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SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1922
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I -educational advantages, regulated production and regulated
selling, a lair financial system, taxation, tariff, transporta
tion, public recognition ;of agriculture, and rural culture.
They are yourTproblemsand mine. What will we do about
tlem? .RBad the facts in the case. . i Page 13
A Good Living on the Farm. Do i you really agree with the idea
of first of all a good giving on the farm"? If you do, are you
just agreeing to be agreeable or do you mean to make an earn
est effort to live-up to this as an established principle? Let's -not
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Our Woman's Departmerirtor 1922-If Mrs. Hutt doesn't tell .
our farm women what they want to-kriow this year it will be
lnrcrolir TiA. Anm U - TVlio TTiif 'irnoa n Q Int nf trouble tO -''
find out what the readers of her 'department want to know ana-
then plans her work accordingly; . .. . .:iU;rPagelJ
CM f nn null Toharrn Si en era. -Whortl will VOU have k
for your directors,, the best politicians among all the signers, '
or those f men whose, honesty is recognized as unimpeaqh-
.able arid whose businessability is outstanding?..... . Page 12
- More Money From Tobacco ; and ' Peanuts." Every tobacco
farmer and every peanut' farmer , will 'be interestedvin these
articles. ' - Mr.'. Moss and Mr.7 Browne have not only had the
' 'benefit of: much study observation, andV experimental work
with regard to theso crops, but as: actual farmers themselves,
v they have had practical'and successful experience in growing
. 7" the cropsNthey write about "i . . ;V ; . ... V,i V'. r- Page 6
, ; How Farmers Make Extfar;Mohey-Oneadvertises; stock : ; of V
v quality ' and sees , that his s customers are satisfied. Another :
; ; s V sells dressed1 guineas..' lAnothef converts his brush". and weeds
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r; ii i ( i fiSZK Mftii jbutteir, ftnd .'potatoes. : j yhat d ypu do ? .t , . . c Page 23
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