The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-07
The National Guard.

During the 49, ~ ni"si period the
nationai e,,ard os tIe STATE mas been
: hssis ~ organizat,cn provided by the
federal eovernment with a view of con-
forming To such orders as NAV be issued
ment for the organ ntzed militia OF thD
Jlired states because OF the larger
number Of troops made necessary By
this change, ar Iy ca son. also OF tho
fact that the state now. under the two
cent fare law Is obliged to pay greater
transportation charees than IN the ptst,
some provisions .lfJSt be made by addi-
tional approximation to meet this increas-
The guard has reached a verv high
state efticiercv and has been conmanted
generally by insnectors of the war de-
partment of the federal government
Some improvements must he made In
the carp ero-ras of lake View but un-
dombtedlv bills covering these matters
will go before your BODY and the proper
committees.
= stt, InSustriai sehooI for csiri.
Two years ago law was passed re-
moving the girls from the SKATE Train
ing School at Red Wing, and authoriz-
Ing the establishment of a new institu-
tion. to be located by the State Board
Of Control and designed as "The Indus
has been so located at Sauk Center, IN
Stearns county, and the Board Of Con-
troll has prepared an estimate OF tho
amount required to establish and corn
plete the new Institution so far, at least
as may be necessary to care for the girls
now In the custody of the state and per-
The separation Of the girls from their
present environment Is Of so such inn
portance that no further delay should be
permitted and the appropriation asked
for should be made.
Home for Those AFFLICTED with senIie
DementIa.
The large number Of cases of this
character committed to the hospitals for
the insane. MANY of which are discharged
therefrom for the reason that they are
not proper subjects therefor. cannot be
SSenehn.ed Sr.h py Treatment Inerein, ana na tns
further fact that very large NUMBER
VI vi lhese cases are OF sucn naiure Inat
a., .'ep Cat oe m, cau ior nsi'nea a. no,S3
IN st. psiVa.e Iamiies, nor IN nospieais nto not
rpt.ea pnerd ISr To- sucn worK, mas IhoEeea u, "a .ne
POT. pt tne ss.aonsnment OF a ssate insuso-
.ton ssnnS Lor .. Ie putp1se is,u,ca.eu, Is ~ Is
slsneo INA. the oe sesopp1rting nf so .nors =
@ sne insane, suncient cnaIge peIns
mace 70 cover expense OF support oniy'
Dairy and Food Department.
Dairying is one Of the most important
Industries in the majority of our agricul-
tural states. This is particularly true OF
Minnesota, where dairying has received
worldwide reputation for the excellent
quality Of its creamery butter. Great
advancement has also been made In In
creasing production. In 1907 the cream
cries Of the state manufactured S7.044.s1T
pounds Of butter and paid their patrons
SIS al. .042.5a. According to the most re-
liable statistics m les obtainable only Cne,nsr s
to our creameries. Our total dairy out
put. therefore for 1907, was worth ap-
proximately $40. .ooo. 900. -
done by the dairy and food department
is calculated to itrnrove conditions IN
the dairies and in the creameries thue
insuring pure. wholesome product for
Tor the producer.
Your attention is respectfully called
o.1 to the progressive LEGISLATION sS Of oi, Ohio
Of a uniform system of accounting for
titles. villages. school districts and coun-
ties Two invincible arguments are ad-
vanced for such system Of uniforM
municipal accounting: First the protee-
tion Of public funds from Irregularities.
and second. statistical presentation Of
payers will be able to make intelfigent
comparisons Of the public revenues ane
expenditures Of their respective towns
ties Of like conditions and population. To
bring home to the general taxpayer and
voter the properly classified facts in re-
Of the local government. with compare
tive statistics for other municipalities Of
like population. has proven by experience
Hn,, 40 ne tne ~ most eneetiye means OF pro.
local xovernment Tn Ohio wbich b.s
echieyed a nationa, renutatiop aiona this
line in recent Years the svste1, ~ ,,,t
form municinaI accountipS is con,tsnnS
with state examination ~ aii cit,es
counties. villages and scboo, a,.trtcts
Mas.aehn,etts bs. stso ,n.do scdoo, Ia, ,,.
ress in municipaI statSstine "a anoa',Us
ing: and Iowa ma. un,forr, rn,,r,c,r.J -
counts and state examinat,on ~ ali c;tt0.
of 600 populatfon and over 1880
$4,000 -.
Pp'eo s"o oe'ormeo Shioren.
Al the session OF 1907 certain citizens
Vs. au. .ehuereo 70 the state, among
acres OF land ahutfjne az pneiaS parS
for use in Connection with a bosnital fcr
INDECENT crippled and deformed chiidrey
and a certain sum OF money for h,,jIdayas
thereon. DR., A. = Giileffe .ur~aNr ~
the Institution uroentIv reco1n,srSs
that there be erected on the aite reSerrsS
to an industrial scbno, where thnSx
hopelessiy crippled for life or those con-
yaiescent and ,nder sure,coi trostars vv
NAV be taught s,,ch nseSni occ,nat tsn,.
as TO enable them fo hecou,. wset,,i oss
self-supporting members Of society The
SUGGESTION Is deserving and meritorious
Sucn departments are IN successful Op-
eIation IN kindred institutions In other
rates, as well as In Europe. and Min
hssotR snoplo NOT Tag behind In q matter
OF 30 much Importance. A department
snouid De established and the necessary
appropriation for support and mainten-
: ance be made. IS
state University
No single ip.tit,,tton a. o.. -
Minnesota annroa ches orr .tt VI
sity in public imnort.nce ssS unvSI
IN nrimariiv r.snnnnihin g As eoucatioh