Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-07-27
Operative
MARKETING
E,o,o Growers Of Idaho Get
PIa'U |Togelher For the Orderly
|k,,sgyI,elinq ,pg of the Crop OF
|Snuds |s,"l and Expect to Get a
pptter Price Than They Have
|Reen Able to Get For the
Past Few Years.

tReen ADle 10 "c' o
Past Few Years.
f. cooperative marketing move
1 = among the growers of Idaho
ar many years of experiment ana
,s now. to all appearances, on
80 sound and logical basis, with
:. promise of substantial results.
H. movement is now an assured
.oess for the very good reason that
farmer and producer is not de-
Oding on his own efforts alone but
hos come to his rescue the or
,,zed business element of the ma
Ebe help has not come so much on
.ount of any solicitation on the
~ the farmer and grower, but
m the fact that well organized and
ahrsbed business has come to the
lization that when the farmer
h n make a profit from his in
tnent and labor all business suf-
severe has been the loss to the
ricultural industry the past three
ars the country over, and SO IN
tant have been the demands for
ief that business in general is IN
kesting itself in helping the farmer
on his feet in such a way that
can re-establsh himself.
S5rhe fact has been thoroughly dam
strated that through politics alone
II expected and needed relief can
- come. The man on the farm is
- looking for an opportunity to
rrow more money but is looking for
opportunity to market his product
|ney he has borrowed and put him
in some position of independence.
The cooperative marketing move
nt has met with years of disaster
failure after repeated years OF
Y. Fortunately that condition
ns to be well over and the marked
cess with which recent organiza-
Of the kind have met gives as
lnce Of the future success of the
cement.
is well known and established
that southern Idaho produces a
erlor grade of potatoes; a product
sells for the highest price ever
Tor that product when it is out
ne hands Of the producer and in
hands of the distributor.
is well known fact that this
crop of superior product last
'on instead Of bringing wealth to
grower brought a condition little
r of bankruptcy.
is in order to correct this condi-
efiat margin of exactly 80
mas OF hutterfat over the previous
ios record four and one-half year
COW.
was not until her eighth month
Her owners realized that Edna of |
Pn'ain View 70S27 had a chance to
the worlds record. In the be-
'ine Oh her ninth month, she was |
Il little extra care and some
u ieed' and reference to the de-
report Of her record shows that !
Immediately responded with an in
'se In butter fat. AS a result, the
production OF her first four
'ns is less than one pound Of but
more than the total production
her last four months. She pro-
% one pound Of butterfat for each
pounds OF grain consumed, and
PIE end Of her test weighed about
pounds During the last week Of
record she was first prizs aged
az The Western Royal Livestock
s sired by Judge of Birchwood,
VINO has four Advanced Rsg,s-
""pFn'efs' Her dam, Golden
Rp'enie Lass, ss6b7, is
p'' of Imperial Golden Hero of
''''''f 1884, who has fourteen
"'' Register aapshters
III s''" eQV was raiaed by y. q.
''''fli iaaho ier dam,
N''4a 9peeule Lpep. b owned
tNN'Nt nf puhl Iaahou