Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-16
r. SOLUTIONS OF LINCOLN CO.
POMONA GRANGE
RESOLUTIONS:

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State Game Department as at present
administered, and recommend that the
Sheriff's office be empowered to pre-
form such administrative and police
work as is now done by the Fish and
Game Department, and
Be it further resolved that the
Police power of Forest Rangers and
Guards be extended to cover thefts
OF live stock.
And that a copy of this resolution
be sent to Hugh Sproat at Boise,
President of the Wool Growers Asso-
citation.
Whereas Members OF the Board of
Education in the State of Idaho are
now appointed by the Governor, and
thereby subject to political prefer
ment, thus making our public educa-
tional institutions more or less poll
teal,
Be IT RESOLVED:
That we request the next session
Of the Idaho State Legislature to so
amend the laws of Idaho pertaining to
Education that members of the Board
of Educate shall be elected from
the several Judicial Districts, by the
voters, at the regular School Elections
held in April, and that the said cleo
tions for the above officers shall be
nom partisan.
Also that the State Superintendent,
and County superintendent of Public
instruction be elected at the same
time and place as the Board Of Edu-
caetion, and in the same non-partisan
election Said election for above
stated officers to take plac eat the
time and place of the Annual School
Elections of each year of even date.
WHEREAS There is a great quantity
of cream shipped through and out of
Lincoln County,
BE 1T RESOLVED:
That the Lincoln County Pomona
Grange be in favor OF organizing
cooperative Creamery to be situated
at Shoshone.
| WHEREAS, Agriculture is the basic
industry of the State, representing
ninety per cent of all resources in our
State on which the prosperity of all
other industries and of the whole state
depends. and.
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State Legislature in the past have
known nothing about the true import
ance and legislative needs of this in
dustry,
THEREFORE,, we the Lincoln County
Pomona Crane, places itself on rec
ord as favoring the election of only
such men OF women knowing farm
conditions and needs from actual ex-
perience and are themselves conver-
SAINT with or actual dirt farmers.
Lincoln County Pomona Grange AS
sembled at Richfieid June 3rd., en-
courages strict enforcement of the
Prohibition Law in regard to stills
and bootlegging.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
That Pomona Grange go on record de-
mandiug that the laws be enforced re-
gardless of the standing or position of
the parties indicted for any or all
offences.
Resolutions of protest against the re-
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Board to Congress
WHEREAS, the Federal Farm Loan
Board in its fourth annual report to
Congress, has made recommendations
for legislation amending the Farm
Loan Associations.
WHEREAS. such recommendation
have been made without consulting
the majority Of the stockholders the
National Farm Loan Association own
,rs Of more than 76i5 per cent Of the
total stock Of the Federal Land Banks.
WHEREAS. the original Farm Loan
Act crested a cooperative system Of
farm finance, 10 be owned and con-
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through which they could reach the
sources q money supply BY independ-
ent means within their control This
operative control n the system bag
never been permitted % function.
HE fT REsoLYEpi
u) That the Dietrich Grange ~.
lei of Dietrich. Idaho, IA a resuaF
meeting held May 6lh. 1922 adopted
ihe following resoluslqni
We do hereby protest salnsi m'nor
iiY rule and aenouncs lhf assumrflql
NJ authority ny ihe FarU ffla Nmfa
in thNs Ignoring iAe r'shia "a .Hf
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