Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-06

June 40 1894 announced - esoa %, 900
722s per cent Of American expor.s .; e eeang
Britain TOOK more thar * A n u OF Great
products findina forai N M, pIt 1Sne. VI al farm
The Waatha r.a ns n.ss
M, 10 We"'ner bureau.
h nne anioun NJ appropriated for the weather
bureau was S9ol 1OO; OF that sum S138,5O) or
~ - pei cent: mas Deen saved and is returned to
me treasury AS illustrating the usefulness OF
snis service, IL may De here stated that the
warnings Whlch were generally given of two
~, OF tne present year resulted Ia detain
aos B sd Saiey IN port SOo vessels, valued at $780,
srnsto 1aaea WIN cargoes OF probably still
greater vaiue nat is much more important
any ,,i.s ratlIylng many human lives on these
snips were also undoubtedly saved.
~ hureau OF Animal Industry.
industry was $3.50, 900, and the ex expenditures for
the year were only s495 1924 thus leaving un-
expended 5a54,57O76 The inspection OF beef
animals for export and Interstate trade has
been continued, and 12,944O56 head were in
spected during the year at cost of IL cents
per mead. against AZ cents for 1898 The
3o,437 ,SS7 pounds, against 2O,677 40 pounds in
the preceding year. The cost of this inspec-
tlon has been diminished from 81 cents per
head In 1893 to 6a cents in 1894.
Valuable Experiments.
The office Of exneriroent st,tions
part of the United States denartment ~ an 90
culture has dnrinu tho npSt naan $500 y, 49,
itself almost Wholly in nreno mincS f o.SGs0u
ton works based mon the ranI, III p uuCa1
turnl eyneri1,oa,t stations oo3 o+,,o. ;o..;k.-
tons for innurH u n th nitd
States and foreign Countries me eoor ut.Ivu
in his renort for 1894 naied attentnn ~ .
fact that the annronr,tinns .Ge @ ~ 20 Ine
nnr Of the ee mage dor me sup
union we're the onIv monevs taLan "5t ~ tho
national treasury hv act ~ conaress t Fas
which NO acconntnp 70 feier.1 a,,thn.+ies .ol
reouired Resnnnding tn biS s"oe +ia, x VS.
Fifty-third CONGRESS-. in makine the annrnnr;a o
ton for the department. for the present fiscal
wear, provided thar. ~ po S'1 A@ooA
, I
the form of animal financial statemant 10
quired by section g. of said act of March ,
1887: shall ascertain whether the aynenIitnreS
under the annronriaAion herehv made are IN ac %
cordance with the nrovisions If said act and
shall make report thereon to CONGRESS- '
The best service of the statistician OF the de-
partment of Agriculture is the Observation-Disclosures
by diligence and care. of the actnai and reai
Conditions. favorable or mn ,vorahe ''. of tha
FARMERS and farms ~ tta conntrr anS + - wy
causes which nrndnce these conIi,inns 10 Inc
end that the facts ascertained nav onide y. thair
inteIiyent traatmant In nhed;Sneea ~ ~.
low tSo den ,rtment - oHn;o,,1+,oU, 49, S.'
diateiv sent out hank FORMS Of eVnensa ar
counts In each station and nronnSes in odIi
ton to make through trusted eSnarts.
systematic exaninltion Of the severaI Sta
lions during tho wear for the nurnnse nf
acquiring by personal investigation the de-
tailed information necessary to enable the
provides, a satisfactory report to congress.
The boards of management Of the several sta.
tions, with great alacrity and cordiallty,
nave appiG}seu 1ne asnnment TO Inc law pro
Vldlng tnlS SUPERVISION 0! tnelr expend1-
lures anticipating That lt Will increase
the emclency OF Inc stat1ons ana pro-
tect tnelr direcIors ana managers from loose
Deslaes bringing me ueparIPent OF agrlcul-
ture INTO closer ana more confdentla! relations
her ana
fuiness 70 the agriculture OF the country.
