Frontier myths of independence hamper progress and cooperation
The piece argues that rugged individualism myths hinder innovation in livestock farming and society. It contrasts solitary frontier legends with reality based on neighborly aid, barn raisings, and interdependence. It highlights producers who learn, share, and link with others to adapt, innovate, and succeed, ending with contact for Dr Val Farmer in Fargo, ND.
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George
Val Farmer
MeritCare
Fargo
Rapid City
Samaritan House aids Ha miota United Church Women drive
Ha miota United Church Women met in Chumah Hall on November 20 to wrap up 2001 and plan for 2002. Julie Collyer, executive director of Brandon’s Samaritan House, spoke on how staff and volunteers meet needs with food, fellowship, counselling and a drop-in space.
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Hamiota United Church Women
Chumah Hall
Jean McKinnon
Doreen Fraser
Betty Gregory
Julie Collyer
Brandon
Samaritan House
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Woodworth
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Cornwall Street
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R.M. of Woodworth
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