The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-07-27

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citizenship and the promoting Of our
community life, thereby enabling rs
TO take our places at home makers
and useful citizens. and.
Whereas, Americanization is a vital
factor in promoting a true DEM
ocracy within our United States and
making good citizens of the people
who come to our country to make
| their homes here,
Be it Resolved that we as clubs
make a special effort to further Amer
termination in every part of U state.
Whereas, we believe that "Justice
is better served in conferences of
peace than In conflicts at arms"
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that we
as clubs affiliate with the great ma
tional organization for world disarm-
ament. .~ ~ ~ ,
Whereas, Gov. r. A. Nestos has ac-
cepted the provisions of the Sheppard
Towner Maternity Act pending the
action of the next session of the Leg
islature in either affirming or reject
ing his action,
Be it Resolved that We urge upon
| all of our representatives the grave
necessity of the affirming of the Gov
errors action and urge the co-opera-
ton of all bodies in the state to carry
| out the provisions of said act.
Whereas, the Child Labor Law has
been declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court,
Be it. RFesolved, that we heartily
approve of the action taken by the
American Federation Of Labor on the
proposed constitutional amendment
to abolish child labor, and that we
| hereby urge upon all organizations
| within the state the absolute necessity
of abolishing child labor from the
| State of North Dakota.
Whereas, we do not feel that we
| can afford to lower the standard OF
our teaching force in the state, and,
Whereas, the repeal of the Min
imum Wage Law would also repeal
the training law,
Be it Resolved that we uphold the
law as it now stands until such time
as it can be amended to fit the grow
ing demands of our school system.
Whereas, we believe the
Whereas, we realize the absolute
necessity of properly supervised play
grounds in all of our schools and par
ticularly the rural schools, for the
| welfare of our children,
Be it Resolved that we do all in
our power to better the conditions in
our rural schools, obtain efficient and
we'll trained teachers, and insist upon
the provision of properly supervised
pay grounds.
Whereas, We recognize the need for
efficient in our public schools,
Be it Resolved that we go on re-
cord as demanding a propely qualified
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
! thereby safeguarding the interests of
our children-the future citizenry of
the state of North Dakota, and keep
Ing intact the public school system
which forms the nucleus of our social
organization.
Whereas, The Sinclair Stabilizing
Bill introduced into this last session
of Congress by Hon. J. H. Sinclair
of the Third Congressional District,
will place Agriculture, the basic in
dustry in this state, and these United
| States, on a firm foundation by assur-
irg to Agriculture a just profit above
cost Of production,
Be it Hereby Resolved that we fav-
or this bill and ask the immediate pas
sage Of said bill.
Whereas, it is a recognized fact that
our present system of money and
credits is slowly throttling the indus
trial activities of our state and ma
ton, and,
Whereas, Senator Ladd has in
troduced into Congress a Monetary
Bill which seeks among other things
to restore to our Government the is