The Monticellonian., 1906-05-03
Farmers Co=Operafive
 Union of America.
CO-OPERAT0R CLIPS.

If the commercial world profits by cooperation, why not the farmer?
 The mortgage is eternal enemy to the prosperity of the producers.
 Never sell for Hess than the mini. num-
 It is the man who builds you want. You do not need the pullef-backs. They are not eligible to membership. Cut them out and leave them out.
 As long as the producers pursue the same course they have always pur- sued, they will never get what is just. ly theirs. Combinations will do the work.
 The president is mad because the beef packers were not convicted. The packers have built great combina- tion. Now. let the producers do like wise
 It has certainly been demonstrated that the sidings are not safe Every loyal Union man will surely stay on 'he main line.
 What are you doing for the cause? If you believe We are right, and, of course you do, get down to business. The way is clear.
 The Washington conference wttn the English Spinners will be a great meeting. Some of our very best men will be there. Co-Oparator will tell you about it.
 Yes. the one great, the paramount issue of the Farmers, Union is con trolled markets. If We solve the great problem. the smaller problems will solve themselves.
 No. no We do not object to the fine buildings of the cities. but we al- so want to see them in the country. The city must not be built up at the expense of the country.
 By and by. when telephones arc in all the country homes, when the eoun- try is built Up as it should he, life in the country will be less lonely and people will turn from tse cts. to the country.
 Johnson County. Texas. will build at least six warehouses this s-@ag That Is ;he best we have heard of yet. G,t every county throughout the entire cotton belt build every one it needs.
 Two million bales of cotton taken off the market at any time will con trol the price It is a very easy thing to keep that amount of cotton off the market. The warehouse will do it,
 The organization work Is going for ward now in Texas, to very gratify- ing extent. Much good work is being done in all the states. May it never cease.
 Lets lay plans to beauify the home We are going through this country only one time Let's make everything as pleasant as possible. The home is the hope of the nation. Let Us have beautiful homes. Let us make condi- tions so just that all may have beau tiful homes.
 Do not sell on a declining market Much better sell irisngo adada Much better sell on a rising market.
 A direct deal with the manufactur- CT is what we must have. We are go ing to get it. It is right and what is right can be done.
 How much longer will the producer sell his produce to the highest bid der?
 A pulIer-hack must certainly get out of the way. The watchword is on ward, march.
 Did you have something of interest at your last local? Be sure to have something of importance for discus sion each meeting.
 Again it has reached eleven cents. The Farmers Union has always been right
 We saw great many self binders "out in the rain" last week. They will be needed right away and will be in poor shape for service. Let's take care of the farm implements.
 The mortgage, the mortgage! It buries every hope and extinguishes the fire of zeal and courage. Let $ quit giving them forever.
 If we would make direct deal with the spinners, we must put ourselves In shane. Build warehouses.
 Competition among the producers is surely financial death to the producer. The price should be a just, fair and equitable one all the time. Some sweet day, it is going to be thus.
 Yes, we are trying to form farm ore nrntcctiye combination for the