Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
Fresh Vegetables Versus Canned

proper soil for the particular kind and are willing to do the work-then 1t will pay big.
 Thousand and thousands of dollars worth of canned vegetables are shipped here yearly from Maine to San Diego and from New Orleans to Seattle-vegetable we might just as well or better grow right here on the spot We have the water. the climate and the soil; all we need is the man and canneries to take care of the re- suits of this combination
 Right here is the rub. How can we attract capital to go into this busi- ness? It takes money and brains to establish and run a cannery. Since we have pretty well developed our natural resources we now must devel- op our people for this purpose in order to make a success. We must not only cooperate to find a market but we must cooperate to produce. The greatest need of this valley is the systepatic and energetic develop | ment of the people, not only the prq- ducer of things to eat the tiller oi the soil, the farmer, but even busi- 1 ness and professional men. women and children in the whole country. On page 47, Bulletin S5, Scientific Marketing Problemss' by J. H. Collins l investigator of markets. we read as I follows: The mining town markets l have never been thoroughly utilized by the valley fruit growers because I they have not been able to guarantee 1 the buyers of these towns depend 1 able supply of salable fruits As a 1 result buyers have learned to look tc other districts for their fruit supply The same thing holds good with re- gard to vegetables. only more SO I On page 65, The human factor 1 presents one of the most difficult ] problems in connection with the bet torment of marketing conditions il the Salt River valley Many Of tht present producers here come from other districts into the midst of con i ditions that are more or less strange to them.''
 In the year 1917 there was helc here one of the most enthusiastic 1 meetings that ever took place in thi. valley Every section and town fel into line. The United Prodtfce Grow CTS Association of Arizona wa, l formed. A regularly equipped stocl 1 corporation with an authorized capi. talization of $50. 900. par value s. wa. organized for the development of tn, 1 trucking industry.
 Everything was fire for time bu I we forget the development of ou I people and we forgot to support tn 1 U. P. G. A. of A. Wonder what ha, I become of it2 It is still alive ant at Glendale. By the way, they lool long way ahead-at Glendale
 Get going. everybody. Develop tn I people Begin with your ownself an then, get your neighbor
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 The demand of the reparation com mission that the gold reserve of tn l German Imperial bank be placed un der it's control caused astonishmen bordering on panic Of hostility il some neutral circles It was regard cd as setting a precedent which nigh shake confidence in all great nationa banks.
 The Neue Zuricher Zeitung voice the opinion in saving that the den1an violates principles which have hith erto been recognized as inviolable b
 the whole world The Ger
 man Imperial bank is private in stitution. It is not national bank
 That fact cannot be shaken. Tn Imperial bank is, by i.s constitution
 identical in nature with the Bank 0 France. or the Swiss National banl It's property is not public propert,
 The private title to the banks re sources has been sedulously guarded
 in order to protect these, not onl from the acquisitiveness of foreiE
 powers. but also from that of th home government.'
 This journal charges the reparatio commission with attempting to un dermine guarantees and rights whic are fundamental for the security ( international private investment credits and transactions.-Liv Az
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