Duchesne Record | 1914-10-02 | Page 4 | The Farmer's Demands

0 0 THE F FARMERS FARMER'S DEMANDS One of the good signs of the t times imes is the effort of many to organize the farmers of the vanous various various vari van ous states Thes organizing movement is not for the purpose of f raising the price so much aso as asto asto t to o farmer to get mOlie money molicy c cars ars seed supplies etc when he needs them This cooperative spirit is not caused by agitators by philosophers or by scientists scientists-it it is the th direct res result lt of conditions which none can change from their natural course The force of our ur growing population with the facilities for transportation ind nd communication brings men i into nto closer relationship All forces have contributed to the progress yet in an unconscious manner wherein the results of today are traced to the activities ties of yesterday But these signs are good por portending por por- tending as they do the dawn of better things the gradual assen- assen dancy of the rational mind over new conditions 0 C