The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-16
GlNSERVATIlNISTS
PLAN THE DETAILS
OF STATE MEETING
Secretary Of Agriculture and
Other Specialists VIII Ad-
dress $500 Boosters.

Pierrr, s. D. June 1.-THE propa-
ganda for the South Dakota Conserve
ton and development congress is IN
I fun swing. and there is every reason 10
, believe that not les than Z-591 public
| spirited citizens Of The state VIII as
| seEn1Ie a. Pierre June 2S-30 and July
/ /. 20 discuss The Subjects Of conserya-
| o Of the soiE- the public health. min
sra. T4tsr p0waT5 artes!an waters. for
eStrT and EI-dred topics. and the de-
/ vetogmert 81 the natural of
tins stale for tbs promotion OF tulTuigra-
tom and business enterprise.
The general Efne Of the activities
o2 r1@ c0Eg-sss viii G~ patterned after
th@ ~suclsaStuI congress held in Mime
sofa and CE@ nation Is being drawn
upgl for EA@ first talent in the way OF
SPECIALISTS upon the different subjects
to 5z considered
Bushes men AID farmers IN every
s@eeo1 are showing the greatest inter
CT = conservation and development
are receiving an Impulse that is certain
- result IN attracting The attention OF
b world 10 the opportunities which
South Dakota presents for the home
seeker n for investment.
Movement Has Been Slow.
The Greater South paknra movement
has been q matter Of zlopg grnE1zh, dat
ing from 10 or u years < when z
few business men assembled at Sioux |
Falls to consider ways and t1eaus "a |
exploit the resources of the state The
growth Of this sentiment has besn
steady until pride in the commonwealth |
has become a dominant sentiment /
among the people generally. and It's
substantial basis is shown in the ter
mendous productions and the constant
growth Of bank deposits and every
other material evidence OF the pros
pertty of the people
. Tho rDfarIrg1Sr vy7yt+Fr-a s., ~ - I
ent movement Is to ecu corporation
and concerted action among al OF the
people for tile preservation OF the
states resources n their development
for the advancement and gIsrIfcatfcu
OF the commonwealth.
Specifically tt7e congress was brought
about by the suggestion OF Judge 4 E
state superintendent of
farmers Institutes and was called by
Vessey. who thus gtvez 4 Els
official sanction.
The general management is IN the
hands Of the stale conservation Curln7Is-
which consists OF Senator CAM
Die, Representative Martin, Land Com
DoSkeu, State Engineer Lea
and a Robinson
Pierre is preparing for the crowd
is expected The nauefs are ERE
to take care Of d vast :faranz
n addition, citizens viii epeu rf1efr
lorrf@s, and Governor Eessey Is prn-
,iding several hundred Of THE militia
ents for camping parties
The railroads are showing the s.eaf5- :
ST interest Already It Is shown that :
most of tie delegations from the ga-un I
will come in special e4rs. About I
wo-thirGa bf the county delegations :
ave been nominated AID commissioned :
o the extent OF about $500 per-ans. :
comprise the aalest men OF avtsrw 4
eunty- j
S~peaksru Engaged. I
The conservation commission taa a !
frge force Of clerks engaged in ara-
airing material and mailing TT 10 dele 4
and citizens. TF~ireughatt tnfs
lonth the rooTls of THE commission w5II
e the busiest plaee a0n1E tie STATE r
apitaL- :
The Pierre Board OF Trade Has pro :
iGed A Rich silver cup To Sc given to- :
lie county bringing THE -Iaragsat n5lra- 7
sr Of Delegates HIgiles and STANLEY =
re preeitetei from competing for tf1is T
.izg. .
The program for tie congress- aas !
u yet been trliy formulated, but ss4- !
aitsts have been seIected fsr papers :
i~eenties and discussions. Judge fqsan1-
or the ragra committees. Hfa =
e easJ Ei5g week ssrBrlng talent. =
ihofg THOSE invited are aecrerary :
.ilsoi1, DR. wiley Or. Howe. James :
Hill, Marvin EFagfaitrv Governor I
o~er1aFt, Of Minnesota Governor !
mike Of Mo~tn DaRotay ArehbT4kas5 !
siaisds DIR. Il G. Mead. Professor PERI !
TO- Dr. c. # F'alBon. Dr. GsaaIt. Dr. I
agile, and many others. TIE psozrsm )
be- allaa5lilaaed gn 2 f4.n ds
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