The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-02-10
COUNTY ORGANIZES
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mated. The county as whole is fair.
ly we'll represented on the executive
committee and the men elected GER
tainly give promise Of being efficient
officers. All the directors are much
interested in getting the farmers Of
the county united in this movement
and in promoting a good spirit Of CO.
operation throughout the whole coun-
ty.
After the election Of officers the
question of selecting county agent
was brought before the meeting. The
election of county agent is of course
one of the most important business
matters which can come before the
association. The man selected as
agent must be recommended by the
dean of the Minnesota agricultural
college and by the officers of thecoun-
ty association. S. B. Cleland, in ex-
planning the requirements of candi-
date of the office, stated that it
had not been found practicable to be
too specific in this matter. He said
man was usually wanted who had
been brought up on q farm, was a
graduate of an agricultural college
and had had some experience in run
ming a farm. One prospective candi-
date for this office who has been
most highly recommended by J. S.
Jones, the state campaign manager of
the Farm Bureau federation, was men
toned, but it was voted to lay this
matter of the selection Of the county
agent over to the next meeting Of
the board of directors.
Before adjourning the matter Of the
expenses of the directors was con-
sidered. It was voted to GLOW each
man driving his own car 10 cents per
mile and all other necessary expenses,
such as fares in any conveyance and
bills for meals and lodging, if neces-
sary.
Officers of township or community
units in Mile Laos county:
Princeton Observation-Disclosures, W..
H. Colbert, Princeton; vice director,
L. E. Sanford, Princeton; secretary,
o. E. Stark, Princeton.
Page Observation-Disclosures, J. w.
Ricsing, Milaca; vice director, E. E..
Nordburge, Milaca; secretary, Harry
Mattson, Milaca.
Cove Community (South Harbor
Observation-Disclosures, c. L. Freer,
Onamis; vice director, Thos. Ander-
son, Onamia; secretary, Phillip M.
Woodward, Onamia.
Milaca Observation-Disclosures, o. R.
Elms, Milaca, vice director, o. H.
Holman, Milaca; secretary, Ed. Sey-
mour, Milaca.
Greenbush Observation-Disclosures, L.
Normandin, Ronneby; vice director,
A. E. Grow, Princeton, R. 1; secretary,
VIM. Walker, Princeton, R. /.
Kathio Observation-Disclosures, E. E.
Dinwiddie, Vineland; vice director,
Stewart Oliver, Onamia; secretary,
Floyd Bartlett, Onamia.
Isle Harbor Township-Director, H.
F.. Churchill, Wahkon; vice director,
R. w. Richardson, Wahkon; secretary,
J. F. Freer, WahkQn.
Wahkon Community-Director, VIM.
Hamblin, Wahkon; vice director, A.
Wilkes, Wahkon; secretary, B. A.
Casper, Wahkon.
Milo Observation-Disclosures N. J.
Sederquist, Foreston, R. i; vice direc-
tor, j. F. Smith, Foreston, r: l; sec
rotary, M. D. Northway, Foreston,
R. /.
Hayland Observation-Disclosures, Geo.
H. Hatch, Milaca; vice director, F. F.
Deming, Milaca; secretary, Henry
Haren, Milaca.
Peasc Unit-Director, H. B. Bos
Milaca, R. 2; vice director, H. G. Kiel
Milaca, R. 2; secretary, Sam Droogs-
ma, Princeton, R. S.
Bogus Brook Township-Director
H. O. Hulsing, Milaca; vice director
Wilhelm Ritter, Milaca; secretary
Giles Ellsworth, Milaca.
Observation-Disclosures, j. F.. Nelson.