Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-02-06
The Maid was in the
GARDEN,
'm,rket. Therefore be it resolved.
That Ne favor . myre uniform sys-
tenn Of constructing and manufacturing

Market. V0ofoIOt6 DO IL Eo6UlVou.
Thai Ne favor Q myre uniform sys-
tenn Of constructing and manufacturing
on highways.
larger road districts, which
will require less road supervision and
less systems of working the roads, and
II our road taxes were al paid In money
and expended under the supervision Of
competent person, 1t would give bet
Ter roads. Signed.
N. E. BLAIR.
FL DUREY
The Committee on Resolutions also
reported to the Institute, Chairman Il.
w. Thrill reading the same, which
were approved, q follows.
I Whereas: The Delaware County
Farmers Institute has been an educa-
Tor 70 its members, ~ we'll as those at.
tending IL meetings, whereby usefu!
knowledge through the interchange OF
wide experiences has been disseminat-
led throughout the entire county, show
ling adegres Of development in diyersiti-
ed hus1Andry unparalleled in former
years before the organization OF this
Institute.
Be It therefore:
Resolved: That we here today, at the
! beginning Of this twentieth century,
pledge ourselves anew to Its best inter.
ests, and that We will as individual
members use our utmost endeavors for
the continuance of this great work
along the same beneficial lines, and
that We will try by all persuasive
means to enroll among our members
the names Of al farmers and farmers
wives Of Delaware County.
Resolved: that we are under great OBJ
Itgations to the Hon. Geo. II. Van
HOuten for the very useful Information
he has given US during this meeting
and especially for his excellent and In
teresting address on Palestine. Also
We desire TO thank S. B. Shilling for
his valuable information on farm sep
iarators.
Resolved: That we tender our hear
" thanks to the President, A. S. Coon,
and Ill officers Of the. Institute for their
nntirlng labors In making this Insti-
tute meeting success.
Resolved that we have been highly
ltnterested in all Of the addresses. which
have been made during this meeting,
whether written or oral, and that we
tender our grateful Acknowledgements
to all speakers. *
Resolved: That our hearty thanks
are hereby extended to all singers who
have given US interesting and artistic
music, and especially to those artists
who have attended at the piano.
Resolved: That our thanks are due
to the Hon. Richard G. Barrett, Super
intendent Of Public Instruction o.
Iowa, for his exceedingly interesting
lecture on the subject of Rational
Problems Relating to Rural Schools
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This committee also offered the reso
luton printed below concerning the
support by tho Delaware County farm.
sr OF the Circuit bill.
Whereas: There Is now pending ir
the United States Senate, q bill placing
tax Of ten cents per pound on oleo
Margarine colored like butter, and,
\ Whereas: We believe that such taa
10 just and fair and will II levied benefit
one OF the most important industries
in the country and protect the public
from fraud,
Therefore, hi. it
Resolved, by the Delaware County
Farmers Institute in session this Bis
day Of January 1901, that we reques
and urge our Senators from Iowa tc
use all honorable means for the passage
!. Of said bill, and that the Secretary BIZ
instructed to send q copy Of this resolu
zion to both our Senators at Washing
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