The Keota news., 1922-01-20

I.S@ whoi. rural world tr ~ @ t~f
asrnt of unrest. anh there ts at u@
laFtll-lvsi volume and intensity ~ de
g-ftnia~d. n aog angry. protest. a''h az
Siiinotss syarnihs of occuii,ioial eosi
.-s-ac.s. interest groupings. political
ns@s ~si-nss aad propaganda aoeh
tgrsli5ii csan0s but arrest our ais-e
lion. indeed. u demands our careful
studs and examination u - not iss~
is tlaaf siA million ai0~,f and fusSrhss
independent as-l have s0Iss- sesriss-'
aaa banded themselves inio nst'ss
uGisas s@e.wtiss. farm bureaus. assa ~
forth. fsf Re- sufficient saus.'
Investigation .g tL- snet~--i eusetp
siNsiy pFue0a that. Will. iIs-s- is much
oN~Fslas-ns~ni ~ grievances aud siis
eosleg,tsaE 0s scsssueiios. tss- saFnssrs
ssc fsshE ~ sUss.isainsaS 81 usVssss
l"ssx .fsiusrsi sis'i right b. hoitiins is's''
.t : feasible to r-l.-V. tls-tf sis wisI
lsrassii s0 tls. r.si us ia. esHsusuaits
, .1ss beias iis- .sssc os aH stsitsirs
tlasE eontfibus-ss tr tss- spw assscssssl
susss sslUs.-. .sLoIst ssss.-sliiru os s.s- es'
tspssal annual v..sltb production aud
- the nscaas gs Isv-ltgsoo0 az abcus ~
s-~r cent Ut the population. u - oh
vs,sss tlssst tls. sulsi~yst ts vl- ~ grave
.ussacrp Not oniy d. tIs- sasncrs
sasse. up ua.e4lsaly .s, s..- fsstisss. bui
,..s ~cl!sss-saS " size vslscr bali ue'
t-os.sAs ulses tI.~ss
~ toss as hove ta0ts0sss. . wssr
political .Sos"sssy w7lsi aim af isrse
G~4Fe~ Is, Hatiesai sris,sests.-s~s-s sad
s~ss-x@sa lsstasss.ysass l.pssss ssll wiscp tl.e
s~V1 suppiy vsas too sss r.ssssssS sd sros
slse hciis tAHe hes. we shall sicstrp,
cur uusp agriculture aGd rxtcgd pur
eogrces ~ tw~d assssatsy asd i.secar.s
vSssly. n sr eo epi $50 to Il ttet uur
sasusess aF. wc9l asd fairly pald ses
tla.sis services. IAc sasn gives .lse
astioe ss.ss as well as sv~ds Cst.ss
derive thsir vitality nnd arc forever
sd sFusp ttss eounsvy but ar Irs.
ispsrrsslssd cpuatry SIDE -xisprFs ipsrlll.
gene. cad srsaius uuiutrili Srsscr
pury tlsc luw.g grades - Fscnssiity
end ,-ssarsctcF will F-snain ur. 80 sc~s.
the fern. unless agriculture - Cassal,.s
., tssias pursued with vsas-utus.sggt sntl
adequate cutuursSssrIssns HrEus t. rss..
tstsss aud itnpev .risb tIs. fsrmscr Is TO
dry up end ,uataugiEsts the vital
Sources Of the nstIoss
The wes showed .-uvin-ineiy how
dependent the assies e 90 fh. fun
productivity - the reruss Despite
krs.ulesp efforts. agricultural rsydp..
tsss se;t only . few weeks 80 usouth.
ahead - .-nsumpfi.n. end tlsss only
hy Increasing the acreage II certain
.ssuI. ,rps-< 81 tho cost - reducing
the. - others We ought n.t TO so,
got that I.ssca w.Iscs we ps.dc, on
the farmers problems. The, ore truly
COMMON problems. and there should
be no attempt 10 deal with them ss
" they we're purely selfish demands
~ csesr-cut group. sntssonistic 20
the rest 81 the community. Rather
should We consider agriculture IN the
lish. ~ broad national policy. JUS,
ss We consider oil. ,yel. steel. dye.
esyMs. end 40 forth. 90 sine~s ~ ma.
tiossI strength. Ou, growing pepuIs.
ties end o higher standard - living
hems nd increasing food supplies. and
more wool. cotton. hi5es. and the ,~.s
wIts the disappearance ~ free or
chesp fertile land. additional acreage
snd increased yields cen come only
from coetly effort. This We need no.
expect from an Impoverished or un.
happy rural populstion.