*.*•. V}^. V*^'** /i ***V" s? '••!-& •x 1MXS PRES PAGE NINE "7—?, rrp- -v il,V the disabled veterans but the American ibaun farmers have received in states Legion, backed^ by -the press of FR# laclc co-operative creameries. are the country, has not only written, SVoitiiar is President Shy While co-operative creameries pushed but actually put through Congress not all first class by any means, they every bit of legislation for the can be made first class.* They are disabled man. the one market that the farmer can When James Frazier, the five-year-old It is perfectly safe to say that had control at the present moment if he son of Jim Frazier, gave an exhibition of it not been for the Legion, the shameful will The first thing, that must be his skill at golf on the Sea View, _N. J., neglect and disgraceful treatment done is to get to the creamery all the links, President Harding took occasion to itett A MATTHEWS, of these men would still exist. congratulate the little fellow. Bold in that is produced in the community. cream his stroke when playing, the youngster The "adjusted compensation legislation It is a shame to a farming became President shy when he grasped did not originate with the American I DAU community to have cream stations in the hand bf the nation's head. Legion but .with Congress. the same town with a farmers' cooperative THE SHORTER BIBLE. Legi6n men were toid at their first creamery.l The second thing convention that national legislators to be done is to* have the cream delivered The heretical, rationalistic forces do wanted to know the best way to adjust to the creamery in such a condition not seem to be satisfied with the the pay of the service men. They that it will make first class wreck they have produced. They are said they realized this should be done butter. responsible for the late war. They but had nearly a hundred -bilk before Cream often is spoiled through age are also responsible for the crime the mand wanted the though of the and improper care before it leaves the wave sweeping this county and Europe. Legion. Then| the Legion wrote, the farm. Cream should be cooled in The orgy of sin and'crime can five-fold compensation bill and turned cold water immediately after it is be traced directly to false teachings. and e^Y. W. C. A. Our boys and it over without recommendations. separated and kept cool until delivered. Like the vultures they make a feast girls .'Cannot be entrusted to the leadership Then, from thousands of platforms all Every farmer should have a or to the educational and club of the decaying carcass. Not satisfied over the country, the men who are cream cooling tank. The well water features of institutions drawing their with the murder, expense, wreck and now' representing "us down in Washington can be made to cool the cream on the ruin produced, they have written a sustenance from the churches of the promised these four million way to the stock tank. Cream should shorter Bible which will perpetuate living Christ, to have the faith of those men that they were going to fulfill an be delivered to the creamery while it children undermined by such infamous the orgy. obligation. They 'put the entire returned is sufficiently sweet to use on the The astonishing thing is that there attacks upon God's infallible service population in the state table when there is company for Sun Word. 7 are leaders connected with the Y. M. of mind where they feel that they have day dinner. In the most successful C. A. and the Y. W. C. H., who The Shorter Bible, so called, is one been promised something—and now creameries, the* farmers co-operate in of the most blasphemous attacks that have lent their names and their influence are in danger of having the promise handling the cream, and get all the repudiated. to the infamous, hell-born production has been made upon God's Holy Bible. cream to the creamery while it is still called the shorter Bible. If Let the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. Put Them to Work. fresh and sweet. the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. A. repudiate their leaders or suffer Through the efforts of the Legion A third requirement for a first-class organizations permit their names and the consequences. it now appears that this promise will co-operative creamery is good business Orthodox, self-respecting, consecrated not be repudiated. the names of their leaders to be attached management—management that to this abortion, then the righteous, men and women will, not be insulted Recently the Legion has been bending will see that only the best butter is orthodox Christian forces of by such attacks of the rationalistic all its efforts to put every returned made, that there are no leaks or service man to work. The Legion America should crush the Y. M. C. A. forces. losses due to faulty machinery or believes this man should have a workmanship, and that the butter is chance to earn an honest living and sold to the best possible advantage. lead a useful life in the nation he offered The co-operative creameries of Minnesota his life to save. It is the nation's manufactured more than 100,000,000 business that this be done. pounds of butter in 1921, and The Legion has been wonderfully paid the farmers more than $43,000,000 opportunity and the post office is successful in this effort and feels that sued in denominations of $25, $100 and for butterfat. ready to render these banking facilities it has accomplished something that $1,000 and sold for $20, $80 and $800. quate military and naval defense for LEADER OUTLINES in an efficient manner. rebounds to the credit of the whole They pay 4per cent compounded the country. HOW TO INVEST MONEY. LEGION ACTIVITY nation. Postmaster H. j. Miner i^ pleased semi-annually and are exempt from Work is Practical. with the suggestion of the post office The American Legion knows no state and local taxation (except estate The Legion's work is very practical Commander MacNider Asserts Veterans The Post Office Your Savings Bank. as the wage-earners' savings bank, class, sect, creed or division except and inheritance taxes) and from Are Busy Combating Evils and and not visionary and it is local—in and intends to make it that in fact, as the normal Federal income tax." between the loyal and disloyal and thousands of American communities Postmaster H. J. Miner continues Helping in Construction. long as people who are its patrons the constructive and destructive citizens. —and not merely national. Almost to impress upon the people of Internatoinal show a disposition to save. He calls Its members feel sure that no Points to Radicalism as Menace to National everyone of the 11,000 Legion posts Falls the advantages of FARMERS SAVE $4,500 A WEEK especial attention to the fact that the greater field for service to the country Safety—Busy With Aid to can show concrete examples of good Treasury Savings Certificates and Government is in this savings movement exists than through such a med« All Americans. work done for the community. Out in Postal Savings as an investment as By Farm Bureau News Service. because the officials have become ium. Kansas, a post ,adopts a Boy Scout well as the best method of encourage Patrons of Minesota co-operative convinced that only through By HENFORD MACNIDER ing persons of small income to form troop in