SIZING ttF'yCUR CO-OP (60n.t4.from ppV 2 )
"We wouldn't -want anyone to assume the . ‘
idoa thut we would want cooperative effort
to disp^a®^ alrl-busings ip.-$ community*The
thing wd djo i!s. t^aK.” iarmors mufcty
organiad '.cboj<prati^es(\ribt'pn-ly to s$lljy [;
their produceVTft n profit®bite market "but
to do ns much as. possible through their
cooperative effort, to improve the value
of their products."
"'The opponents of cooperatives are sheddi
ing tears over the plight of tho small*
s sale business man and blaming tho cooper
atives for this. They are trying to drive
a wedge between the Main Street and the
farm cooperatives. The very system undor
which tho cooperative operatos distributes
back into tho community through patrons' r
refunds thousands of dollars thut other
w is o would take flight from tho communi
ty in the form of big corporation profits.
The small-scale business gets its share of
this money kept back in the community by
the cooperative. Some day the small-scale
business man will a wa ken to the fact
that his interests are served by the co
ops."' Charles P. Richard, Executive See,,
• Ksnsa s Cooperative Council.
’"Cooperation is a tool brought into use
when peoplo confront tnp fact t they
can render bettor service for themselves
than they are able to afford if they rely
upon bh» ordinary machinery of distribu
tion or production." Paul Greer,State
Editor of tho St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
.munities now teach about cooperatives.
PALMER SCHOOL NEWS CCNTINED FROM P. 1
in Palmer in a very short time, Books and
s-ve be'ecn..re^ejivbd •‘fop- the Sehocl
it..- '
i v' \ i \ ) fc ■■ '» | ■'
Mr, HcrriSS^-ttfetes £hat he will be gird to
see the new superintendent So that he can
turn the keys of the Building end the Mon
ti gement of tho school over to him. He
further stated that he felt obligated to
carry on the school work until his succes
sor arrived,
Mr, Harriss thanks all of the children and
the parents for their co-operaticn during
the past year and wishes them well the
coming year;
1-GtNERAL FOOD SAL E
SATURDAY JULY 20 10 a.m.
at the CO-OP STORE
ALL KINDS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
COME &"SEE" and "BUY"
H OME BAKED -GOODS
BUTTE H OMEMAKERS' CLUB
PALMER T.B. PATIENTS FIRST TO ENTER NEW
SANITARIUM AT SEWARD
Tho T. B, patients who were evacuated
from Palmer when the hospital burned>w ere
among the first 15 patients to enter the
new T.B. Sanitarium in Seward, "HOME IN
THE WOODS." ' ; T* f'
It is located on the hillside overlooking
the city of Seward from the north. The
patients were delighted with the surround
ings .' •"
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'Palmer. Theater
FRIDAY JULY 19
Bewitched
!
SUNDAY JULY
Since
CLAUDETTE COLBERT—JENNIFER JONES
SHIRLEY TEMPLE--LIONEL BARRYMORE
JOSEPH COTTON -- MONT Y WOOLLEY
ROBERT WALKER
NEWS OF THE ’DAY
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