The Scio tribune., October 18, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

The Scio Tribune
Central Jítws
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C. E nre»c«. Market Ag«nl
The plain purte«*» of co opvratior-
la to control marketing in the in
lereat of the producer >-r «••»nsuinvr
Producder« ro-«>pvrat* to ibtai»
higher price», consumer* to get low­
er price.**
It would *’■'!> thul th»
two movement« would conflict. >et
on the contrary, through efficient
orgnniaat.ona and
mu-ag’-m*-it.
both claaars may I • b*n*fitt*d. thru
eliminating the needle»« ex-|e-n> ».
profit« ami watte lietwren the pr •
ducvr an<i consumer and dividit k
them between the two cla««-«
To iiluitrate: Apple grower» *tat>
that the whoh-MAie price they r
reive 1» Iwlnw what it coat them l<
grow the fruit, hut at the Mine
time »ingle aiuilM n Fmrth atreet
in Portland, retailed for five cents
rep- ri
A Gresham gardner
each
that he received from 12 to !’•
l*er
doaan for corn, which th« I’of and
restaurant« resell it (rm 15 to 25c
cent« por ear
Some wc- kaagu th<
Yakima Valley N*w» elated the
10
new 'potato«— were retailing for
omt« I»» pound or 1200 l*t ton
and the price the farmers got w.i>
MO
three cent» iwr pound.or
twr
ton
A Portland l>u»mv*» man. wh<
ha« a home on the River road. fiv>
mile« out of Portland, ha» hundred«
of aacka of apple* that he gives I
those who will come after them.hut
for which he caon-it get en >igi
on
the P>rtlai>4 market« to pay the « *
pens« of picking, grading and -ack
ing.
Too many profit« were added
to
to nearly
all
the*« product*, and
farm
I h< v go throuy
product*.
There is far
too many hand»
much diatnduting
many cla»«n «f
!<><■
machinery,
t«>
pro
m»rket« and
fit« in between
LXatributing of larin product*
almost entirely in the hand» of the
dealer» and broker*.
Th«« grower« ha« nothing to
say
The middle inlere»t
a« to the price.
fix doth the buying and «oiling price
and both producer» and
consumer«
must take it and pay it.
The producer realize*
that
he
must market his own product« ami
odtain a higher price or
go out
of
He know« that the mid
buMinew*.
die interests are getting the profit«
that should lie his
He know* that
he must get a part of them- middle
profits or he must quit producing
Hence commodity organizations are
rapidly forming in many states with
the purpom- of controlling the bulk
of the crop and so distributing and
marketing it that a living profit
price may be obtained
Consumers could greatly help to
reduce distributing expenses and
gel farm prpducts al lower price« if
they were as much concern« d in the
retail price as the grower is in hi»
price.
retailers
Consumer*,
and
producer«* organisations co-operat­
ing could shorten the long
eliminate
route;
s|«»culation
middle
and
greatly reduce the between expenses
The succv«« or failure of Ori'gon's
organizations
will
depend
entirely on management
almost
This is
the most important part of co-opera­
tion.
It must be in competent
hands. It must be busineci« from
start to finish.
Eriendshii», favor»,
job* must have no part in the organ­
ization.
It must i«e handled as sue*
private organization« are
managed
Nearly every co-opera­
cessful
tive failure in Oiegnn can tie trace«I
to poor
know
grading,
management.
Men
who
standardizing
marketing.
distribution
must
have
charg, men who know how to hold
down ripense», to reduce waste, to
handle men
Expert» in these lines
must he found.
Growers’ organiza­
tion« «e'dom succeed in successfully ■
marketing th Jr products.
When co-operative association* ar*
founded on these «afe
and ar* backed by
principles.;
growers* con­
tracts to th« extent of 75 per cent
of the product grown, then will the
farn.srs be able to tell the buyer*
what Che price ahalI ba.
