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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

not exist. 1t is poised high in the
air unsupported by income or prop
erty values, and gives us reason to
contemplate what the future has in
store.
In determining the assessed val
uation only the one standard, as
fixed by the Legislature, the actual
market value, to take any other
value as standard, is to openly
thwart the intention of the Legis-
lature and to endanger the whole
tax structure and the future of
many counties in this state.
Members of the tax boards are
supposed to so act that the tax
burden will fall equally upon all
kinds of property in Minnesota and
yet they have definitely determined
that farm lands shall pay taxes on
an assessed value in excess of act
ual value, and in some cases double
the actual value. This places I'M
just burdens upon some property
owners.
Government boards responsible
for assessed valuation more then
market value basis have violated
the law. The lame excuse of the
necessity of raising sufficient funds
will not vindicate the boards. 1t
proves again that the tax spending
agencies are at times more power
full than our laws.
If the permissible rate of levy
does not raise sufficient funds on
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
Seventeen All Clubs
Made 100 Percent
Continued from Page One)

stock Show trip with their calves
are Melvin Markwardt of the Stick
ney Hill club, Joe Ebnet of the
Holdingford club, Joe and Alex
Didier of the St. Martin club, and
Richard Ruehle of the Willing
Worker Club in St. Augusta town.
ship.
Already a number of the boys
and girls who had baby beef calves
in 1910 have made plans to enter
the project again in 1871. Since the
baby beef project is almost a whole
year project, it is necessary for
club members to have calves in
their possession and on feed by
November LIST. Club members are
free to purchase their calves any
where they see fit although the
number of calves available in the
county for feeding purposes has
always been rather limited. With
that in mind the county agents Of
flee at st. Cloud will again give
assistance to club members who
wish help in locating calves for the
coming year.
Plans have been made for a car
load of western Hereford calves to
come to Stearns county about the
middle of October. These are range
calves, born in the months of April
and May, and will come here
weighing about 400 pounds per
head With the help of some other
nearby counties Angus calves will
probably also be available again
this year. The supply of Hereford
calves will be ample to take care
of all the needs in the county but
the supply of Angus is likely to be
somewhat iimited. In years gone
by the price of the Angus calves
was slightly higher than for the
Herefords.
For this year again several Of the
banks of stearns county will assist
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
PUBLIC OPINION
TAX PROBLEMS
Editor Herald:

Editor Herald:
Through a period Of years, the
people themselves have been grow
ing more and more in the inclina-
ton of spending ahead of their in
come, and this inclination has been
carried over into the government,
so that the government now is
spending ahead of the income of
the generation yet unborn.
The last twenty years both Agri-
culture and Industry have expand
ed and have become more intricate
and complicated. Government has
also expanded and have become
more administrative and more cost
ly we have all seen taxes multiply
to meet these over increasing costs
of government. To meet this cost
we had to have new forms of taxa
ton, raise in levies, new bond is
sues. This expansion in govern
ment has greatly lowered property
values.
Therefore today much of our tax
structure Is built on values that do
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
President Signed
Draft Act Tuesday
Continued from Page One)

a request to Speaker of the House
an additional $1,733, sS6,976 for the
defense program.
The bulk of the money is to fin
ance CONSUMPTION, members of the
house appropriations committee
said. 1t includes money for pay,
subsistence, housing, clothing, etc.
The final congressional actions,
approval first by the senate and
then by the house of compromise
version of the legislation, came
quickly at midday after brief de-
bate. The senate approved At to
25 and the house 232 to 124.
This compromise version includ-
ed authority for the President to
take over and operate on a rental
basis plants from which the gov
eminent could not obtain defense
orders as expeditiously as desired.
At the insistence of the senate, the
bill had been shorn of restrictions
which, several senators complained
weakened this industrial section
and made it unenforceable in the
courts.
The controversy in the senate
over the provision prevented con-
gress from voting approval of the
legislation recently. The bill was
returned to a conference commit
tee, composed of senators and rep
resentatives, for revision to include
the industry provision previously
passed by the house. 1t was this
revised form that was approved.
One of the last words spoken
in the debate was by Representa-
tive Marcantonio, American Labor,
New York, who called the measure
"a prelude to war, as time and
events will demonstrate"
Although the bill permits only
100000 men to be under training
at any one time, that does not mean
that only 100000 will be drafted.
AS conscripts are mustered out,
new men are to be called. Under
the army's plans, the drafting proc
ess is to go for five years, the
time limit set in the bill, and about
100000 men are to be trained.
The recruits will be drawn from
men without dependents, will re-
ceive $21 a month during the first
four months of training and at
least $50 monthly, new pay of buck
privates, for the remaining eight
months.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

