Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18


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,ers ma ffeas. !
ars'aasa 81, and Austria the fee
sls',i SEES were waived entirely
- ass and iilers We're 81 ~
EasssEs ID il cities q er-
s.sss - III and
their veetle ia large com anies
where the hastv departure Of troops
made i'm nossible for separate cere-
slaa MES to be held
srnla'l ofIieia IS ffra,alslV discussed
HE eeessiitt the ria &c Of. sol
s''ss.lss ana assssed i,lar lediate ceresron-
sies, ulaon yol1alal women as a patriotic
fund
carly hal i mil lion recruits are
cssss rttednsl ii carslns scattered stllraa out
laa Gland. any wedd ings are oecurr-
ms daily az vsefis ls camp he Ok
hoss- n el.al Il
% 'E'srant Farsssesi..s
he IA two ii ont his, as ass lly
3tfiie. case in the fall, has lla1lged the
sssslssoe much farm property iii the
rlsral communities Of the state and
sstlae moving Of farmers from one
farm to another T his frequency Of
moving, or Instability Of occupancy,
Very likely IS one of the. chief causes
ca TIC decline Of rural prosperity on
IS a hindranca to greater progress.
ueney Of removal Of farmers is
ono Of the greater causes why the
ssa Is and bridges are generally IN q
poor condition because the formers,
moving al frequent periods are not
tiicialarig interested in their up
Keep 'arga buildings Of such farms
AFR not usually kent in good repair,
the man who is about to move will
slesve the renairs for the next tenant
s. realsa The same reasons will APP
1slY} ffos, lack of interest BY the I'M
sta e farmer in the schools, churches
agaa general welfare Of the commune
The S. Census Bureau is gather
ing statistics on this unsatisfactory
phase Of country life, but so ffar, APP
rsntly, has not made exhaustive in
quiry as to the reason why farmers
move. In our own community such
al, inquiry might throw light upon
conditions that could be changed for
thss better This section Of the coun-
tai: is noted for its open-haraed hos
piitality, but are we really as llospiita
Bic and as neighborly as we believe
ourselves to be Let us be honest
With ourselves Do we welcome the
incoming tenant and tryto make him
and his family feel that we would
like to help them and make them
permanent members of the commune
If not, let US begin with the
.Ells yt n'enr tenants. starting cut with
the idea that we will accept them at
their own valuation and treat them
as we would like to lie treated under
like circumstances. Are our ways,
cur habits oui. local laws and regu-
lations the sort that would naturally
attract and what is more important,
hold good settlers Gil ll them with the
desire to buy q farm in this llei CHI
herhood Let us stand aside and
leok at ourselves Let US try to get
ttlia E viewpoint Of the straag er, and f
are wrong, let US about-face. #
We are hide-bound and stand offish,
let US put the Golden Rule ii opera
ten. Iff our ways and habits are
not what they ought to be, let#us
modify them. IS our local laws and
regulations are either toe lax or too
plaiitanical, we have the remedy at
hand: Let us find out why farm
tenants move from this locality and
having learned the cause, remove it,