class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">all kinds of communication, 124; economic or business coöperation, 125; personal gumption and guidance, 132)— Community interest is of the spirit, 133.

A POINT OF VIEW ON THE LABOR PROBLEM

Pages 134-148

Reasons for the labor question, 135 —The remedies, 137—Public or social bearings, 139—Supervision in farm labor, 142—What is the farmer to do? 146.

THE MIDDLEMAN QUESTION

Pages 149-164

Farmer does not get his share, 149 —Relation of the question to cost-of-living, 153—The farmer's part, 156—The middleman's part, 157—A system of economic waste, 158—Coöperation of farmers will not solve it, 158—It is the business of government, 160—Must be a continuing process of control, 161.

COUNTY AND LOCAL FAIRS

Pages 165-177

Nature of the fair, 165—Features to be eliminated, 167— Constructive program, 167—The financial support, 168—An educational basis, 169—Ask every person to prove up, 171—Sports, contests, and pageants, 173—Premiums, 174—It is time to begin, 175—The fair ground, 176—My plea, 177.

THE COUNTRY-LIFE PHASE OF CONSERVATION

Pages 178-200

These subjects have a history, 180—They are not party-politics subjects, 182—The soil is the greatest of all resources, 183—The soil crust, 185—No man has a right to plunder the soil, 188—Ownership vs. conservation, 190—