The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-29

of wonderful men. We have had the
pleasure in the past to hear the able
and tactful Mr.. Carr, a wonderful
talker and progressive worker. We
have listened to Mr.. A. D. Wilson
from the extension division of the
University of Minnesota, another man
who gave us many thoughts, or at
least to those who had the nerve
to go and listen to him. We have
had the pleasure of a fine talk from
one of the leading up to date COM
munity workers, Mr.. Dan Weigle of
the St. Paul Commerce. association.
We have listened to Mr. Fred Man
home town boy. This fellow gave
the business men wonderful lessons
of different kinds. :. -.
r Gentlemen, all of these men have
diagnosed our case, prescribed GER
tain kind of medicine, but none of
them have actually got down to bus
mess and made you take the medicine.
l am here to tell you to night, wheth-
er you believe it or not that this med
icine isaSiiothing more to you than
management; management by outside
interests, paid for the above purpose,
by special salary, by the 1O7 bust
ness men, and the City Council of
Sank Centre, to look after the spec
ial affairs of our %107 business men,
the special interests of our city the
Community Club, and the other mat
tiers whether club or individual as
long as they are for the best, con-
structive building up of the commun-
ity in which we live.
!, Modern conditions, high pressure
systems, six cylinder progress, de-
mands of all kinds, cannot help but
bring to one S notice the serious prob
lem of business Capitalization, con-
servation, self preservation, advant-
ageous competition. The secret in
my opinion is simply combined effort,
definite program, and keen manage
ment.
|, 1t is not up to me to night to go
any further in my address. The
thing which I have, been most in
terested in during the past two years
is in our Community Club. In our
secretary's report and in the report
OF the committees you will have
a chance to Judge for yourself.
However, all of it could not be ac-
complished without the help of every
member of the club, and tonight I
wish to extend my thanks to the
members of our club and particularly
to the officers and board of directors
who have been most loyal to me per-
sonally during the years of 1923 and
1924.
I ask only for you to be loyal to
your president. If you are a director
be loyal to your club.
Boost your city, boost your friends.
Boost the goods you are selling.
Boost the people around about you.
Boost for every clean square move
ment, nothing else.
Boost the stranger and your neigh
Dor.
Make your city better and boost
it to the final letter.
Yours truly,
At the conclusion of Mr.. Moore's
report, Vice President J. B. Schoen-
hoff called upon those present to ex-.
tend rising vote of thanks to Mr..
Moore for his efficient service.
The report of the planning commit
tee, William Parker chairman, was
deferred until another meeting when
it will be possible for Mr.. Parker to
be present.
In making a report for the Mem
bership Committee, j. B. Schoenhoffs :.
chairman, made several recommends
tons that will be of practical benefit
to the Community Club if they are
followed out. Among others was the,
securing of outside speakers at vari-
Gus times during the year. He also
suggested that each one of the direct
ors be made chairman OF, some COM
mittee. In order that the club may
function properly and be of the most
service to the community, he suggest
ed that regular meetings should be
held at least once month. He also
suggested that in order that the club
might know who the real live wires of
the organization were that roll cafl
of the members be made at each
In order that the janitor
may know who the club members are