Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

G-[4e4 III IEGt1SEEl&A Et1L--3 f8t-ts
seen De ga-g1 enough IL essalsEIlzs= rae
-r7fsIcsng 1cwz- II he ARMS Prices
- farm 5r8tzIaLs 5ezz1 % a6va1G'--
and WITH rh4s af-7ace -z-1e an Ia
crease N me c-trs II farm and m
proved uzG1zCfrY E1s-74sfd The
-Trzu5 e- af acr.s ens nan s5Hld .zr1.-
-1eresy 1errsaziag h1s easr II or--
flzcr6n TIE expression arm
1sor' WA 1c ouxsr Heard Men
vtfa rad nor secured arms u HEX
9wr Began 20 seek tasaZ- Ant tie
march % tne Eesr and Sdr-nv mi
va rssare6 E-gz-aSu 1ra.ecrt
we're stared and me 1ozesrEag. iav
1-a.se a1srz Ebe-as n 5rser 70 a1axe
the settlement IT rls sEn4-ar-d e1G1-
rsy mors a5,rzGr9Ts- N@w zreas az
government lad vers Opened far
@nrry
c4nsn6 fsr Increased Production
IA the Meantime tns CONSUMING
1GoEze tat oerscls s1ucerue6 12e-
me prospect q 5ay .az higher prices
for sacdsra<ra Ctr.ss and lacusr-7aI
csa-Srs had 1esn 5uEIC ~ CT -ts14cI--
bs1aiy easa2 f5se- indeed -aet-
quilting Wa tle a-zE ess<n-.a. u
Developing farm values Tien -ts
lnersase III crlcs called t1- reat!rzr-
11ent and required wage z67z1cEA
o-zzaEza1czs q efrF s1si1esa nen
5egaa 70 axe Al laCsrsar - fam
s.-alrs ald preaEa me s1rY q IL
creased 5-st1e-Icu TIE Back %
Tie LAaG' cry 5egaa 70 tie asar1-
sncrsasef. a55ro2rtaE.6ns BY Congress-
aaf- ~ sIa-e Legislatures Esre Ea4ia
20 sr4E1 jIlare setEer usracfts q farm
jag AMI ta2s Increase prod 1ctlou n
Ire h6pe az keeping taT1 t1oG
prices. TIE -J.rzI E2I.t- uoTsuez1
xas s1zrces. with the thought -ha--
CT making c116i-16 or ne taru
aaG-s attractive The trtE- from -az
farm "a the city n gf1r ce eheezaft
The work u zx-lc.lcarzE colleges
vas strengthened 5y the aftst5on II
Extension cecar-1ze1G IRE function
az which a 70 AAs rhe teaching az
better methods ot flaming and stock
growing I1Ts re Counties AID z-aI-
81 mMlnlr.es- ara especially 20
stu 4lare an -lrsresr = szrutry
among tzs 2oYs and z1-ss Al sorrz
CT s1G-Es Ee-a Zzads ~ e1sck The
trleE <roE1 The farm II the city. and
% -lat1-aIa farm 1re62criar-
In TRUTH, aere n America farm
.z CANE 20 that stag xaare =
ceaae1 70 o. a lere struggle .ar
a5sste-aace,- Ard i teuac IN place
amid rae con cecIr4o1 far ac1leve-
1-er- Il vas 10 .1rger tie l1he--
eat4Y tlrscCed operation ws-h 80
So. t1r resrr!crec living oEr oecs ne
: cc=a r sr-laL scientific a1era.Ic.
VIA AGcaer %4rE-e- - E1a-e - -se
a-coca olLsh-serts IL A ns1e-r ne.
aE- Sac1 EarrIcJ 5aci01 u madam
reTarrs
Cry fs- Foe1 E,tsrs.sse
L.er czLle zee Word VA WIKI
aereieratec greatly Ire a-avzr.e1.
which vas already 1r1@r tU.l bead
way TIE cry t1- food wa.ca cane
srcl1 TIE nations across tne ga
caused ECr-ler advances II p-zces ~
farm Prod 2eEa, A. vel Al II -ri-es
6f farm land, aEc 5orh ,-cf-s ara
carr2dt.sEa Stimulated erct lotion
Bat VITA tnIs increased demand far
Ehe products az TIE rarE1 can.e also
Al increased demand Ear tie pro-
14cts IT our fscr1r,es ard ct.e- In
d-strlaI enterprises resygfclr- -
alzasr vages, aud re city ecr-tr.f1A,+
70 Pull from. re farm large numbers
ct young neE WHO dIt rot have
farTss Of tHei- ovE and could see NJ
prospect Of getting them. and VIC
thought they could see n The civ
bet'e- wages and greater opp1r-zal-
ties tor Advancement 81 vel Al
more attractive Hv1-z ccn4Er.1n.
y the fzces were available = xozggt
b@ FOUND, probably, that t1rfrz the
perIot from 1905 70 1911. the
time IT cur entrance INTO re va
tae drift from tire farm II the c4-~
continued w.ta little abatement. no--
"i'Esr&nGfag the more hopefzE cor
s1i:!ons On the farm.
spIercId Par % Farmers
TIE splendid part played By the
farmers ct the nation during the VA
probably never viii bs Qaterz,oo4 40
fully appreciated 5y our oeo5Ie
more Tran twenty-five Pc cent az
all oar fighting men came from The
saSnas, ard after sending their soo,
70 TIE eamD1 the fathers ard
mothers. With the help Of the young
eF cAIIdren- turned 70 and cyrotuce1
more toad than was ever before ,~o-
cUced IN the history Of the uo~f1 -
the same time and frora ehe =ano.
area Of land. Their working tav.
were measured rot By the clock bF-
OF the number az daylight hours
IHey took 10 themselves .se
soonsIoility Of feeding not only our
OWE people, but also our aFIfes
scFoss the sea In more WAYS than
one. or farmers made the rar t5afr
war, and counted 10 sac-5sre too,
great 70 help fight II through n =
S1ccessful fnish TIE g-o-y ~
what they did. written By some oue
VINO understands II. viii furnish ,,os
Of the most glorious chapters in
american history One thing NAV
Ssy-sn every American cons,c.
from the revolution for indepandencA
TO the World war for naIntatned
rights. the farmer hsx been 100 pe-
cent American and ready FOR go,
sacrifice
Certain Results Of Conditions
without speaking al length Of
farm production and prices during
AMI AM MINT