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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
1
George E. Roberts argues land is valued by its earning power not purchase price, criticizing cost of production methods and urging focus on productive capacity. The piece emphasizes managing ability, farm co operatives, and dues to fund stable organization against speculation and market swings.
The column critiques delaying war decisions by referendum, questions on handling the Japan issue, and suggests voting on broader questions. It notes Henry C. Wallace's expected nomination as Secretary of Agriculture and argues against placing a mugwump in Postmaster General, urging a competent administration. It also comments on the labor union theory of standards and political dynamics.
The speaker argues for rewarding exceptional speed and skill in labor, warning against stifling individuality. He notes mediocrity in labor holds good workers back, questions standards that ignore effort, and asks which farmer would be favored under a guaranteed cost system.
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