Agriculture must rise through shared wisdom and reform
A 1912- era call argues for stronger government support to farmers, focusing on marketing reform, co operative storage, and data driven supply and demand. It compares budgets, warns of internal threats from discontent, and urges federal action to curb middlemen and boost farm wealth through education and infrastructure.
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Peter Radford
The
Farmers’ Union
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Okahoma
St Paul
New York
Connecticut
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West End Avenue
Upper Broadway
Aide
Tealley
Fargo
Tom
Perres
Agriculture must chart its own future through internal leadership
The text urges farmers to stop relying on others and form plans to improve their business and rural life. It calls agriculture to shed conservative lethargy, cooperate with authorities, and build a more democratic public service for national welfare.
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