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NEEDED NOW
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Tpe farmers of the Tenrna Vf_ley
are organizing. The idea is timely
and very important. Outsi'e,
practically every branch of farming
has its own organization or Cc-op.
And then there is the Grange with
its social, political and, co-oper
ative machinery established nation
wide.
The Fairbanks Garden Club was
organized, according to its director
to promote Victory ^ardens. They
di’d"a fine job. The gardens ver
produced and the club set out to
sell -their surplus. Here the
farmers joined the club because they
had"absolutely no organization cf
their own, no orderly way of r
keting produ.ce. But Brom the i; r
mers' point of view the Garden Club
is a* flimsy organization and a
typical example of the thousan s of
clubs or organizations that failed
outside before the Co-ops began*
The 1944 edition of Farm orgrn
iaation is labeled in capital
letters CC-OiKRATIVE. Cc- ps t e
to farmers what unions an to r r
penters, plumbers, elec^r* cianf etc.
A farmer's individual urchi es
on sales don't amount to much but
when a hundred or more of them uy
or sell together they are a power
to reckon -witfe.
(it local merchant in Fairbanks
has offered to turn over his place
_of.. b.uainea.a. .t. .0. ...a. tenLv ex - up ■ rat iv e c
DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE ALL THE TRIMMINGS TO GO
WITH THAT THANKSGIVING TURKEY
0LVIE3— I' ICKLES—ANCHOVIES- -CHEESE
GO OK VARIETY OF COLI. MEATS
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PICKLE! TIGS FEET TAMALES
BACONS HAMS PLAN THAT PINNER NOW
WE ALSO HAVE PLENTY OF WARM WINTER. CLOTHING-COKE ANL 8Er IT
YOU MAY FINE JUST WHAT YOU NEED
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thanksgiving
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