The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
Correspondence.
(From Fridays Daily)

j. II. Dunn, Organizer Of the Farm
ers' Union, Amarillo, Texas.
Dear Sir.
| sincerely hope that you are get
ting along nicely and pleasantly and
that all OF your business Is moving
along as smoothly as clock work to
your profit and satisfaction.
believe that you can render scr
vice OF Unreasonable value to your
people In the following manner:
first, by getting the Farmers Unions
to use their influence at the coming
Farmers Congress at the A. & NJ.
College, which meets on the 9TH, Sth,
and 9th OF July, next, to have the
Farmers Congress to use It's influ-
ence upon all OF the commercial or
ganizationsof this state, to have said
commercial organizations to use
their influence in their respective
communities to bring about the or
ganlzation OF dalrying clubs that car
ries with It hog growing, poultry
producing and sheep raising, all four
OF which are the most profitable In
dustries In the United States and can
be converted into money every day
in the year, and in so doing organize
creameries in every county in this
state, which will make ours a hap.
Ply, prosperous people, with bright
and happy homes and will double
the value of our lands.
Second, to have the Farmers Con-
gress to use It's Influence to have the
state OF Texas with or without the
assistance of the United States Ag-
riculture department, to establish In
South Texas and in North Texas, al
so in West Texas and one in tho
Panhandle experiment stations and
to have dalrying demonstration
farm attached to each experiment
station, as aforesaid, for the en-
couragement OF those who may de-
sire to engage In the dalryng busi-
ness, which will result to the bene-
III OF all OF the people.
Governor Campbell in his Terrell
speech on the Goth inst, agreed to
recommend these things, as result
OF the agitation we have carried on.
Third, 1t would be well for every
community to use Its influence on
their representative In congress to
this effect. Hon. John II. stephens,
as YOU know, represents the Pam
handle country
Fourth, | think 1t would be advls-
able for you to use your influence
through Hon. John Stephens OF Tex
as and the congressman of Colorado
and the representatives OF New Mex
leo, through the Farmers Unions to
cause the United States dalrylng
demonstration farm on large scale
to be established near Amarillo.
Fifth, / believe 1t would be adj
visable, II yog see proper, to use
your influence in your section Of the
country TO create a Farmers Union,
with local assistance to build cream
cries in that country, | see that
the Farmers Unions In Colorado
have made arrangements in the East
for money to build sugar beet fac
tory and oreameries,
Sixth, / believe It would prove of
Unreasonable value to your section
OF the country II you could go to
the Farmers Congress, yourself and
there use your own influence with
the State Farmers Congress along
these lines. II these things meet wit
your approval, and am willing to
personally contribute to your expense
$50 or SO much thereof as It will
ANNAilN W booi gVuA NApNhoVb lhtlO
and back. shrr
II dairying demonstration farm
is established In the Amarillo coun-
try would be glad II Prof, c, o.
Moser, in charge OF the United States
demonstration farm at Denison,
would be put In charge o. the ANA
rillo dairying demonstration farm of
the United tSates government, Prof,
Moser isa worthy gentleman and has
done much good in the department OF
the dairying business throughout the
Southwest. ! would be glad II you
would correspond with him at Deni-
son. He VIII be glad to hear from
you. Please kindly auylse him that
recommended tnat you correspond
with him and Il yen go to- the Farm
ers' Congress II would give me much
pleasure II you would meet the pro.
lessor, he could give you much tt
formation that would be of immea '
urable benefit to your people.