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Evening star., 1937-09-22
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Afternoon Programs.

3:15 p.m.-WOL, Ladies' Handi-
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4.45 p.m.-WMAL. Evening Star
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Evening Programs.
700 p.m.-WRC, lone Mans
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1880 p.m.-WRC, Wayne Kings
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500 p.m.-WRC, Town Hall To-
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$3.50 p.m.-WOL. Ed Fitzgerald
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800 p.m.-WRC, Your Hit Pa
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Short-Wave Programs.
700 p.m.-HUIzEN. Happy Pro-
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500 p.m.-B E LIN, Variety
Concert. DJD, 25.4 m,
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1910 p.m.-LONDON, London
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CSC, 1853 m. 1919
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Evening star., 1937-09-22
TOLEDO VOTERS BACK
CITY MANAGER PLAN
Return to 21-Ward Council Loses
by Almost 2 to 1 in Special
Election.

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio. September 22.-To-
ledo's two-year-old city manager gov
ernment received q vote OF conf
dence yesterday when citizens re-
pulsed the second major effort to re-
turn to 2i-ward council plan.
In light but decisive vote 800 Of
the 1928 precincts in the city gave
33,284 votes against the proposed city
Evening star., 1937-09-22
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Work On Third Street
Widening Started Wed.

Work on tho widening Of Third
Street, under . WPA project. with
the City Council furnishing the
materials, was commenced Wed
nesday morning. The work win be
rushsd to completion a. quickly a.
possible.
This n one Of the excellent pro-
jects, sponsored by the Commun-
ity Club, and executed bv the
Council. Tho widening Of. this
street win provide better facilities
Tor safe driving and parking Of
cara The organizations resnonsi-
bic for this project should be COM
mended.
Broken. carbing along Main
Street, from the Merchants Ma
tisnal Bank corner north, Is also
being repaired. Some Of the curb
ing was badly broken and this
work was a necessity for the Inn
provement Of Main Street.
Twenty-Five men are employed
on the Third Street widening pro-
ject, and It Is expected that the
work will be completed before the
celebration Of Good VIII Days"
takes place In the city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Sank Centre Has
Prospered. GROIN


Sank Centre has grown and
prospered since. 1920, despite the
depression years, according to an
International bulletin to be sent
to the Great Northern Advertising
Agency. The information is sub
mitted to o. J. McGillis. head of
the department, on his request
from Frank Bonaime, local agent.
The piece, which possibly will be
condensed from the original, will
appear In the. Great;s Northern
booklet from the Car Window"
which contains thumb nail sketch
es Of the towns and cities along
the railroad. The booklet was last
published in 1929, and new infor-
nation Is being sent for this
years publication.
Population listed as $500 in 1929
Is now reported as having reached
the 5000 mark, according to the
bulletin. Other smatterings Of in
formation that comprise the bulle-
tin include the facts that 1,5OO, 900
pounds Of butter are manufactured
here yearly, a half million produce
business Is done here, and a lbs
business firms line the street. The
telephone company has 567 city
subscribers and 183 rural phones,
and there are nine churches up
holding the religious aspect Of the
community. Financially, It says,
that Sank Centre has the second
lowest per capita debt In the
state.
from the Car window" 10 t.
sued as special advertising for the
towns and cities along the Great
Northern road.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23

Green River Ordinance To
Be Effective October 9th
Cooperation of Householders
Necessary for Operation
Of New Citv Law

