The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-06
ANDERSeN, S. G, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER s. 1905
The South Carolina Farmers Uaiou.

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| The State Council OF the Farmers
Educational. and Co-operative Union
OF Sonsh Caroline. at the meeting held
In Anderson Nov. card, :: decided to
make known to the public nc large the
following main alsjIsee::ss soaa Of is mission
1E our State; SES:s II. .1tse
First. TO teach our farmers how 70
produce profitable crops. S s5 4: FL :,
Second. How beat to market our
produ1ts SO as to turn tho profits of
eur produce into the hands OF the pro-
dncerss instead of allowing che nom
producers TO reap these profits. =. 3,s1}
We believe that it viii be Co the nu-
tual interest OF tile Farmers, Union
ana the press of the country for the
Farmers' Union to use and advocate
lts cause end principles through all
ene established newspapers of the
country without preference so long .as
Itions between the Farmers' Union and
the press OF the State prevails.
~ w g believe that the q farmers' Of the
State appreeiat the fact that the far
mers should have an organization of
their own comp exclusiyely Of far
We believe that no other occupation .
Gan consistently OBJ iect !to farners hav-
Ing an organizations of its own, corn.
posed entirely OF farmers. .t&f a. ..ti:.s .s.Iz
Ihe ,Farmsrs Union propose to at
tend 10 lite own farming husinese, Id
Its own way without making any at
fenpt ak pulling down other legiti-
mate ocDnpationB. or bnsiness in or
Ger TO bniid up our farming interest.
demanding profitable prices For ss our a
money crop cotton, and inf forcing the
eanle, the Farmers Union urges it's
! ni6m bsTs aud all ot her. farmers OF the
cotton belt to raise all home eupplies
on their farms that will grow there
8 Our Farmers, Union discouragea the.
Fsystem OF buying many supplies (that
farms} at high rates Cor the purpose Of
growing the ono crop ptton, which I'M
yarlabiy cal 1ses orr cOtSon&to be sold
IA. force Haies. to Ray for supplies OBJ
tanned at high rates. Iy5 : :. E$;:: y
w ny there shonld not be. any friction
between their MEM bers7 !, Y ,y2 NJ ~ s.
5ti Becaase we have the came interest
as sake as fo proAsabls priees to the
Becanse we should be liberal enough
hL9ys sagds each other TO permit eacn or
ganisation 20 attain Its objects in its;
81. Bec6uSe We feel iG a dnty We owe
each other TO stand fneathnsi 4 80 II,
S.{ iiecauBa every i1tereet OF the South
B is seaked upon q prof fitable priEs to- the
pTadueer tlt. of our great staple crop cot-i
Beeause the Farmers Unioni ia staict:
BfarTners orRaniza sicn =,
.ss: lSecause sai Il II Dt hers tefests s have
their separate and 7 q istinDt $Organiaiiy
fion p, Htlst g 81 tlla GO tt0r asso ton il nm
ANA ma ted i or cob organ izas
$tion, hero 8l int nterssts5 in ssths 5e9tton
Ference fpr. the WsIfarp 81 our . comm on
interest, /, " hiEh anchors around profit
able prices 10 the pro- odneers of saot-
s:s b,eanss aI i've here together
linS I The sonthla here Il cott0n iB
Bseause saen igp intersss,tt ), sts 81 com d.
36tns 9 sae tg Egdase pr.,tl ts ta proaneer
every dol Ear TINS forced out Ofs the
producers hand that goes 10 foreign
Interests, |, is just 80 many dol liars taken
out lot the South e E$tv hi ich will sooner
Or later he Felt in every vein and
artery 0f onr9 whole systetl sSuf iIld1ss
:triea and trad les s. hose pnl ations are
sent l fortt r0na l1s heart which lis;
embed upon cot 81
s d; 3 eeause tits she gght thing to teach
'isY comet thing better i'm tb be land than
ael if
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