The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-06-14
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netted him about $500 per ton.
CNW 21326, potatoes, the shipper OF
It's car called us by phone asking US
to find him a buyer, and we obtained
price to net him $1.20 per bushel.
Fe was net quite satisfied and tried
to find someone to pay him better
price even though We obtained mar.
ket price on the car. The results were
that after three days he wired US
that he was billing the car to US"
The marketing agency has proven .
wholesome check on those Commits
sion houses Of the cities who may
have been disposed to take advantage
of the situation to force exorbitant
prices. Particularly, many cars of po-
tatoes were sold at the agency to the
consumer while the farmer was look
ingGKainly everywhere for other mar.
5kets., The producer and consumer
were brought together to the mutual
benefit and profit of both. ~ r.
To maintain that Governor Burn.
quist and the State Safety Commits
sion" have not been benefit to the
laboring people and to the farmers OF
the state is rank treason and disloy.
atty at this time of the nations crisis
when so much is expected of OR state,
and the unified effort of the people is
so vitality necessary. Statements and
arguments to the contrary are made
with the sole purpose of deceiving
the people and for selfish purposes
only. Our state officials and our war
boards are entitled to every ounce OF
cooperative effort that can be given
them in their patriotic task and when
It is not forthcoming it means trea.
son, anarchy and 'disloyalty to the
cause and nothing else. Only by a
united and concentrated effort can
Minnesota do her best.
We have a peculiar state of affairs
in our state. 1t promises disaster and
ruin unless the loyal, patriotic people
of the state to not rise in their might
and crush the Hun propaganda"
among us that is fiourishing SO openly
and is endeavoring to lead a great
number of farmers, laboring people
and their sympathizers, who are them
selves thoroly loyal, into enterprises
that, are mere political makeshifts to
build up the selfish ambitions Of de-
signing traitors by their own admis-
sions. :, This class or organization
owned and controlled by -handpicked
committee has never failed to seize
every opportunity to descredit any
man or measure that meant the ad'
vancement of patriotic work i'm this
state. They have stopped to the low
est forms of political jockeying In
order to secure some sort Of ground
upon which to hang cooked up charges
of discrimination on the part of Gov
ernor Burnquist and the Commission
against the laborer and farmer, II or
derSto furths r their own cause, divide
our people, breed hatred and discord
between classes, create mistrust be
tween the farmer and the villager ant
so profit financially and politically
among themselves.
The record of the past year Is here
with given and proven. 1t will be an
easy matter to differentiate between
the true friend Of the farmer and
laborer and those who seek to use
them only as means to selfish ends
It is time to choose between the
false and the true and with a loyal
people awakened to the danger, there
is little doubt of the final outcome
for with loyalty united We will wiz
the war;
The Safety Commission has furnish
ed coal to keep the people warm
The farmer with labor to raise his
crops, and helped him to get better
grades and higher prices for his pro
ducts. They have given the working