S TO HA 33 POOLS OPSI'fD
Beginning on October 1, 1939, '
all potatoes, carrots, cabbage,
rut .bages, and other vegetables,
which nay have to be stored
before disposal will bo placed
in pools.
As long as funds are available,
an advance payment of 1 cent
or pound will be made cn all
irst grade vegetables accepted*
All vegetables will be graded
before the advance puynont 13
made.
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Potatoes for stora.ge should not
ho waahscl. It v/ili bo necessary
to keep thorn in a warn dry plaoe
until the skins r.rc- firmly sot
ad injuries r.rc healed before
h:y c. n bo run over thu or ado r.
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the old potato
purpose. They
oo expected to deliver all
tables r ,r dy for grading, ■
the oxc ption of cabbage,
eo ramp on the south side
use
fn is
tn:
r.uw root
are rooms.
ry'
chargo of l/20 cent
or round, or
path vill be
ir.r.,1 pryno.it
11.1 be deter
y ‘ :v nt
1*00 per ten per
deducted before
is r.irdo. This
mined by the month*
ocords rill he kept of each
ml ro equ1ty in a c h pool,
0 go th e r v i oh all a a las rnd '
heir c a. At the tormina
1 n of pools, all returns,
>us a roasenable handling
charge ’.'ill bo returned to the
members in proportion to their
sh roe in the pools.
dll sales of the above crops
vil1 be consider .d in the pools,
regardless of where they rro
stored. However, no storage
eh' ryes will be made on vege
tables held on the farm until
sold.
The policies here outlined are
subject to funds and.storage
capacity available.
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CABBAGE POOL CLOSED
Following tho disposal of all
but 150 vr of cabbage received
by the Produce Dcprrtnent, the
pool in operation since Sept. 9
v;ac closed on tho last day of
the month.
Operation of the pool v;rs as
fol lov.'o : From tho total revenue
from sales was deducted, the arrount
advanced or paid on cabbage plus
an amount equal' to 15/j of the
sales to apply on operating ex
penses including crate losses,
storage, shrinkage, labor and
trrns porta tion.
The net profit so derived will
be divided among producers who
received advance payments only
in proportion to their equity in
the pool. The largest final pay*
ment amounts to ,35.95, the
smaller, t is .51. Che in
final payment for this cabbage
are ready, at the Co-'op office for
l , Lin. C£ s tl r, Clarence
Hoffman, L.F.nmith, Frank fruck
bauer, Lester Ellsworth and Don
Paries. A copy of the balance
sheet of the pool is available
for each member.
A new pool is being formed for
tho handling of late* summer and
’■inter cabb's go .
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satisfaction of fooling that you
arc a part of a really cooperative
organization.
The conserve tivo nan v;ho analyzes
carefully every statement and every
proposed policy is a hood balance
wheel for the man with an active
imagination '"ho sees many things
that need to bo done and'wants to
push ahead without delay.
A balanced board of directors must
have thrt intangible factor which
may be calls cL harmony, morale, or
teamwork.