Little Falls herald., 1914-07-24
outing and many of those participat--
ing in. the editors excursion will re-
turn at another time and take the COM,
plete river-lake trip IN easy stages.

ing IN the editors excursion VIII re-
turn at another time and take the COM,
plete river-lake trip In easy stages.
Resolutions Arc Adopted.
The following resolutl ions we're unarl--.
smT1usiy 70, adopted by the association:s
the eoPts p%t our
tended. which have together made pos
siDle the remarkably pleasurable and
spooner. Raudette and across the Lake
o1 the Woods to Kenora, Ontario, July1
l7-19 1914, the members OF the North
participating in the excursion tunani-
mously adopt the following resolu-I
Railway and to the Minnesota & In.
ternational Railway our thanks for theE
careful attention bestowed which ren-
Fails Fails safe and Pleasant. TernassonaI The personaI
attention given by p. E. Nelson, assist
ant ant general a. 2 passenger Ea g "a agent Of the
manager Of the Minnesota & Interna-
tional Is especially appreciated.
To. the Canadian Northern Railway
cial trains for our accommo odation. un-
der the personal supervision of A. J..
Johnston spnat on agent, we acknowledge our
For our trip across the continents
most beautiful body Of waters, the Lake
Of the Woods, on the magnificent steam
liberality. Of the villages of Spooner
and and Baudette, we we express our feryent
dent. den an and Mr. -, A. McKenzie. general
ton company, added greatly to. the en-
We cordially commend to the people Of
Minnesota and to the public generally
a trip on the Keenora, which for the at
comforts afforded the traveller, ws be-
heve can nowhere be exceeded.
"See Minnesota First"
anG our Of te
Prompted the Villages of Of S spooner POI and and
to Visit the
much to arouse in the people Of Mime.
M Mrs seopss Erie
son Of spooner. and to Editor ". T.
Noonan Of Baudette. we feel especially
oeDligated eg because Of their untirins Of
We express our appreciation for cour-
c;tixsns tesies extended @ @ by the public spirited
Kane and Editors George p. Watson
and and G .l3;. i; Montgomery: No Minnesotan
Of his state without seeing the great
pulp and paper mills here in operation.
:, For the cordial endeavor and genu-
and the board Of trade Of the beautiful
city city Of Keenora, and nd NJ. Wilfqrd Chap
express our high appreciation. The
picturesque beauty Of this attractive
city and tho Lake Of the Woods in ap-
through the multitude sr Of ISLANDS heshGca whica
adorn it should make this city a much
sought after summer resort.
Of the members Of this association has
for it's cardinal objects pleasure and
recreation r we we are not unmindful Of the
ton is due to- our desire to promote
the interests Of the state of Minnesota
at all times and upon all occasions. We
consideration Of the voters Of Mime
sofa the proposed amendment to Sec
ton 2 Sf Article 9 Of the state constitu-
vides for revolving fund from the
proceeds of the. sales of state swamp,
and school lands to be used in con-
In, through and around swamp and
school lands in the state.
Urge Soil Survey.
!. We urge public and legislative atten-
soil survey for the whole state TO theI
end that we may reap the benefits Of
the most advanced IDEAS along agrieul.
We approve the proposed plan to de-
vote prison labor to. the construction Of
road material.
:. We appreciate the favorable legtsla-
tion @ already enacted in behalf Of edu-
liberal policy toward our our Schools Schools vi With
particular reference to the encourage
ment Of consolidated rural schools.
eceney and
careful and fair. consideration to the
conzider sd 1ae it OF great
to Minnesota that different policy be
adopted with regard to the handling Of
we have seen in considera BILE extent,
particularly on the islands in the Lake
Of the Woods, and we know that GER
in various parts of Northern and North
eastern Minnesota. Common sense and
good business calls for the manage
for timber production and recreation
purposes. Northern Minnesota can be
mad made the playground Of the Middle
lakes with their rugged islands covered
with young and old pine must have all
the protection we can give them The ne
the use of non-agricultural state lands
Of the character mentioned for the pro-
Of e
port Of all the newspapers in the state.
To Develop Rick Ares.
1 Having enjoyed the opportunity Of
seeing OUScIVlus .luc
ural resources Of the Rainy River dis
trict, realizing the lack Of adequate
railroad facilities at Spooner and Bau-
dette, and knowing that the territory
lying between Kelliher and the Rainy s
river consists Of a vast area Of forest
and meadow in which q large number
Of settlers are awaiting the coming OF
facilities and that this
region is especially adapted for dairy
ing and diversified farming we urge
upon the management of the Minnesota
s. International Railroad company the
speedy construction Of its line to spoon
ers and Baudette for the reason that the
of such railroad line
would result. in great reward and en-
to settlers and greatly in-
creased development to an important
Iection of our state.
To the officers of this association and
to President G. F. Scheers
and Secretary A. G. Rutlege, in recOgni-
Lion Of their devotion to the duties OF
their official positions and Of their url-
firing efforts to arrange. the many de-
tails OF this unprecedentedly success
tul excursion, and to provide for the
PERSONAL comfort of every member OF
this party we extend our most sincere
ind ferHent thanks.
Most Successful GatheFing.s
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