Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-02-10

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the fsra. unless agriculture is capable
81 belng pgrsB-d ~ith contentment and
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bitter and impoverlsh the farmer is to
dry up and coniasninate the vital
sources ot The nation.
TIE war showed conYlnciagiy how
dependent the nation Is Oh the fun
Of the farms Despite
hercale2n Efforts, agricultural produc-
ton kept only few weeks or months
ahead OF consumption. and that only
by increasing the acreage Of certain
staple crops al the cost OF reducing
that o. others. We ought not to for
get that Lesson when we ponder on
the farmers problems They are truly
eonfpon problems. and there should
~ no attempt TO deal with them as
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The rest Of the community. Rather
should we consider agriculture la the
light ~ broad national policy. Just
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tIcssl strength. Our growing populs-
Bon and Q higher standard OF living
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more ~oel. coston. hides. and the rest.
with the disspp-arsnee Of free or
rheap fertile land. additional acreage
md increased yields can come only
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sxppy rural population.
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