DAIRY
POINTS
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Pacific International LiveStock Exposition •
Essentiala for Caring
for Milk in Hot Seaaon
(»uria* ib» statar moaths li la eoa»- l
paretlwly e«»y lo bandi» tnllk «o It ì
»1 kn-|> «weet. In thè »uiutuer tu««atha
con ■■• ih* rewl test You cenno« bea­
li «• uiHk «n<l cr»on> »ucrenafuliy dar­
li, t •• «unimer without berla* «no»*
r-
i>» -f < • >>lln* Il qui« kly e«»«t keefr
li«* li al ■ |<>w lenii-arature Tb» uae
or a tntik 1« ih» tnoM «attafectury
a su» wf.-h ras he »mpioywd The
I , t. .j. «hould he krpf *nl>>* «O thal
fr«--i> w «ter direct fr>«tn thè well la
•
!ng thr-«ugb «hi» roditi* teak Ila
i;
farai« wherv auch « tank le u»ed
■ li
•• water «oli * to tb» »»ri«»*«
ai
talli.» la lirkt pump»d lato tb*
< . ¡in» t mk, th» overdow «ater *>>>ag
l< tli- «i«k
Kaw-pin* milk ■’»♦< le
a
»1 «ntlreiy a metter of ri veld I-
n - ami temperature reguiailoa
Y».i> ■
cali yotiraelf ■ »or re e»
fui -Inryu.an untll yo* ha ve I»erae4
i-
t-> |- «lev» «Iran milk Milk la a
I. i i >n fi -.d ««»ii ali- i-l«| he trvwted e*
«.-li
lilrty milk al«ay» euur» mere
qui- ly tiian «-Iran milk and quii» uftan
Ima -tlbiw i-nd Bavera Theo» had Aav-
• ?• i -i ti>» »..urlo* «re <-au»«d By
I- •
.«. w I h «re ttn> organism» |oo
• >l| t«> tw »«-rn wlth ih» naked -y*
1 ■ . ar» evrrywh*r* t*r»e»*’ and e»»ry !
|-»rro
of din ha» u|»<«i II larg» aura
I. « «>f tl>»«e tlny organista*. Mae« of
tl>
a whl-t «•< Inlo ih» milk
c«-iu<- from «Uri on th» row. «hick falla
Ih tic pall «lille you are milking
I
r*Hi«l»m» alao grt Imo tbe milk
fi
li.» ut»n»ll» auch a« ceu«. palt«,
«tran - <•».- «-r» «n«1 »»paratore wblcb
bevi n >t t.roii pr.-t-etiy cleaned «*d
«lai ' ».t twrfore min*
I « .- -cria r»—ch thair greatest a*
tlvltj »nd multiply im-sl rapidly whoc
tl c t- . I ratur» of th» milk la klgk
'Ilici Ill-re.«»» r»ry »lowly at lower
' t -rature» «nd for thl« r»»»«*n mllk
«I ulii h» ro>«l««l «s quickly a» poaatble
• i k.-|ii al lr»»t a» l»w in temperature
■ > -al.r fr« .h from the well
Mitt
»■ -il«l never »«oír If It w»ee pneWkl»
t
’I the hacterl* out of U. I hm
»<>ni» of the»» o. »Uu. ui» gel In In «pite
of our »Worts to keep Ibaa» o«i, and
Ih» only thin* we cas de I* te kMp
them from tnrreestag rapidly is anss-
bet<
Hrlefly. th»n. thè eseenttale ta «ar­
iti* for mllk In thè »uminer ars SS wOk
In «a clennly • aia aitar ae goeetklw
wlpln* thè flank and udder of tbe e*w
*lth a moie! rlotk hefore miiklag. er
etra wnahla* tf tbeee parta are veep
dlrty, carrful e|»«nalag »ad eceldlag
of ut»n»il». protertlag thè arilk fesca
Ai»» ami diri «fier It ha* beea destra
and Anally coolfn* It «e quickly aa
I« a«ihl» and buldin* H at a lew Maa-
|H-r»ture
It may tie poeslhle t* gsd
•Ion* without • milk houes er ««Uto
ri -in hut th» l»«ot resulta la keeplag
tnllk or creen In the proper eeadlttsw
«III Ciro» from bavin* a roots glauaed
for tbs ptirp-»«o of haadllag It ta the
heet manner possible and tbe coollag
tank I» perkape on» of tbs most ew
a-ritlal feature» of th« rati* roua.