Wisconsin the Legion stands creamcries composing the statewide the Government can a nation-wide National Commander. sponsor for the education and citzenship the habits of thrift and saving. "The co-operative creameries association DAIRYMEN SAVE BUTTER campaign for savings be inaugurated Editor's Note—Hanford MacNider la of an alien who had worn the post office under this system," said a are saving $4,500 every seven days. MARKET FROM MONOPOLY known to all Americans as the active and made successful. "The Government," financial sage who made an investigation American uniform in Missouri, a post The association announced today head of the American Legion. His he said, "affords an opportunity plants trees on a highway, in New of the new U. S. Government that 45 carloads of butter are being Farmers Themselves Can Set Price of war record is a line one and to that for everybody to save. Any person Savings System, fwill become the York, the Legion raises $85,000 to shipped by Minnesota farmer-owned lie Is steadily adding a record for Butterfat, Says Creameries Association. with ten cents can open a savings clean leadership of a powerful organization. buy a sanitarium for the tubercular savings bank of the wgae earner and creameries every week, under the consolidated account with the government. With The American Legion must the person of small salary. In many ex-service men. The examples are marketing plans worked out be counted In on every national activity ten cents a postal savings stajmp can myriad. of the large cities, and in factory by the state organization. The difference (By A. J. McGuire, Manager Minnesota or movement. The men of the be bought at the post office. When towns, and especially in many of the Then there is the Interallied Co-Operative Creameries between freight rates on car* Legion believe in and trust Commander ten stamps have been purchased and smaller towns in the rural districts, MacNider. As an American Veterans Federation, that was practically lots and on less than carlots amounts Association.) affixed to a postal savings card they you can do the same in reading the it is yery inconvenient for earners of sponsored by the Legion. It is to about $100 on every carload shipped, There is no other farm product in can be exchanged for a $1 interest following. a weekly wage to reach a bank after a dream but it is near to coming true according to A. G. McGuire, Minnesota whose price the farmers bearing postal savings certificate. Postalsavings receiving their pay but a post office is and its possibilities! are far-reaching. manager of the Minnesota Co-operative can influence as much as they can certificates to the amount usually, available. When the people The guiding motive of the American The Federation embraces representatives Creameries association. Inc. influence the price of cream or butterfat. of $2*500 may be purchased by any one Legio^ is to keep alive at least some fully understand that their post offices of ex-service men's organisations The $100 saving in freight on each person. Small investors can also buy' part of the wonderful spirit of Service offer them modern banking facilities in all the allied countries. It aims at car is a net gain, he said, after all expenses The price of butterfat is the only Treasury Savings Stamps at $1 each. that animated everyone in 1917 and they will avail themes dives df this such an interchange of ideas and such of assembling the butter at price on farm products that has not They do not draw interest, but when 1918. If even a flicker of that spirit modern savings! system which is run a preservation of the spirit of comradeship a central point have been paid. fallen below the cost of production 20 stamps have been acquired they can be preserved and turned to good for their advantage and at no cost to of the war, that conflict or during the past two years. them. Postal Savings and Treasury account Legion men feel that their can be exchanged for a $25 Treasury even ill wind between late allies must This is largely due to the fact that A Press Want Ad rill bring jots organization will not have- existed in Savings Certificates offer an unusual "be impossible. Certificate. These certificates are Is­ satisfactory results. there are 600 co-operative creameries vain. The Federation has made great in Minnesota that have been a The application of such a spirit of strides in organization. It has expected mighty factor in influencing the price service to national problems may be that, even more will be accomplished of butter, and! the price paid to the known as Americanism. The Legion after the convention of dele* farmer for cream. has already succeeded in passing or gates from the allied countries in New This is largely due to the fact that "Say, fellow*, took «thm is woking to pass in every state Orleans in October, just prior ^to the there are 600 co-operative creameries big ehioft Sajm ho can't school laws covering the teaching of Legion national convention. in Minnesota that have a mighty faetor brook away till ho Jin* the American constitution. It is The Legion has always been first in iahoM him Kollogrf* Corn in influencing tjie price of butter, Flakomt ho known working to build up in the coming the fight to obtain justice for the CUOMO and the price paid to the Tarmer for good thingt, auf right!" generation vivid realization of what disabled of the late war. Surely, it cream. American institutions are and how is a genuine community service for The co-operative creameries have and why they should be respected. the Legion to lead the way! in demanding not only given the farmers the manufacturers' Many states already are carrying out proper care for those comrades of profits, but have prevented Mighty appetizing in the schools complete programs ours who came back blind, maimed a monopoly of the butter market. written by the Legion which will and broken in health and body and Every farmer should know the !mportancej inspire a new kind ofj citizenship in who must live the war forever in the of the co-operative creamery the years that are not far away. homes and hospitals of our country. to open the day with to his business. The farmers who The Legion is working actively to (Save Their Best. take their cream to cream stations do combat radicalism. It has taken* an Those men gave their best that all not realize they are helping to under-? active and very influential stand of us might enjoy continued safety mine the best market the farmers of against class and sect selfishness and and citizenship in this country of the state have ever had. Farmers in intolerance in every form. The Legion ours. Certain organizations and a Minnesota have, received an average is working toward the passage of few individuals have succeeded in of 10 cents a pound more for their sound immigration laws and for ade­ arousing some little interest in behalf butterfat during the past several years Those big, sunny-brown "sweet-hearts-of-the-corn" just seem tI get things going right, from the littlest "star boarder" to the eldest! The New Hero For, Kellogg's Corn Flakes hit-the-spot as no other cereal ever could and they area continuous faste-thrill! WHEN ARE VOU GOING Tempting in their appearance, wonderful in supreme flavor and ITE TOv *5 OVER. 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