domain setup, and you should be all set. You'll need to log into your domain host (separate from SmugMug), and update your CNAME record to point to domains.smugmug.com instead of www.smugmug.com. Once you update this, your site should start functioning normally very soon (as soon as the domain change propagates). If you're struggling with this, we'd be happy to help you get this set up quickly. If you could just let us know: 1) the name of your domain host (not SmugMug, but the domain registrar) 2) the user id for your domain host 3) the password for your domain host (you might want to change this temporarily to something like smugmug123) Send this via email, that way we're the only ones logging into your domain registrar :D We will be able to access your domain account and make the change for you. We will email you when we're done so that you can change your password back. We apologize for any inconvenience, and if you have any other questions about this, please let us know. We're happy to help. Nick Wilson SmugMug Support Hero |


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