On September 9th the first pub
location of the Green River Ordin-
ance. recently adopted by the City
Council, was made in the Herald,
and as the ordinance becomes ef-
fective October 9th, we have been
asked to publish some rules for
housewives to follow, by the Com
munity Club committee.
To make this ordinance 100 per-
cent effective the Council must
have the full cooperation Of every
one, and II so given the nuisance
Of peddling within the city viii be
eliminated.
The Green River ordinance has
been adopted by over 200 cities
and villages in the state Of Mime
sofa, and from reports, we find,
that 1t Is functioning as PLANNED.
In order that the ordinance may
operate effectively, we publish q
list Of donts to householders.
Their cooperation Is necessary In
making the ordinance effective,
and the don'ts are as follows:
1. Do not sign any request, Gus
toner list or invitation card auth
orizing outside solicitors to call.
2. DO not give or allow your
signature to be used by peddlers
or outside solicitors for any pur-
pose whatsoever.
8. Do not say yes" to outside
solicitors who call you on the tel.
ephone asking II they may call. In
stead, say a definite mo-"
4. Do not purchase or order
anything from outside solicitors or
peddlers who call at your home;
instead, tell them that the people
Of this community are cooperating
with the council In the enforce
ment Of the Green River Anti
Peddler Solicitor ordinance.
s. Beware Of all forms Of SUBJ
terfuge. such as premiums. FREQ
gifts with orders, etc. E"F
6. Inform all transient peddlers
and solicitors who have been In
the habit Of calling on you that
you do not care to have them call
on you from now on.
CITY Attorney ". +. Conklin,
points out that this ordinance does
not bar local farmers who live In
our trade territory from selling
| products, providing they have rails
ed such themselves. This policy II
also true with respect to local n1er.
chants or citizens who may wish
to approach you with respect to
goods or MERCHANDISE they have to
offer. In both cases, states Mr..
Conklins there Is a great deal OF
difference. Your local farmer Or
merchant pays taxes and contrib
utes In general to support this
community, whereas the transient
peddler or solicitor pays no taxes
here and Is not interested In this
town beyond the money he may
get and carry out Of Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Parallel Parking
Adopted Under
New State Law
Will Be Enforced On Main
And Third Street
West of Main
TO ADOPT ORDINANCE
Ordered BY State Highway
Department On Through
Highways

Tuesday lines were painted
ON the pavement IN prepare,
ton for tho adoption Of par
allel parking on Main and
Third Streets, a. In effect UNI
der the state Law. This Law b
effective only on through state
highways, and win be enforced
all along Main Street and on
Third Street from Main west.
Some time ago the City off,
cials received word from the
State Highway Department
urging them 10 comply with
the state Law, rs passed In the
last session Of the legislature,
to enforce parallel parking on
tho state highways through
our city. This h not an limo
walton Of the Mayor or City
Council, ~ some would like TO
believe, bnt under tho state
law b compulsory, and win
socner or later have 10 be en-
forced within tho city on
through state highways.
There n somo kick - 10
loss Of parking space under
t3se now setup but this cannot
Be helped. CITY officials state
TINT under diagonal parking 81
cars could be PARKED On one.
side Of each block. Under par
suel parking - cars can b
PLACED within tha same space.
This n q loss Of - Cars b
each ssde Of flse N6c1k but
city officials state that r bus
h,eas men and sight6eers park
their cars In The roar u the
stores and elsewhere, tAGGe win
he practically m loes of park
ing space on Main 6lreBk
An ordinance On. pAxallel
parking win be published I'm
the Herald next week. This
new ruling h . safety provf-
sion ON Stste HIGHWAYS. and
has been enacted for the bene-
fit OF all rsntorists. Parallel
parking. within the city, a.
stated above. win be enforced
ON Main and Third Street west
Of Main only a. provided by
state Law.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Book High Class Program
For Two Good Will Days
announce p. O. Change
Effective October 1sf
General Delivery And Money Or
der Windows To Close At 3
p. M, Each Saturday

According to the announce
ment Of Assistant Postmaster
Roy Scott the general delivery
window and the money order
window at the Post Office will
be closed after two o'clock
each Saturday afternoon,
commencing Saturday, October
End. This arrangement will
continue as per regulation Of
the Federal Post Office De-
partment, under an economy
program, which calls for the
reduction Of help in each post
office. -,
For several years clerks In
the post office were not al
lowed to work more than 40
hours per week, and substitute
help was necessary to keep the
office open Saturday after
Moons. Under this new arrange
ment the cost Of substitute
help will be saved.
Mail win be dispatched on
Saturday. the Same as any 9TH
or day, but as stated before the
general delivery and money or
der windows will be closed.
People, who have mail de-
livered by carrier, may get
their mail by calling at the
window before two o'clock Sat
urday afternoon only.
Postoffices in the majority
Of cities and towns in the
United States close earlier than
does the local post office on
Saturday afternoon. however,
the local staff IL attempting TO
give complete service to It's pa
irons.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Legal Opinion Says PROPOSE
ton For Election is Illegal
Poor Attendance
at Mass Meeting
Wednesday Zoe.

