Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-11-12

at all times in mind to make it profit
able. permanent. wholesome and sat
tsfactory.
ton bands together the Farm Bureaus
of the state for the purpose of COM
~prehensive study Of rural life for So
cial. economic. financial, educational,
sanitary and other needful purposes;
with a view of securing .permanence
and consistency In rural progress and
development.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton is also called upon to deal with
all questions affecting the business and
social conditions surrounding agricul-
ture and its development as the one
great basic industry.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau Fedora
ton became q permanent organiza-
thereto several meetings had been held,
and an organization committee at that
Incorporation, which were by dele
gates from practically every county in
the state. adopted substantially as pre-
The affairs Of the Federation are d.
County Farm Bureau associations, con-
sG the memb S1sh in the FEEDER.
consisting Of one official representative
from each county organization and an
EXECUTIVE Committee Of ten.
nesd hs first crm Of the Mn
held at the state capitol on January
total of forty-four farm bureau asso-
fi aa oS ha5 aa maze aSd % p
the State Federation. Since then, Quite
a few county organizations have sent
ca Hs't evePy soanty That Tse in
Joined, it has been decided to vote. to
make application before the first of the
next year.
The Minnesota farm bureau fedora
ton is purely representative thru the
various county farm bureau associa-
lions. namely. Q) 1t represents every
community. Each county farm bureau
associations provides for an organiza-
ton that represents each part in the
county and this organization selects it's
official representative in the state fed
Grafton.
(2). It represents all agricultural in
terests, the members, officers and direc-
tors Of the various county farm bu-
reaus, include individuals directly in
terested in agriculture, and all are un-
economically. educationally and social.
ly, with the one main object in mind Of
making agriculture permanent and
profitable: go: 1t represents the var var
farm bureaus do not aim to replace any
other organization. They include
among their members representatives
or all farm organizations. Inc IeQeTa-
ton encourages community work and
cooperation. the development of farm
ing, the betterment Of. country life and
the general advancement of agricul-
ture.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau Fedora
ton is not a political organization and
does not deal with. or take part in par
tisan politics, believing that more can
be accomplished in serving and promot-
ing the agricultural interests. most
vital to the welfare of this state and
nation, by united action of all concern
CARELESS CT factional or political diff
The Minnesota Farm Bureau Fcder-
alton depends for it's strength upon the
kind Of support given to it by the local
organizations and the kind and Gual.
ity Of cooperation it receives from
the various agencies interested in the
welfare of agriculture.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau FEEDER.
alton and the various County. Farm
vestment on the part Of any one, indi.
vidual. The federation itself is not, and
by it's Articles Of Incorporation. cannot
engage in any business for pecuniary
profit. From one-half to two-thirds OF
the necessary finances in support Of the
federation The federation. depends
entirely upon its support from the
funds provided by the farm bureau
membership fees, Of which it f has re- re-
member. While many Individual bus
mess corporations are spending mil"
lions in promoting their interests, the
future of the federation depends upon
the investment on the part OF those osio m
ture more commensurate with such
interest