Infirmary report urges better farm management reforms
A county inquiry finds no fraud but criticizes Infirmary management. Old cows should be replaced, hog production should resume locally, and feed waste cut. Wheat and potatoes should be grown on site. current output is 0 wheat and 220 bushels of potatoes on 2 acres. Pasture, salaries, and two main buildings receive strong condemnation, while the insane ward is praised for structure but plagued by odor. Outside relief nearly doubles total costs. report seeks immediate attention to aging facilities.
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