The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-09-26

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Dear port10n "a sne expenSee "a - 49,
tanning t1e schO0l6 ~ the - Wee = ~
counties n
Bye adding the VI, z0S, ~. ~ 80 4 tne ~
come derived from the Z er1lsan - ent
school fund investments, e. the yS.blS,-
Soi.W prOuuceQs ~ Sne A-aHlli -. -
we find that since 1853 the enormous
sum Of $17,7zS,Sz7.4S has Oeen app0r
toned 90 the common scnooas y s l1
state.
- Ssv1A3 Oaer 49, n
~ -. ~, .tie;,ti-,,. ~ 80 stafe
,,,,,s,,,, ,,a,,a ,,aa,,7 r,rc,,faea for et3uca-
st,cr.I Il ! ~. tla ara CORRECTIONAL pur-
800. ,7,,ri,,. tfa fortv Va :. a. Hennb-
i;,.,, r,,Ia -+,,.s r,ac,l> 81 1Tinnesota
80 .,,.t 20 80, 81 II ,,ro,,d without
, .. !. ,,,a.. a f,,,re. ana de-
t..;,. ,,,,,sc,, ,,,c,,ld ~ 81 lift1e interest
-, o.. ], :. +,,at Il ina 10 Il forty
80 :. 49,, 800 10. arnended over e.
oon 90 =, h,,sIa;r~. fnr state instftu.
.ss.,s 80 $500. cen 90 nNn II, ma ain
~ 49,.
.'i 81, 49,. .,,., 800 - rrein+ena nce.
- .s.e.s.a 90, a 49, c,nsa Of
scauy 80. 80 - 1000 ] IA s1o0o
800 - .S.-s..s - ror a.
.,.-,s. 80 as-racticr.1 in.tifu-
.ne SA's .'lA> 49, ~. haor
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- us.. 800 % 49, i, mi. direc-
a 49,. -, haraf,4 q,
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= p :. -. 80, !. .,a,,aaonsIv in
!. 49, q, +ha rast
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lnnesotas s.-,,"
Mlnnesota mas many sioule ...a. ..'.. ~
lnstltutions. AL tniHss coi'Saue1eu ny
state IN the Union mas iiAue NV
ample PROVISION Ior It's ualor l =. y. a..o
aHlctea tnan ouI own NORTH oesl 0.a.s'
Enc three MAIN nospItals AoI ele
sane. localeo AZ -. FeleI, 1socNeSeS.
ana FERGUS FANS are aOiJ Allolls1. ~
and Well conducted, ana every care -
DeStOWeu upon NE unAol eunaeo 49,.
lined therein. IN the DeautiIui Ii.l'e
city OF Farioauit IS located the MIN
nesota lhstieute lor uelec..Ves' Ions
ing OF schooi ior the ueai' scnoo, ~
the Dlnu anu q scnooi iof tne Aeec
mlnoeo. Inc inmates aie Wen Gaicu
1or py humane anu experleaceu o.liceiS
ana instructors. announcer noDle cnalN-
aple state lnstltutlon Is the nonae .o'
dependent anu heslecleo cniuien' ~
cateu at oWatoHha. Ahe uunuiHs anu
GROUNDS cost tue state S1oVOoo, Oul ~
was money Wen expended. Inc ooJec.
OF the INSTITUTION Is 70 proviue .ei.-
porarv nome ana scnool Ior tne oepenu-
cnt ana neglected cnlloren Oh the STATE.
The Minnesota state training scnooI
Tor boys ana girls locateo AZ neo
wing, Wnlle somewhat ON the plah Oi d
reformatory IS necessary ana peneI-
cent institution ana IS generously pro-
Slded Ior Dy the state. All THESE 1lstA-
tutlons are under the care ana super
VISION OK non-partisan Ooarus OF man-
ayers. II was republican leslsiatures
that PROVIDED TOT the ESTABLISHMENTS u
these INSTITUTIONS, ana II was HepuO-
mean legislatures tnat wisely guafoeu
against partisan boards OF managers.
State Soldiers Home and state Re-
iief TOT soldiers OF the CiVil war
The Republican party OF the state mas
always recognized the justice OF provld-
ing for the necessities OF the veterans
OF the civil war and their WIDOWS ana
orphans. We md that as early as 1860
the legislature established soldiers
orphan nome at Winona. rms was sat
isfactorlly conducted Tor several years.
1t was not. however, until 1881 that the
legislature decided to provide perma-
nent home for all honorably discharged
eX-soldlers. sailors and marines who
served In the army or navy OF
the United States during the War
of the Rebellion or the Mexican
war, and who had no adequate
means OF support. beautlIul pulidlnsS
na. ueen .leu nea. niieiiane1
: shs VI ene ou.sA " MapoAs
LII 'n"e pulpo anu ~ 'ne p,esee
LII. osei e-.o'"oo nos. ooo 80 ~
TIC lione. 1ooul ovo o,o Soluleis' WIZ
are uiidule - pioviue themselves VIII.
.he neceSsar.es VI me- are peins careu
lor q. .ne so .1a &c nonie d Oh aseiase
eApe,iSe u ",o.ooo Seai' POI .ioii VI
men eApenui.ure 10 ooine ~ .ne na-
..olai government. Nol Is !. necessary
,nal oiu solaiers snoolo go 70 'ne SOL
ulSiS HOiIIS 10 ODCdll Tie DeIlelII u