will be to formulate a platform for
the party and make other plans for
the fall campaign. Governor Har-
old e. Stassen will address the con-
vention; reviewing accomplishments
Of his administration and outlining
proposals for further improvements
with the talk broadcast over WCCO
of Minneapolis and st. Paul, KDAL
Of Duluth, WHILE of Virginia, and
WMFG of Hibbing at p. m. Other
party nominees also will talk.
1.-THE vote in the primary is an
impressive endorsement of the
splendid record of our Republican
state administration" DR.. Rada-
baugh said in issuing the call for
the convention. Party workers
throughout the state are ready to
begin an intensive campaign, con-
fident of another sweeping victory
this fall"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
MUSIC CLASSES FOR /.
ADULT STUDENTS
First Session Opened
Tuesday Evening At Senior
High Music Room

Glasses, with free instruction in
music for adults that opened for
first session Tuesday evening, un-
der the direction of Lewis w.
Schaub, Osakis, and former resi-
dent of Sank Centre, are open to
all adults in this community, it was
announced.
Though classes have already OPP
ened interested adults will still be
admitted to the instructions, Mr..
Schaub said this week. The course
will include work in chorus, octette,
quartet or other vocal work.
Glasses are held Tuesday eve
nings, at 1880 o'clock in the Senior
high school building music room,
at the northwest corner of the
building with entrance at the west
door.
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HUGE CATHOLIC CON-
VENTION AT MELROSE
CONTINUED from Page One)

continued from Page One)
An outdoor program will follow
Immediately after the parade, to be
opened by the convention chair
man, Leo J. Beste. Speakers on
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

club members in financing calves
if they need this help. Likewise one
of the commission firms at South
st. Paul will also give assistance
when needed.
The next Stearns county All club
leaders meeting will be held at
Freeport in the parochial school
auditorium at eight o'clock Friday
evening, September 20. This meet
ing will be devoted primarily to a
discussion of reorganization of local
clubs for club work in 1871. Along
with reorganization for club work
in 1871, the new set-up for putting
on one-act plays in Stearns county
will be discussed. At one of the pre-
vious meetings it was decided to
have the one-act plays in the fall
of the year instead of in the spring
and to continue putting them on a
non-competitive basis as was done
during 1910. The time of putting on
these plays will be desided by the
leaders at this meeting.
There will be much business per-
tanning to the National Catholic
Rural Life Conference to be held
at st. Cloud and the State Central
Catholic Verein Convention to be
held at Melrose as the All clubs OF
the county are taking a very active
part in both conventions. At the
Melrose convention several clubs
will be putting up booths in the
parochial school as well as putting
up an exhibit pertaining to club
work. In the afternoon of Septem-
Der % it is hoped that many of the
clubs will march behind their ban
ner in the parade which will be
conducted through town. Following
this parade the clubs of Stearns
county will have a very active part
in the youth program for the after
noon. In st. Cloud during the Ma
tional Catholic Rural Life Confer
ence there will be a special club
booth set up in the old Cathedral
High School building. On Monday
evening. September 80, there will
be a special club program put on
for the benefit of delegates to the
conference.
Business pertaining to the Coun-
ty Fair will be discussed and it is
hoped that the premium checks will
be ready for distribution to the
leaders. The county achievement
day is another subject that will
come up before this leaders meet
ing. This county achievement day is
usually held sometime in November
at which time the medals and
awards are given to the members
who have done outstanding work
in the county for the past year.
At the last leaders meeting
which was held at st. Martin ap'
proximately 100 adult and junior
leaders attended 1t is hoped that
as large an attendance can be had
at this coming leaders meeting.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

Sank Centre substitutions includ-
ed: backs, Neal, Kuefler; end,
Keldahl.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
Republicans To Meet
Saturday In Minneapolis
Party Workers Here Receive
Call For State Convention
To Open Campaign

With the primary over, Republi-
can party leaders from this county
and other counties throughout the
state will gather in Minneapolis
Saturday for a reconvened session
of the state convention of the party,
opening the intensive general elec-
ton campaign.
The meeting will open at 1:30
p. m. at the Minneapolis auditor
ium, DR.. r. c. Radabaugh. state
chairman, reported in the official
call received here. Delegates at
the initial session of the state con-
vention in May arranged to have
another session on call of the chair
man after the primary.
Principal task of the convention
DR.. Radabaugh said in his call
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
LEAGUE BOWLING TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY
Monday and Thursday
Evenings Set Aside
For TwO-League Play

