Evening journal., 1922-12-15
CHANGERS Want
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markets, TO the end that the prices
the farmer receives shall be more
fairly related to his cost Of produce
ton.
Some Of the things which might
improve these conditions are:
Growing Of more per acre on less
| acres; this reduces the labor cost to
the minimum.
"The improvement OF highways
and waterways so as TO enable the
farmer to market his products at.
all times.
"A better knowledge of market
conditions so as to distribute to a
better advantage.
we recommend cooperative
packing and marketing as well as
buying, and we ask that the Bureau
OF Markets be continued and its
activities extended, inasmuch as it
has proved itself of value to the
farmer during its one year OF ex-
lstence.
we would ask for an enlarge
ment of the powers of the Farm
Loan Board. Dairying is a growing
industry and an important branch
of agriculture in this State. The
health Of our herds is a matter of
great concern to consumer and pro-
Queer The State appropriation TO
control and stamp out tuberculosis
among cattle is OF supreme import
ance to all and we recommend that
this appropriation shall be con-
tiDued."
The Legislative committee made
the following recommendations:
Favoring establishment OF state
Constabulary; favoring the creating
of a State Public Service Commits
sian; a law TO revoke the license of
all automobile drivers convicted OF
driving a machine while intoxi-
Gated; opposing any additional form /
of taxation OF trucks carrying farm
products; favorlng re-enactment OF
the resident gunners license law to I
raise money to restock the State ,
with game and fish.
The committee on education after :
the 20 proposed amend
ments TO the State school law recent
y submitted by the State Board of
expressed approval or !,
iisapproval of the proposed changes =
IN a report as follows:
Disapproval of amendment allow
ng district trustees and boards OF {
education to levy a tax not to ex-
ICED 20 cents per 500 without p,
'eferendum.
Approve provision for sale OF :
property when no longer needed for
choOl purposes and that proceeds :
If such sales go into the State edu- -
ational funds.
Disapprove allowing n school dis :,
riot to bond itself after referendum
md approval of the State Board. O.,
he same as special districts and r
make the district in question finan- n
,ially responsible for payment OF
'ond and interest.
Approve enforcement OF compul-
DRY school law under jurisdiction n
4 the justices OF the peace. g
Approve the authorization Of pay N
nent for transportation Of school Y
:,
nigh schools wherever Ninth grade
S taught instead OF sO-called Ninth
yrade elementary school provided Z
hat the Ninth grade shall not be :
dded to any school unless a mini
mum Of ten pupils can be enrolled /
n such grade.
Approve authorization of Boards :
II Education to employ teachers be- /
ore July 1 Of the year preceding ;
he time OF service of such teachers :
nd place the appointment OF teach y
rs in hands of State superintendent :
fter July l OF the year preceding y
heir term OF service in case the \
chool trustees and Boards of Edu- \
alton have not elected such teach y
rs. (The approval carried with II y
he change from July ! to August H. =
Approve qualifications for voting y
{ school elections. VI
Approve law requiring trustees to n
iake monthly reports. u
Approve authorization making Il n
uty OF Attorney General to conduct y