Actlng upon Recommendation contained IN
the epoft Of 1898 congress appropriated $4,000
7 TO entole the secretary OF agriculture to In
veStlgate an port upon the nutritive value
OF various artlcles ana conmoaltles used for
human FOOD with Special suggestion of full,
Wholeso!ue anu e;io;e rdIto1s less wastelut'
ana more economlcal, IMAM those IN com mon
use FOR tnlS appropriation the departments
mas prepared ana now mas nearly ready Tor
olStilouGon au elementary discussion OF tne
nutsitiyS vaiue anu pecuulaly economy o.
ioou; WHEN we consiueF tnaG 1ully one-nalI
OF az az .ae noneS earneH ny .ne
OF tne SiViiIAeu wor!u IS eApSnueo ny tnen LOT
loot Ine lHpor1auce ano u'illey u SUCH an In
VeStlga1lon IS apparent
,e Iae e apo rs IN the nscal year
1917, q. H'oo'"o' iuu out ol tudt sum inc TOTAL
amount eSpen1eu N Sclent'hc research was
SPY per cent BUY IN tne year enolng June ~
1874, OUT OF total expenditure OF Sl.94SySS IS.
tae department. aFpied o!.o per cent or tnat
sum 70 SclentlnS YORK anu lnVeStlsatlon 1t IS,
tnereiore, very plalnly ooserVaOie tEat the
a;it,," -, th d nSot ~ sne
%ea az nc exnense ~ sciopti AZ rua' tio'
oeou ~ 'ne "a ponee =, soAon'..o iosoai'n'
An agricultural Census.
A further important utility in agricultural
statistics is found in their elucdat:on OF the
relation Of the supply of farm products the
demand for them in the markets OF the United
th 49, ; ~. Ito % 40 b possios
1's al as, a. osasus as W ts,on eteI
SSat Ini ot w sie asonss " ohe sta.,stt;a "a
alstslon OF me a e S , course is
diT;ainn T.. Soma rou,d Ea. Ao oAAoi " 'nA'
Tba area "nTer "e each ~ tho ,,oro ;,n,,or
' The p Aggregate products Of each Of spch
cron- p'0N"' ~ o"o'A " 'o0n
. Tho onantitv ~ wbe,t and corn in tho
hands ~ farmars ut Sata after tha s Sn ino
nanGs u raf,nerS az ui'f alIer tae sprins
nina of barvest. and alec tho nnant;ty ~ e.,
ton and tohacco ramS;ninr in the Sa y, ~
nia,tarS Sither OF tho saI1a d.ta NJ at $500
ptner des ienated time. 0''o - ~ SoAno
me cost ~ nc Wnr- 10 estimated Of s5oo o,o
OWN. rs the nacuIiar nvai;tv ~ the stst;Sti
c;"nsse Wi w ~ 10 M t1ra, "a oonnroS
anas wv - aio ~. .no 'noafi ~ 'n t
Secretary of apr;cuItnrs eynra p the on;ninn
that eVerv nerson emnloyed in eathering Sta.
us sn ta VI INA. snSuro
ovgh. exhaustive and successful Examination
at the hands of the United States civil service
Commission. This has led him to call for such
Examination OF candidates for the position of
statfsticians. and also of candidates for chiefs
of sections in that division
tiyil Service Reform.
The ADVANTAGES To the nnhlic service q, an
odhnrenca ~ tho nrincin,as ~ civil Ssryica ra
form are constantly more annarent and noth-
inris So 81 enconraSino to those in ofic;aI Ifo
yUhn 6aSi ire 1aOta ha
increaSin. annrsc;ntion Nv omr neon,e of tbate
ndvantages' - w. p0opt' -
70 Protect pph,;c Heath
rom antiua,r i c"asinos a1 th,4 wa onah+ o+ -
am entlreiy convinced mat we ouSht not TO
De longer without national board OF health or
national health ofncer charsel with no other
duties than such as pertain to the protection
or our country from the invasion OF pestllence
ana oisease. ms woulo lnvoIve the estao-
~ ecamtians a. tha os pid
and cnnnse1 ~ l"ca1 antboritias ON me snbiect
,,ro,,, ad3ce and assiStonca "a ocat hoardS
~ ~ haatb oar ~ ~
y, y, ~ Si IVA p ~ so hop then
~ l Io1 bo.r Az - -. fser ti ,,
d;+a az dira.tinn Nv the notionai haard nv nsane
of measures Of suppression, constant and au-
thentic. information concerning the health
of foreign countries and all parts of our own
country as related to contagious diseases.
and consideration ofregulatons to be enforced
in foreign ports to prevent the introduction
of contagion into our cities aud the measures
which should be adopted to secure their en-
forcement.
The Labor Inquiry.
BY virtue OF statute of the United States
passed in 1873, appointed, in July last, Hon.
John D. Herman, of the state of New York, and