The Nevada County picayune., 1907-03-15

name, how can the millions of land less ones stand what they have to stand?-Farmers Journal There's no denying the fact that the growth of the Union is now moro rapid than ever before Eleven cent cotton is mighty eloquent
 CO-OPERATOR CLIPPINGS.
 Got your warehouse under way?
 Every new member makes Union 1 success that much nearer
 We have got the speculator guess ing, and let's keep him at it. Do not forget the ginning problem this year. Cooperative gins are pay l ing Investments
 How are you farming this year? For the speculator or for yourself and family?
 
 great cause this wear than ever be- fore. What do you say?
 The main track is the only one that is safe This is an industrial or ganization. Do not get or a siding.
 No man can be free and independ ent American citizen and give mort gage on his crop from year to year. Mortgages mean financial death.
 The boys will stay at home on the farm when the farm is made pleasant and profitable. That time is coming.
 What difference does it make If you Half crop sold right is the better of the two.
 If you want to buy a horse and the owner lets you name the price, you'll be sure to put it low enough. will you not?
 \ hog is as sure Of sale at or cents pound on foot as d bale of cotton is for II cents. Better raise few hogs to sell It is good place 10 put wour surplus corn.
 South Carolina has a farmer who never bought d bushel of corn in his life. How many other farmers can say that? This farmers name is Aaron Boggs and he lives near Pen dleton.
 If a merchant pays i cents yard for calico and sells it for cents, he makes 100 per cent above cost does he not? Have you not the same right to make 50 per cent on your products, above cost?
 Are you farming along up-to-date methods. with the latest and most approved farm machinery? If not, you are liable to fall behind in the race for life.
 The day of the street cotton buyer is past; there is a new order of things Our cotton is to be sold from the warehouse for nothing less than the minimum price.
 You are going to work hard this year to make that extra blade of grass. Be sure that you think some thing of the way you are to get price for the extra blade.
 The whole world recognizes the great work done by the Farmers Un- ion. It has been the most marvellous work ever done, but the great work is not yet done There is plenty of work for us all to do.
 Our State and National officials are working for us both night and day. They are a devoted set of wor- thy officials. Let's stand by them to a man. They need encouragement and support.
 Do not worry about the seeds your Congressman sends or does not send you. If they come. give them to the children for their little plats to learn 10 farm with. The government pays for them. and that is all right. you know.
 They do cooperative business in Great Britain. There are 2,500000 members in the various undertakings, with a capital of over s1S0, 900 in- vested. The profits, net, last year were about $50,000,000, nearly 30 per cent on the investment. The Farm. CTS Union ought to pattern after our English cousins. The way the Brit ish start cooperative business is to raise the capital by selling shares at $5 to SEQ and no one person can put in more than 5000 in shares, and each shareholder has but one vote,