Cativpfi Rnd Control of
White Scour* in Calm
White »< -«ur» la »onietiinee a esqpg*
of »«-ver* Ines In >»ry young «aieea
While uauaily cv-nal«lured as aa a«wk*
ct-niaxlous <1 !•••»« of calrsa M Ww
«pleat « .H-.ur» ■» a chronic eeedHkea
ehlch may he fatal to the calf bat
ehh h retards Ita growth aad derelew
mrot markedly.
Vet.-rlnarlan» at Oorneil ualverWIp
roaard an add conditio* of tbe drew
pi»«» of th» calf a» aa impeetaM
«vmptom of thia dlaeaae. The «1111 ty
rcoulta from bacteria which ar* aewU-
ly Introdmed through the milk fed ke
the »If Th» add prevrot» tbe dlae*
tl«>n of th» cnaeln of tb» milk, lias
prottadag the whitish appearance of
th» droi>plnc* which Is characteristic
of th» disease The navel of the a*»»-
horn calf is also a frequaat esara* ef
Infection
At roniell th» preventative ««saw
nrre taken for thia disease la«sade
b«thln* the a»vel with a* aatlaegtt«
and applying a drying powder to close
up the opening »■ »<>oa ae peeeiMe.
The «mount and temperature ef tbe
milk fed th» calf Is carefully rag*-
lated and great ear* used te feed **-
tier the moot sanitary cxodltloM.
t'ontrol methode employ tbe aa* of
barley water ma.1v by adding bolllag
h--t water to Anely ground barley and
allow tn* It to stand until nearly cool,
tn »eier* <•»•»• the mllk la replaced
• (together hy barley water for a teas
l- r»ry period Vsaally. however, equal
pert« of barivy wat»r may bs need
with whole milk The principal use at
th» barley water la te eootbe tbe la
flanx-d membranae of tbe tatestiaea
The acidity la < -rrected by using a
•oiutloa of on» ounce of bicarbonate
ef and* and two drams of aromatic*
tn a plat of waler Thia la gives .«ac*
dally »nd ha» [»roved very off»« tlv* U
eaa bo give* to th* calf bp mewnaM«
'
A buse balldtn*’
li rovere ten
ber»« of *ro«*d
It takee a tot «»<
timo to walb all over tea aero», bui
th» Pacific laioraational la eu full of
tntereeun* aad faaclaatin* exhihtt»
tbal nnbndy get« tlred
Or II ti.«ty
do. ita a "happy tirwdn»»» ~
N«< only la It tbe lar*ee< halldla*
ef Ha kted la tbe world bui Ita ar
raagemeat le ideal Tbe groat arena
wherv thè Judglng la *<■*« la thv day
tira« sa* tbe borse show held al night
1* la tbe center la Irosi 1« th» beau
litui laduatrial gahibita dlvlaion». 71»
tee« long aad li» (MI » m -
wlth a bewnderta* oumber «rf etqut»
Ite «Mopleys Oa tbe other »Idee ut thè
arene ar* raaged tb* bMf «atti«
bara, lb* dairy caule deperì meat.
■heep »n-t ««et department p«-ultry.
hornea, with two big auction »al«-»
rin«» in tb» curner».
Th« Pacific Internet tonai Uve Stock
Expoalikm la r» ognired by livaatock
men everywhere a» on» o< tb* muât
important institution« of ita kind la
lhe world It I» held In Portland. Or ,
N«sv»miwr J 10 Ittcluatve. People come
»croe» lhe continent to »ec Ita attrae
Ilona th» flaeat llv«*»UM-k In th»
world Thl« l» an opportunity to riait
and learn and enjoy, cloae at home.
You could travel all over the United
Stat»« and »*>e no bsctnf expoatiton
The pride «• take in th» Faciflc In­
ternati- «al I» Justified It la < ur«. and
It indi- te« what kind of people w*
ar* the beet
■ ■ M>i ■ I
VISION
w. I'd lUq, of all ch>d-
r< ■ l«v tween U h - age* of atx and sixteen
have dcfvetiv* eye».
Moat of ibew children are being
forved t- do to bool work under the
h:«-di<auo( a eon»tant nervous strain
■ el ly t egleet of eye» that need
< p And the pitiful j»art i* that the
rvnl'a igiiiffencv of tbe conditio.»»
a not eave the child from th«- penally
he ia con» i an Uy paying.
0/V 0/ne/risL
Ai.aANv
HAROLD A LITRO.
Manufacturing Optician
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