The mass meeting held at the
school house Wednesday night for
the explanation Of the proposition
to be presented to the voters at q
special election next Saturday,
Sept. 18th, was poorly attended.
At this election the purchase and
sale of property by the School
Board will be submitted for the
decision of the electors Of the dis
trict. The polls will open at 10 q.
M, and will remain open until II
m, when they. will be closed for
one hour. At O'clock they will be
reopened and will close at 4 p. m.
Voting will take place in the dir
ectors room Of the Senior High
School. i
J. F. Cooper, president Of the
board, stated that the State De-
partment had criticised the hous-
ing and playground facilities Of
the local school, and that in order
to acquaint the people with the
problems confronted by the board
this mass meeting had been call
ed. He introduced DR.. J. F.: Dubois,
who presented the reasons for the
Board in resubmitting the propos-
ition Of sale and purchase Of pro-
perty. and flexible building pro-
gram which would care for the
needs Of the school for many
years.
He first stated that this was
not Mr.. Kohl's proposition, that It
was not the Boards, but the peo-
pies. However, the Superintend-
emit is employed to run the school
under the advice Of the state De-
partment. and that state aids are
not available II the program Is not
carried out. He stated that more
room is needed and that the Board
has flexible program recon-
-mended by the State Department.
+ The education board made a sur
vey Of two major propositions;
either to enlarge the present
school plant and maintain a GEN.
tralized Institution, or go to the
outskirts Of the city and erect a
new building. Instead of the latter
the flexible program for . cen
-tralixed plant was recommended.
He said that no one can Judge the
future needs Of the school, and
that this plan could be made to
take care Of the needs for many
years to come.
He lamented the fact that more
people were not present at the
mass meeting. He said that the
State Department advised against
building on Main Street . through
highway; and that II would be
cheapest to enlarge the facilities
to the west. He recommended the
sale Of the Main Street property
at a good price, and that the mon
ey derived from the sale be placed
In a special fund for purchase Of
property in block 4. when avail
able. He believed the proposition
would enhance property values in
Block 4 instead Of lowering them.
He stated that the playground
facilities are not large enough and
the property should be purchased
in Block for that purpose and
for the purpose Of building. Under
the flexible program, they recon-
Continued on Page 10. Col. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
At
County Meeting
New Ruling Permits Unemployed
Veterans To Enter C0nser-
walton Camps

Fourteen Legionnaires, menu
bers Of Robert Swift Post Of this
city, attended the annual county
meeting in Paynesville Monday
evening. Those from this city In
attendance were: w. Hershiser,
w. d. Gallup. Henry Bastien. John
Hansen, Harry Knapp, Verne Sol.
tau, Otto Folkstead, Louis Lovik,
Jerome Dusek, ". Nelson, d. A.
Daniels, Art Smith and Fred Bull.
man. "sa' 81.
The following officers were
elected to lead the county unit for
the ensuing year: Bernie Ander-
son, Brooten, Commander; A. J.
Sivinski, st. Cloud, Vice Command
err; o. Solberg, Brooten, Adjutant.
L. T. Lovik, vice commander OF
the Sixth District, appointed DR..
Paul, Of Melrose. as membership
director Of Stearns County. The
next meeting will. be held in Broo-
ten. On the third Monday In Nov.
ember the members Of the county
organization viii be guests Of the
1auk Centre Legionnaires.
Under q new ruling, It was an
nounced, Veterans conservation
camps viii open October LIST, for
any unemployed veteran. Applica-
ton Il not limited to veterans on
relief, but ID available to all un-
employed veterans. who are resi-
dents Of Minnesota.
Application forms P-t3o should
be used and should be submitted
in duplicate with all questions
answered. Applications are avail.
able from the Veterans Admins
tration. Minneapolis
Formerly only those veterans
who are on relief could 60 to CCC
camps, however, this ID . special
conservation camp provided for
unemployed veterans only. It IL
estimated that approximately 500
veterans viii find opportunity to
enroll In these conservation
camDa
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23

