Millard County Chronicle | 1915-08-05 | Page 3 | Co-Operation is in Favor

CO-OPERATION IS IN FAVOR t Necessity for Working Together Arises Chiefly From Clumsy Method of Distributing Products. Many a case of so-called overproduction overpro-duction is only a failure to distribute properly tho products to the points where they are desired. While one market suffers from congestion, caused by oversupply, another may be suffering for want of a . sufficient amount, and at the same time tons of produce may be wasting In fields and orchards for want of a profitable market The remedy lies In more uniform distribution. A new faith has developed on the part of the farmers themselves' that the co-operative plan Is the most satisfactory. satis-factory. The farmer is being driven to co-operation by necessity. In the United States the necessity arises chiefly trom the clumsy and unbusinesslike method of distribution of food products, prod-ucts, resulting "In an enormous discrepancy dis-crepancy between the price paid to the producer and the cost to the consumer. con-sumer. United States Agricultural Year Book. Horses for Farm Work. In matching up horses for farm use. It Is quite as necessary to have them equal in strength as it is in color. O! the two, It Is more essential that your team should ba matched In working ability.