The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-03
happier homes for all.

Ihe buyer is as important as the
breeder. lie must he encouraged to
buy through the forces OF economy
and love of a fine ani4al 1t has
been demonstrated that the success.
ful Say TO educate the buyer t. a
better grade OF animals is By compar-
tson an1 bg showing him the animal.
The sale OF well-bred preporent ami
m Ills Zones that will reproduce their
good qualities when bred 10 one of
their kind AMI that will produce a
bet er animal than the opposite par
ent when bed to an Inferior animal)
becomes an endless chain. The sale
OF well bred animals In any com nun-
ity calls for more and better animalA.
Since IL requires special ability to
produce the highest grade of pedi-
greed aEimaDs there is no danger of
too msnv breeders, but the stockman
and the breeder fill an important
place when tney buy well-bred breed
log stock and take IL TO the farm or
range. Ills neiYhbJrs see it and see
the improvement In his ordinary
stock. They NAV not feel like buy
ing the registered stock but obtain
breeding stock at lower price from
the neighbor. Herein lies the end
less chain and value to you-neW
blood must be continuously intro
duced. The breeders are brought to-
gether, compare and exchange by sell
ling and buying from one another.
The public is important because the
show and sale cannUt be- brought
about as a permanent thing without
their moral and financial support.
All you have to do is to lay aside the
prominent American thought, What
ca 1is, her or their motive bep'
and believe there are people who can
do thugs without hore OF reward
other than that derived by sharing
that OF the community and the hope
of maklug the world better place 10
which to live. Help get community
and stSte aid. II must be an unap'
preciative community or state thai
cannot see the value to the whole
north vest OF your show and sale
| You are the community aud must SCI
that this support is given.
We are all interested in bringing
about what we are pleased 10 call di
versitied farming and destroying-th
calling OF the terrible soil robher.
More and better livestock will re
duce his numuer and the size Of tn
farms, but you will always have som
Of his kind in the northwest (hecaus
of the varied soil and climatic condi
tions.) You cannot expect a sudde
change in farming methods, but 20
can lay the foundation that will lea
to the reducing of the size oil th
farms and nake certain parts OF yor
country more productive. YOU
i farmers will always make grain one
their main products, but they mu'
have more and better livestock
they will grow less grain IN the n
far distant future. We are alwa.
; interested in the calling-down ham
ed to the "soil robber - especially
: the people who are in position :
: hello change the conditions.
0 The small farper, one who farr
e on a sGall capital, Is the one W
needs advice and financial help.
> is amusing to read the interestil
q ealing down tine ''soil robbsr" e
from the public and then learn h'
= impossible it is for the small farn
!, to obtain 6uances aud the rate oil
), terest he pays. The men or insd'
= tions that can show the farmer a
= ths people now to make the chan
- without loss OF capital will obtain
% suits The Northwest Livestock
- sociation is helping to bring ao'
- this change slowly but surely.
va a. : WALL ACR