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iB Y M fc b r a « . W AgidtY " | losses, exercised
correct . farm
| management and marketing prlq
clples, and in other w ajs doubled
their profits The inevitably re
sult would be a much greater
c u tarmecu to “Pick dollars from prosperity for the entire cdunty.
the air” by improvlag their agrl-
•'The profits from • this great
pulture methods through radio is
the plan of I t » McUM, head of basis U difstry Watte: Bring great
S a w a - "
* " v er sales of clothing, furniture,
automobiles,
machinery,
and
other ,opm modi ties, In ' the. small
ntow broadcasting sgricalture lec er towns, 'a subsequent Increased
tures and information dglly, factory production In the cities
fHckard told the United -Press. Snd most Important of all— great
The liveetockmaa, the general er happiness and contentment on
1
firm er, the poifltryman. tpe thp farm.”
"This Is Just what radio la go
gardner and the dairyman each
has a day one J a week on the ing t9 do,” said Pickard, who be
lieves that the reason more state
collages have not disseminated
"More than <.00 letters are re their Information straight to thfe
ceived by the department each farm Is not due to their lack of .
week requsting farm iatorma- appreciation of this far-reacbiny
tion by radio,” Pickard said. voice.
‘
•
f'Uncl 8am for a long time has
“The scientist, and he is thfc
conducted a farm information backbone of th e factories that
bureau at Washington, bnt this produce new farm facts, Is a caw-, i
year Secretary of Agriculture i tlous creatare-, T hoh-■ to, . 'the
Jardine planned to improve the hreatb-takiat
swiftness „ with
service by Introducing
radio which radio has estsbH shod.it> ■
"By air It to hoped' to train the se lf» has accentuated the tardi
'average old-type farmer* Into a ness
,
of agricultural agencies in
scientific business man,” said , esta b lish in g adequate means for
Pickard. Through Increased e |- , advantageously untllislng It. ; ,»•
clamoring for attention.” ; r J ’
Dciency la the agriculture In
Uok of dsslmbl
w * ta -. The Department is making def
dustry the prosperity of the na
inite plans to inaugurate a ‘ far-
lengths for those mprjs
tion to certain to expand.
flung V- 8. Ra4io Farm, School
■ U»U1 this yfegr a great «sal ' •u s Ins^gtlons able fc>
sponsored
b yegrlcu lÄ irat col
oirn station has also caused
had been said about radiò on their
1
leges aifd the U. 8. Department of
some
faltering.
Recently
several
tarma, hut not very much done 1
about IL The old spot news m ar of the eellagts hgvs acehpted t i e Agriculture cooperating lo an
effort to present' the authorities
ket and weather service have long 1 cooperation of better. eatanUslmd
and practical Information dealing
keen broadcast, but now the way « • W e c M ,t* LU>nf i° '<***P0°*
with production and marketing of
Is open to disaemlnate real In atlng their radio materia). *
agriculture
• '■ producta, Ptckird
“
With
th
is
situation
clearly
In
formation.*
Only about half of the agricol mind ttfc Department of Agrlctri-
comprehensive
tura! colleges1 to gate huge emit, tnfe planned
ted by the radio route mom than radio service—one which nscsssi-
a few feeble flickers of their gold tates, not only the united effort
■»tee of Information. And thin •f every investigator in the De else, timely lecture courses which
dovetail wlth^lbe dall> farm vfllfk
ait nation la the fkce of the state- partment itself, %kt also the co-
If »‘W h f
«BeflBtod'V? all agricultural not- 9& *
style
by
the
foremost
agricultur
authorities that farm profite in lags authorities.
al
authorities
of
the
nation.
Each
"A
million
farmers
In
the
Unti
the Unied States may he doubled
by application of batter methods ed States It to estimated are al- radio short course will be supple
o f production and marketing— rw »y equippsd to Join this gseat mented- with a file of bulletins
dealing specifically with the sub
ammunition with which farm class room.
“The most visionary futurist ject. There will be a generous
specialists are heavily belted,
flckard pointed out.
. r
** would doubtless underestimate number of courses in which a
"Let ns suppose, Osai 50 per- radio's .educational possibilities St farmer or his w its may enroll.”
cent more farmers plah ted the he were to prophesy the next de
best yielding local varieties of cade of progress in- this new field:
The Social Circle of the Christ
props, avoided Insects and disease Psevioualy educators have con ian Church win 'hold a cooked
cerned tbemse)vea with training foot) sale, at Hardy Brothers Sat
a few. Today the masses* are urday, May 8.
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"I expect to study bridge eon-
. strnctlopi o f-a n d s u t times when
J I visit Europe," skid Mias Dow.
j "Then when I -nome home I ex-»
. pact to build bridges all ovar the
“ world— Just Ilka my father did.”
,Y. M. C. A. W ork ers—■
John Rudd, town and country
Secretary of the Ÿ. M. C. A, work
Jn Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
and Lester Adams executive sec-
Thls became known when Su-, rotary of the Y. M. p ’ A. council
perlor Judge Thomas F. Graham, of Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
ordered the final distribution oft bpth ofS eattle, gre In Ashland, for
the <20,000 estqte which she in-,
few days in the Interest of the
^ i t g d fro!» -the million dollari ;loc*l Y, it. C. A. Work.
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