The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-01-29
twenty-five per cent, ana reduce orrme

fifty per cent, therefore
Be it Resolved. that in view of these
torial Association favors such legislation
believing it will increase the efriciene,
Of our young manhood, and as step to-
large ask onp
resentatives at Washington to give the
subject due and careful consideration.
We recommend that every member use
the utmost economy in the use Of print
large large city t daiiies the advisibiiity Of dis
other MscS are
not educational or of news value. We
unreservedly endorse the aims Of the An
urge our Senators and Representa- tives to
support any and all measures which will
tend to reduce the unnecessary use Of
print paper
field has undergone change the past
few years which is necessitating greater
publicity in the rural districts, And
Whereas, it is acknowledged that the
the jobber, manufacturer, retailer and
consumer together in common cause
through legitimate advertising, and pc.
public can be better served by better
Understanding of the true situation;
Therefore,
three of this body be appointed to con-
fer with a committee of a like number
from the Minnesota Editorial ASSocia-
vertising public; and further that Presi-
dent W, 2. Verify be chairman of said
committee.
Whereas, No movement has ever been
inauguerated which will contribute more
to the upbuilding of Minnesota than good
| roads, and
Whereas, better highways will lead to
greater development, cheaper trans
portat ton, and be on inestima BILE value to
the agricultural sections of the common
wealth, and will also result in the bring
ing in of thousands of tourists to our
lake resorts of which no section of the
state. has greater. number than the
counties comprised in the membership
of this Association, Therefore.
Be it Resolved, That we reaffirm and
endorse the resolution passed at the 1919
summer meeting of the Association, rela-
tive to the passage of Constitutional
Amendment No. L.
Whereas, The prices of all materials
entering into the production of the print
er's product has SCARED to unproportion-
ate figures and the prices charged for
are far from uniform by reason of a lack
of thorough investigation as to actuai
costs, and the craft as result in large
number of cases are not receiving an
ADEQUATE compensation for their work,
therefore,
Be it Resolved, that it be urged upon
lions to adopt and use the Franklin
price list or some other reliable price
list of equal reliability as far as possible.
Be it further resolved, that in view
for printers and publishers in all depart
mentS of the business, that we heartily
endorse the move for the incarceration of
department of the University of Mime
sofa for the instruction, both vocational
and academic, of men and women in the
printing and publishing business.
Whereas, we believe in the Constitu-
tional form of government, in law and Or
der, and realizing fully the responsibility
and power of the press in moulding pup.
lie sentiment, and
Whereas, we wish to affirm our faith
in American institutions and ideals, and
accept the experiments of those who
would change our government to the So
Wet system of revolutionary Russia who
9u fbs sfars an the ag %
made sacred by those who gave their
lives that this republic might survive az
the highest achievement of civilization,
Whereas, everywhere seeds of distrust,
diSioyalty and destruction are being scat
tered about destined to bring about the
overthrow of our beloved country, there
Be it Resolved, that we pledge our
selves to hold high the torch cast to us
By th9ss { who sleep in Fsnderg Field
rest from us all that has been gained
by sacrifice and suffering. Let the dis
turbers who do not care enough about
this land of opportunity to take out citi-
err their share of responsibility, be CIV
en- passage to the land from whence they
espeiHi. .P. P fdGhniiiss
MARTIN WIDsTEN.
c. II. BRONSON.
VIM. O'BRIEN, CHI,
GEORGE ]. SILK. Secy.