Planned as IN annual event un-
der. this new arrangement, the
Community Club win serve wiener
! sandwiches and free beer. possibly
and other beverage. at intervals
during the day. The committee
docs not, intend TO- give free lunch
and beverage throughout the day,
but during two. one hour periods,
one In the afternoon and one IA
the evening OF each day. At the
present time plans provide Tor one
sandwich and one. glass OF bear TO
every person, who attends the cele-
bra&iOn. Plans for: free coffee and
other free food have not been
c0mp3sted. ~ with the cooperation
Of everyone In the community. the
committee's plans should provide
Tor. this year and IN the years To
follow an event AZ great as Ssuer-
kramt, Kolaclxy, and other popular
days staged in other cities OF the
state. - -
Among the entertainment
through the cooperation Of several
~ the young men Of the city with
the Community Club. win be Tom
Owens and his Corn Huskers. fam
ous barn dance orchestra Of wis.
the Prairie Farmers Radio station.
OF Chicago, III. This orchestra will
come direct to Sank Centre for the
two day show and viii be booked
for two dances In the armory.
Owing to the cost Of this event II
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23

The following men, In coop
GRAFTON with the Community
club, have guaranteed the funds
for the appearance Of Tom
Owens and his Corn Huskers.
wills Radio Dance orchestra;
w. A. Gritzmacher, O. r. Meek
stroth, Cliff Gandrud, d. B.
Caughren, M. +. Hintzen, Paul
FEELING, Ed L. Kaths. Jos.
Frank, Andrew Nelson, Fred
Franz, Jerry Daniels, L. Blyck-
er, willis Dahlem, Ed Steege.
II. vennewitz, N. D. Underhill,
u p. Hintzen, L. T. Lovk, Sig.
Holmes, Fred Unger and Mike
Wernig, and Herb. Saeger.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Free Wiener Sandwiches and
Free Beer For City's
Guests
WIS DANCE PROGRAM
All Kinds Of Rides And
Shows-Fun For
EVERYBODY

Committee members in charge Of
arrangements for Sank Centre .
Good Will Days, October 5 and 8.
under the direction Of the Com
munity Club, have provided for
one Of the greatest celebrations
ever held In this city. There is no
doubt In the minds Of committee
men that this event win be great
er. than any ever held here. The
entertainment booked for the two
.days II Of the highest calibre
available for the setup this year
and the committee has taken upon
itself great obligation to make
these Good VIII Days q success
and q great credit to the city. Pro
gram arrangements were made at
q dinner meeting Tuesday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
To Show Movie
OfMantouxTcs
Att blicSchool
Test For Tuberculosis Germs
VIII Be Made In Local
Schools s,a1,.----,
PARENTS ARE INVITED
Urged To Take Active Inter-
!. est For Protection Of
Children's Health

