. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ?:^ww»( V. 30 The Florists^ Review Maech 16. 1922. Prof. J. C. Blair. the meeting at the Floriculture building are as follows: Kischcr, John M., Eviiiistdii. 111. I^( (Jrotlii, W. Chicagu, 111. Currcs, CliicuK". HI. DiUit. r. JtccHtiir, 111. CnnniKlav. J. K., Sedaliu, Mo. I'liffiT, \V. S., ChicnKo, 111. Sthakcl, K. A., Indianapolis. Ind. CarlsH'ilt, Oscar t;.. IndianaiK>lis. liid. "Wcrstlpr, Williain Jos., Chani|)ai);ii, 111. Johnson. Cliarlcs T., Chicago. 111. llnniasiin. C , Chicago, 111. Jaiol). ('hi<ai;o
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ?:^ww»( V. 30 The Florists^ Review Maech 16. 1922. Prof. J. C. Blair. the meeting at the Floriculture building are as follows: Kischcr, John M., Eviiiistdii. 111. I^( (Jrotlii, W. Chicagu, 111. Currcs, CliicuK". HI. DiUit. r. JtccHtiir, 111. CnnniKlav. J. K., Sedaliu, Mo. I'liffiT, \V. S., ChicnKo, 111. Sthakcl, K. A., Indianapolis. Ind. CarlsH'ilt, Oscar t;.. IndianaiK>lis. liid. "Wcrstlpr, Williain Jos., Chani|)ai);ii, 111. Johnson. Cliarlcs T., Chicago. 111. llnniasiin. C , Chicago, 111. Jaiol). ('hi<ai;o. III. Ooldonstein, K. H., ChicaBo, 111. ?\Vehriiiann, Kred. ("liicago, 111. Dramni, K. U., Elnihurst, 111. AVolirniann, Henry, Maywood, 111. Knlhniann, K. \V., Melrose I'ark, 111. Smith, Joseph J., Danville, III. Karker. Italpli K., Ilanville. III. Itall, Ceorge J., (ilea Kllyn, HI. Itrown. A. ('.. .SprinKhed, 111. Lautensclilager, 1"., t'liicago, III. Jalilonsky, Olivette, St. Ixniis. Mo. Hendireiiier. William KprinKfleld. 111. Wasliliurn, Frank I/., Itltx)minpton, III. J. II., Kdwardsville. III. I»e Wever, ('. K., Clayton, Mo. Jacol), (ieoriie Canton, 111. Animann. J. 1\, Kwers that the trade unions of our day are exertinjj over industry. What eould the workiiij^men have done ajrainst tlie niijihty business combina- tions that exist today, if they had not organi/ed into the strong economic bodies that the unions are today? Noth- ing. Ho, too, with us florists. If we go on, each one by himself, trying to better our condition, raise the standard of our business, find new and better ways of ])roducing, selling and increasing the de- mand for our product, we shall accom- plish comparatively nothing. Organiza- tion, gentlemen, is the only way we can do these things. Organization also furthers experi- mentation. Columbus' wonderful ex- periment woi^i\ not have been possible if Spain had not, shortly before, organ- An address delivered hy Joseph Ko
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