Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-04
Citizens Pack Opera House
to Hear Governor Hama.
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tied by will be worth many times the
days work. He showed how any ami.
NAL that was giving sustainence to
it's young vas laboring, and explained
and illustrated it SO clearly that any
one could see it and tacn said this
| was the result with the COW giving
milk, whether for the calf or the pail.
II his teachings are followed out
there Is M doubt as to tae results
Of the Garrison creamery.
This meeting was followed by "a
banquet in the evening, with an en-
joyable time.
States Chief Product.
THAT the, chef product of our
state today is bigger men and women
and that this product IAN only be
obtained through our schools, which
must instruct the boys and girls in
the art of better citizenship, was the
keynote OF a shortstalk delivered by
Governor L.. b. Hanna At the school
house today. 1
Zone of the first appropriation bills
to sign when | first became governor
Of this state" said. Governor Hanna,
twas a rural school appropriation bill.
And ] was glad to do it, because it
gave the rural people a better oppor-
tunity."
The ideal school, according to the
governor, must teach more than the
trite course of study-it must teach
children to care for themselves, to-
keep their faces clean, to take care
Of the school grounds, the benefit, of
fresh air, and to do good wherever
possible. These and other things
worth while the pupils will take into
the home, and the result is bigger,
better, and grander citizens, not only
in the next generation, but in this.
Parents should VISIT the school
more than they do" said the COVER
nor, further; 80 as to encourage
both boys and girls and teachers. The
boys and girls, in a great part, de-
pend upon what the teachers make
them. .s.a
mo place a men and women be
better reared than in the good old
state Of North Dakota" continued
The speaker, "and. after all, that is
u greatest crop"
The governor was introduced by
young Herbert O'Hara, Jr., the Swear
old son of Herbert O'Hare, ST., one
of the leading attorneys here. His
speech was as follows:
Your Excellency, Governor Hanna,
On behalf of the pupils of the public
school, l wish to express our pride
and delight at being honored with
your presence.
I'VE are all anxious to become
great factors in this glorious state,
and are delighted to hear an address
from him who is the choice of the
people,"
Bread and Butter Day Program.
11:30-Reception of Governor by
the School.
Noon-Eig Bread. and Butter Lunch
at the Hall, Free For All.
2:l5--Farmers' Program at Opera
SOng--Emmet Farmers Club
Quartet.
Remarks--A. .Tymeson, Jr.,
. LCoIucIlL, Hr' s.
Solo-H. r. OHare.
Address-"Corn as a Means
OF Better Farming"-W. II.
Burns.
Song-Garrison School Boys.
Remarks-Governor l.. B. Han
ma.
Address "Co-operative
Creameries"-Dairy Com
r.. missioner Flint,
6:OO-Banquet to the Governor.
S:30-Entertainment at Opera
House. i
Song-Male Quartet.
Remarks-A. W.. Priest.
Song-V. H. Johnston.
y Remarks-W. II. Burns.
Soag-Male Quartet.
Solo-W. H. Mellow.
Address-GOvernor l.. B.
Hanna. :
Closing Drill-Garrison Boys.
The Elk's meeting that was TO have
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