The Industrial Enterprise Volume 24, No. 4 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1917 Excerpt: ...surrounding them are marked in various ways. Sometimes it is by a stone or monument; often a county is separated from an acjoining county by a public road, which is surveyed purposely on the county line In some southern stares counties which allow cattle to run at large are ofren separated from those which do not by a fence. The boundary between Alaska and Canada is marked by a clear strip in the woods 875 miles long. When a highway passes from one country into another the traveler is made aware of the fact bv thecustomt offiicals. Sometimes also, ir. France a tax is collected on produce entering the cities. But in thinly settled sections of the United State? the boundaries between counties and even between states are not always marked and though known bv the inhabitants, are often not to be recognized by a stranger. One notable instance of a marked boundary is the great wall of China which extends for a distance of more than 1,500 miles along what was once the frontier of that empire. The readiness to see and criticize faults draws us trom the things we should observe in ourselves. LINCOLN ONE Enrollment--42 strong, healthy boys. Mere Stacy, George Eisenheart, Nelson Groover and Harry Waters work all day. Floyd Donahue, our line boy, went home Apr. 6 and James Busby took his place. Boys receiving visits were: John Miramonti, Leo Sylvester, Robert Radhs, William Thompson, Louis Levitsky, Clarence Comstock and Milford Abel. Our base ball team consists of; R. Flynn Catcher V. Rudy-Pitcher F. Harris 1st base F. Shattuck 2nd base J. Busby Short Stop W. Thompson 3rd base M. Harp. Right Field J. Miramonti Center Field F. Zagajewski Left Field We have played five games and won each time. Our first game was with Roosevelt Cottage. The score being 18 to a goose egg....