| Show r- r r On Duchesne County Farms F With The County Agent I I I 1 Rapidly changing conditions new difficulties and old problems confront those in agriculture to to- to day Farmers have had to take the initiative in meeting them Men who are are doing the best job of farming have been able to domInate dominate dominate dom dom- this situation They have put their business on a basis whereby they can make profits even under unfavorable circum circum- stances Here are some of the things these successful farmers have done They have equipped their farms with modern machinery adapted to to their needs to reduce labor costs They are adopting a cropping program that yields a variety of products ts builds up the soil and enables them to handle livestock Keeping detailed records of their farming operations and from them discovering new ways to cut expenses and increased their profits Seeking finding and adopting better methods of crop production production production tion some of which the use of mechanical power has made pos pos- sible Feeding livestock carefully balanced balanced balanced bal bal- rations tested for their gain producing ability Using every possible means of preserving and increasing the fertility fertility fertility fer fer- fer- fer of their soils including crop rotation Testing their milk cows in or- or dren The school board baard is not responsible for the blunders of the legislature and should not try to correct the errors of ot congress congress congress con con- out gress by Herod When we get rid of giving special privileges to the few by congressional congressional congressional laws good times Umes will come again The school board cant can't do it Let the board politely and wisely heed the voice of the people people people peo peo- for the voice of the people is the voice of God L. L A. A HOLLENBECK SOMETHING WRONG BUT ITS NOT IN DENMARK Dear Editor The farmers have plenty of cream and milk butter and eggs and in most sections they have more than an abundance of the grains and cereal crops but when they attempt to place these commodities commodities commodities com com- on the market they are compelled to accept prices that are far below their cost o of production production production pro pro- and at the same time we read of starving thousands Why should this cond condition tion exist exist exist ex ex- in this land of unknown riches It sounds phoney doesn't it People starving starving- Farmers and produces anxious to sell but no business what business what is wong Just this Where does the farmer farm farm- er sell his products To the laborers in manufacturing centers centers centers cen cen- to be sure But the laborers laborers laborers labor labor- ers cant can't buy the farmers' farmers products products products pro pro- ducts because they have no job and therefore they have no no in income income income in- in come hence no purchasing pow pow- er The big interests take about two-thirds two of the profits of labor so that labor being the chief chic consumer consumer consumer con con- sumer of its it's products and of the products of the farmers Is left with only third one-third of his earnings earnings earnings earn earn- ings with which small proportion he must buy back three-fourths three of his and the farmers' farmers tion This is why this system sponsored by Republicans and by Democrats has gone haywire It is about time the American people come to their senses and discard this old worn-out worn system Say Say it with Ballots Yours sincerely JOHN O. O WATERS WAITERS Duchesne Utah der to eliminate from their herds the animals which h are unable to return a profit above feed cost Using high quality seed for planting and treating it to control control control con con- diseases which reduce yield Building good homes modern and comfortable and thoroughly equipping them as as s a direct means of better doing their job and encouraging encouraging encouraging en en- their children hildren to make agriculture their life work |