Next week Wednesday after
noon. the Stearns County Public
Health Association will sponsor q
movie on the Mantoux test for tu-
berculosis In the projection room
Of the Senior High School build
ing in this city. This picture will
be shown at three o'clock for high
school students and at four o'clock
for the parents. .... ~
School authorities extend an es.
pecial invitation to the parents. az
they wish that all see this. pic
ture, for in two weeks this Man.
toux test will be given to pupils In
the Junior and Senior High
School and pupils at st. Paul's
Parochial school.
The showing of this picture and
the conduct Of the test Is made
possible by funds derived from the
sale Of Christmas Seals. These
tests are vitality necessary to de-
termine as to whether students
have received the germs Of tuber
culosis, and after given all those
showing a positive test will be
x-rayed.
The Mantoux Tuberculin skin
test Is q simple, harmless test BY
which they can tell whether or moi
any pefsonchfid Or grown up
has ever received germs Of tub.
erculosis into. his body. t
Often, tuberculosis begins n
childhood as well as In the. years
Of young man or young woman.
hood when II is first noticed. Us.
ually It begins In the individual
who has been in daily association
with some grown-up suffering
from the disease. II the child re.
ceives an overwhelming number OF
the germs the result IL likely "a
be Immediately fatal. II the mum.
Der Of germs Il not 20 overwhelm.
Ing a. to be fatal, they will. in ali
probability. produce no visible
damage during childhood. But they
predispose the child to the devel-
opment Of dangerous tuberculosis
In the years to come. This II the
usual course Of the disease. Some
times, Of course. the child receives
tho germs. not from q human vic
tim Of tuberculosis, but In milk
from infected cows.
Tests among many children OF
school age In many places have
shown Us that an average Of about
seven to twenty-five out Of every
one hundred children Except In
sparsely settled communities) have
already received tuberculosis
germs into their bodies. There Is
no way to detect the fact by the
appearance or actions of these
children. But II they are not dis
covered In time to prevent 1t, some
Of them will surely develop tuber-
culosis when they arrive at the
years Of strain.
Obviously the only way to con-
CONTINUED on Page 10. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23

Buenos Aires has the worlds
largest meat refrigerating plant.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23

Among the free attractions win
be a stage show. which win be pre-
scented, with special scenery and
lighting effects. from a specially
constructed stage at the corner Of
Main and Third Streets. This pro-
gram contains thirteen numbers,
(Continued on Page 10. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-23
Herald Has Secured Legal Opinion
For Interest of Readers

program prohibive
ghy without programs
ps eI rs
ct entitled to something which win Of value and will
we school. good any state,
faith in the and the Board and everyone
build let's build greater school, greater Sank
Realizing that the district vitality interested
ming election the Herald has secured legal opinion which leads
not is it probable that another election viii be
e. following Illegal sale and purchase property when the acts
the people not according to law We
tn the following legal opinion:
.ssrs. Sank Centre Herald.
suso.. the sale part Of and purchase other
osr question IL, y, tn,s last an.ys y this
1t: exercise BY virtue Of vote people of
I think nst s. ye-
school district h municipal corporation and can ex-
sTsss such only = specifically granted BY statutory
propositions upon .t tn. special
re fT.t deals Win the sale q esrt.a ianas.
sssamias land sousas . p sold j. tn.
properly q TIE school district. and the s party Who
legal entity that 9z used that
Il e. to =; :ns s.s:s,
authorized to sell ne Land describing ~ The school district
n. s sale . ns. e. vest.
whether this may 5. done legally not, i prac
tssbaars de.ms to TIE esss interests Of
the sst e e.s gen this as sssss
the nd 70 him. ct satsd subject to the ppov. Of the
position price that
could h Z. :. . ssa Of
The same objection apple. 70 this In respect Of the
from thing that sppears proposes to take tn: title in II
purehsssr the = conveyance
aunx the land stated d. The part Of pro
10d s not ~ statute @ . Of s nc
acquisition : indefinite
the first not fatal to the notice It should
stated tina. the purpose Of the purchase should be
RICH. just what parcel Of land he
is in favor Of against for school site One ia
Of the other smother they have under the
proposition to be submitted at the election The statute
but right delegste school board
times may necessary
The statute 70. the I'M at Which the value
municipal corporation and that by proceed
a. tn. discretion Il:
whether win purchase this twenty from
tended to be vested in any school board
The provides for mandate by vote Of the people to
school board real estate When the voter
board has the right to fix
reserved exclusively to the voters
Respectfully
w. J Stephens AttorneyatLAw, Merose. MINI.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Superintendents floor Of the
School building i sa Centre Minnsoa Sept Is 1887
setting Board Educaon Of the Town
nt n be held and the polls Win be open from 10 O'clock
determination following propositions to-wit:
l. the Directors u Of Education Of the
Centre hereby authorised seH South half S1s Of the "a
the East 100 feet Of
Ortgtna Cente According
thereof fs and of record IN the Register Deeds steaI
such thereof - they
time their judernsn4 Offering the whole
Oh fsrsef highest htddsr bidders
notice Pow
reby granted - saA an bids offers