With two out-of-town teams def
initely in, the Main Street and Cen
trail leagues of the Sank Centre
Bowling Association stood ready
this week to tip the applicant on
% weeks of high-powered league
bowling at the Kegler's Klub that
is expected to end up someplace in
the whopping ABC tournament in
st. Paul next spring.
Addition of team from Grey
Eagle and another from Melrose
in the Central, senior loop, was
verified by secretary for the assoc
iation, Bernard Schoenhoff, Tues
day by telephone.
He announced that the eight
team Main Street League, with
play every Monday evening would
rock the opening guns next Mon
day evening, September 23rd, with
two shifts at 700 and 900. Cen
trail League will open next week
with play on Thursday evening in
two shifts.
First weeks pairings in the
schedule could not be announced
as yet nor all the players on the
16 teams in the two circuits, but
schedules will be available by next
week, it is expected.
Sponsors of the teams in the
Main Street League follow: Main
Street Theatre, Saeger's Dry Clean
ers, Tydol, Red Parrot, Coffee
Shop, Borgmann Brothers, Pontiac
Buick, and Merchants National
Bank.
For the Central loop: Jerry's Bar,
Sig's Place, Greenwald Bank, Irv's
Bar, North American, Pepsi-Cola,
Grey Eagle and Melrose.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

the program are: Very Rev. L. ].
Haupt, DR.. G. Tierney Of Hastings,
DR.. A. A. Meyer, mayor of Melrose,
Atty. w. J. Stephens of Melrose,
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Luigi Ligutti of
Granger, Iowa, and Rt. Rev. Joseph
F. Busch, bishop of st. Cloud.
A special childrens' meeting will
be held after the parade at the ST.
Boniface hall. A play will be pre-
scented by the Rockville All club,
there will be entertainment by
John Hansen and Art Plantenburg,
group singing, and addresses by
VIM. A. Boerger, Joe Kunkel and
Joe Korte.
Home talent will present the play,
Dictator Day." at the st. Boni,
face hall in the evening at S:15.
The st. Boniface choir will sing
between acts of the play.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

the actual valuation of real estate,
that is no concern Of the taxing
boards. Either the constitution and
the statute will have to be changed
to permit higher rates of levy or If
that can not be safely done as an
economic proposition, then the cost
of county and local government
should be reduced.
Surely the motto Equality be-
fore the law" does not include as
sessments as made on some of our
property, in some townships and
counties in Minnesota.
George Odell, Brooten,
President Stearns County
Taxpayers Association.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19

state over the two-year period, Gov
ernor Stassen praised the Minneso-
ia Resources commission as fact
or in the trend and as representa-
tive Of the state governments pol
icy of inspiring confidence and
stability in Minnesota's economic
future. Appointed early in the
Stassen administration, the re-
sources commission has endeavored
to retain established industrial
firms and to foster the opening of
new types of business in the state
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-19
COMMODITY LOANS

John Terwey, chairman OF the
Stearns County Agricultural
Conservation Association, an
nounces that loans are now
available to eligible producers,
on wheat, barley and rye. Any
cooperator under the 1910 Agrl-
cultural Conservation program,
interested in a loan on any of
these commodities, should write
or call at the County Office,
located at 120 5th Ave. &c., St.
Cloud, Minnesota.
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men, bob 6ie ansenteine Webrpfli6t
mitten i'm 5rie6en fon1nen miro.
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pbpfii6en ,,n6 materiellen 2aiten at
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oeL w ullIeIHt Sulluc YtluIueLI luuls
Sen.
Senator @ortb 9. glorf (Soobo)'
bra6te Dor fur5em cine GntldlieBumg
ein, baB alle 8etatieungen ser vSiini.
ten aolonne', einidlieBlid ser aom.
muniiten-, go5i- uno Saidiltener,,p.
pen unteriudt tperoen iollten. Sena.
tor 8beeler bon Montaua iagte bier.
gu:
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angenommen merben. gs iollte cine
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anoeren @ruppen beranitaltet tperben.
@ir iollten feitltenen, Oh bic gnel6n.
Ser ooer @all Street ooer an6ere SSSn.
tereiien uns in BEN &rieg binein5n.
treiben fuden"
@ud Die ,,Steuben Societp Of Mme-
rica" bat cine Grtldrung erlaiien, in
tpel6er eine Senatsl1nteriu riudung ser
uSiinften &olonne ser gnslGnoer" &C.
foroert ipiro:
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Dor ieinen Stammesanseb0rigen bier
in ben Ser. Staaten cine sniprade
belt, peroadtisten i'm sic Sourna.
lilten (Golumniits) als Mann Ser
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