Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-04
TALKS FARMING
To CITY TEXAN
PETER RADFORD SUGGESTS
AID FOR STATE AGRI.
CULTURE


mDni agricultural convention b H1H
most encouraging 'n SEQ assembled
many of 'h' aIitDie# mind of 'n"
nation lnH f1 f.u1 f.r leaders %. pIh-
Do thought throughout tH' country
admitting 'Hr Hrm'r problem 'n
.' Marketing lni fHral 'r'dI' IH'
cuisines mrn o' 'hn nation arc. a. 10
rule go operating FIfh fnr nrm'r
in i.' D.1'IDH OF ih'.r prnh."m'
a'nhf practical 0l' a1d .1' aHf'rI'
iIfa Interest" Hr' ft.u t1.'' BOZ
'."I' .'IH.IIt
'.. IaHln iHa' ] could perhaps
Ho' .....' 1Ii'rr ublnri fhaa nfar.
'I.'| '.H'I''lf' H''I fuot ih'.
'H'' '"M.Hf /. 'h' tr'''rf d'.Ifhi
'|' orator. n.fl'Inn 'nd ih'
N dreamer VISION Hnl Do Hn dare"
Foo ia. % subject .'I.I Wpae Poo
.ii H.1 r.. ' 'H H"'n .hf'Irh
''' .'H'I''| H'H'. rH''' where 600.
I'. i'IW ono .H H0Hf''i 'Iu.
'''. lrn.d. "H.' HH'.' . touches
mother 'aI'1 H''. .' '' 'I' 'tp'n+.
%. Doing considered brIiII IH.I
ana W'''iiuit'I' HIi pens N 'hr
Interest o' W'. 'hp 'Hfm 'D. It.
iHf an1 90. iA. Official h'I4 of a1 .'
''''.'"H "I W'h 400 l"'I"" 'N' p'1
Hl tn' dI' "i.ih'f'I 'D promote
Woo md''iIaI "'I''f' H' iN' farmer
"' cannon ''I .'a. .'I.i scar dreams
'' H." "u poetry 'hd f' afr There
''''. compelled in approach i'is ..h.
i''i from practical viewpoint
100 th. article ! 'tit" ih" attention
'. w'u ADO" Iif" BOO cities 'hp "i''1
'h' hlWm'r tho Toll h'nIn1 th'
counter $500" study aHd mauar' n'-
iwr# and whose backs have inlt thr
i'I cot experience ana whose ihrhif
CD. nancy nave been arrested h} ur.
'u'I transactions
Ihr I'f's Farmer Dr. starving al.
'h""f' surrounded b} plenty a
rather startling statement hui u"v-
'ii"'I'a lfn' h' m not starving
Toy ihintH H' can raise d" iH turicii-
ihf 100 production. Dog Doc has NOT Tue
price OF ih' comforts. ruuFeniourr1
ana advantage OF modern liir lio
can. OF course. pfoduo" all tho u"c-
'.ri''es and many of tho Injuries of
UT" on ih" farm and so long as he b.
g'iismi'd 10 I've as animals live, h9
h''d not Fo further Boo hiH study than
production, but ihc moment ambition
II''hrf over hif soul ana DIS heart
h''nhh'H possessed Hi'h &C. toaruiur ior
% hith'r h'' Do" wants market aud
without u hr BE- forced back into The
lower regions oi civilization % h
only boo extending and creating Hr,
"''a OF a''i'ih 'ion aud 100 'oordinai-
.Na supply "ilH demand THAT $50 can
n'lid 'hr farm Before disrus.iul
'"."p''''i'r plans OF marketing J
want 2" reinforce m} suggestion That
markets are the keynote OF prospect
~ DO agriculture.
'h FARMER and ! FULLY realize
'h'l ann placed 100 disadvantage in
''' ''.ihg % 'ii' audience The Tex
't FARMER h's 800 often been intro
d"''d lo business men hy Ncll.mnau-
'Nt NH' MISGUIDED. friends OF agri-
culture as Delinquent, incompetent
'nd incapable OF romproheud'ur his
own pfonirmF that ] deem it adyIs-
''I' io temporarily withdraw from
iuls discussion and call to the plat
form men who 1--we Boo cities and who
nave '1' confidence o' Che business
'''h "' th' state u 's embarrassing
To retire under such circumstance.
hui J kno" you W.li all appreciate my
position
Judge s a Lindsey OF TYLER mem
Der OF ih' Executive Committee of Tho
l''as industrial CONGRESS Chairman
oI %. Farm life Commission ana
recognized as one of tho lhlest stu
dent OF economies 300 the South said
The trouble tbp man Boz fhe piu,
'.'"t. l'ai production is the whole
'".Ht 'Ni h'a Interest BOZ thr farmer
'ol with production This the Tar.
NOR f's"r's aud justly 500 Again
ih' consumer must look to large pro-
auction %. DIE only hope for cheaper
pTl''-. hH' according Co my way OF
'hihkihf. ih' greatest problem bc.
fore 'H's Nation TODAY is the quos.
non "' proper system of marketing
ana system of finances best suit
'd l' In' FARMER 81 needs