The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-04-19

4 Provided,
shall not apply to bona de cooperativelyowned and
operated enterprises.
We pledge the people to submit an amendment
to the constitution to permit establishment of the
Ontario system of power development in the state We
also pledge our farm population and electric
ers that we will permit municipaly-owned power
plants to sell power freely outside their limits.
The immediate passage OF Minnesota recon
structon act with full power to regulate hours and
wages and carry useful public projects.
Employment state to take sufficient
idle industrial plants to furnish employment for idle
citizens and to distribute the products to the needy.
Social Insurance-That all insurance, including
workmen's compensation, unemployment, accident,
Sickness maternity, old age pension, fire. cyclone hail
and life insurance be taken by the state and
operated without profit
Conservation-An intelligent and comprehensive
plan for the conservation of the natural moisture of
the state with arrangements made to retain the
greatest possible benefits of the and rainfall
the state and restoration far practicable of the
lake and river and the encouragement of similar pro-
jects in the adjacent states. Also tnat state lands
containing peat be Withdrawn from sale.
Observation-Disclosures to restore and pro-
tect the timber wealth and to prevent and retard
erosion.
ST. Lawrence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
treaty with Canada affecting the construction Of
st. Lawrence-Great Lakes waterway.
Education-Fullest educational opportunities for
all. with security of tenure and freedom of expres
sion to teachers. Textbooks to be published by thu
state and free to all the students Military training
at all educational institutions supported wholly or in
part by state funds to be optional
Observation-Disclosures of unearned wealth to
the community and state by graduated taxes effec-
lively administered large incomes, gifts and in
heritances
Soldiers Bonus-Immedate payment of the SOL
ders bonus by treasury notes, and repeal of the Ma
tional Economy Act.
Tax Exempt Securitles-We oppose the issuance
of tax exempt securities
EIecions-An candidates for the state legislature
to be elected with party designation.
Consumers Co-operatives-The powers of govern
nent to allow consumers to freely organize a
operative basis, unrestricted by discriminatory laws
Money and NATURALIZATION Of banking
with government monopoly of money and credit OPP
Grated without profit.
Until we attain naturalization oc banking, we
advocate the establishment of Central State Bank
of Deposit to be wholly owned by the state of Min
nesota.
That the bank act as the fiscal agent for the state
in all matters.
That it be the only legal depository in Minneso-
ia for state funds the funds of subdivision of
the state.
That it be permitted to purchase the securities
of the United States government the state of Min
nesota and other securities designated by law.
That it be permitted to loan money to cores
pondent state banks and deposit money with cores
pondent state banks and that it not be permitted to
loan money to private enterprises.
That the deposits or loans to the Minnesota state
banks be preferred claim.
And that the deposits in the bank of Minnesota
be guaranteed by the state
The issue of money is governmental function
and all money should be issued directly by the gov
debts.
All money permitted by law to be issued against
the gold now in the United States treasury should
be put in circulation by the payment of all govern
ment bonds DUE soon to become due, and for all
public works constructed.
We declare opposition to Issuance OF interest
bearing bonds by the government.
NIunitions-We demand passage of the resolution
now before the United States senate calling for in
vestgations of the munitions industry and de-
mand that the government take over such plants and
ato ham