Deep Furrows
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Meanwhile the Grain Growers were circularizing the three PrairieProvinces on the need for a government system of elevators and at theannual conventions of the organized farmers in Manitoba, Saskatchewanand Alberta in 1908 strong endorsement of the idea was made. An"Inter-Provincial Council of Grain Growers' and Farmers' Associations"[1] had been created, and this body urged the several executives towait upon their respective governments and try to obtain definiteaction.
At the suggestion of Pre...mier Roblin, of Manitoba, a conference of thethree premiers was arranged through the Secretary of theInter-Provincial Council. It was the hope of the farmers that thismight lead to uniform legislation, introducing government ownership ofthe elevators, and that the three provincial governments would join inan appeal to the Dominion Government for co-operation. In eachprovince the whole subject had been dealt with exhaustively in the textprepared by the Grain Growers--the conditions making a governmentsystem of elevators necessary, how it could be created and thepracticability of its operation, the question of financing and thebeneficial results that would follow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile the Grain Growers were circularizing the three PrairieProvinces on the need for a government system of elevators and at theannual conventions of the organized farmers in Manitoba, Saskatchewanand Alberta in 1908 strong endorsement of the idea was made. An"Inter-Provincial Council of Grain Growers' and Farmers' Associations"[1] had been created, and this body urged the several executives towait upon their respective governments and try to obtain definiteaction.
At the suggestion of Pre...mier Roblin, of Manitoba, a conference of thethree premiers was arranged through the Secretary of theInter-Provincial Council. It was the hope of the farmers that thismight lead to uniform legislation, introducing government ownership ofthe elevators, and that the three provincial governments would join inan appeal to the Dominion Government for co-operation. In eachprovince the whole subject had been dealt with exhaustively in the textprepared by the Grain Growers--the conditions making a governmentsystem of elevators necessary, how it could be created and thepracticability of its operation, the question of financing and thebeneficial results that would follow.
What to read after Deep Furrows?
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