The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-05
Farm Bureau Committees.

AolllIllllIlItlCS VI SdliiESN Nt'iho
last month"; have been lined up III
very definite form and their COM
munity committeeman selected.
Every community committeeman has
a special duty in the community and
can serve the farmers of that section
The crops committeeman may assist
the community by arranging meet |
ings at which the county agent may
be wanted.. He may assist i'll obtain
ing prices on fertilizers, seed grains,
etc. Or he may be the community
crops spokesman for some question
that they wish answered through the
Farm bureau. The livestock COM
mittceman duty is very similar to
that OF crops. except that he deals
with the livestock end of farming.
The poultry committeeman will ar
range tire meeting in his or her COM
munity for poultry culling demon
STATIONS, poultry feeding demonstra-
tons and other things that they may
find advisable to put on in the coun-
ty. The boys and girls club leader
will assist the boys and girls OF the
community by boosting whenever
they have an opportunity for the
boys and girls on the farm. That
committeeman will also suggest
names OF boys and girls who might
! wish to enter various contests that
will be put on from time to time by
! the Farm bureau office.
= tt7c7c- arc merely suggestions ut-
what the various committeeman THAT
! have been selected over the northern
hall ot Bates County will be doing.
1t !, not the intention OF the Farm
Bureau Office to make these posi-
ton, hard to fill in TACT they must
be simple because oi the fact that the
| farmers have too many cares OF their
own to be able to afford much time
Tor this sort OF work. However, Ii
Niil create connecting link between
different sections OF the county
through the Farm Bureau Office, and
that is what it takes to make farm
ers corporation successful.
The following communities have
beer, organized, and we are herein
giving a complete list of the commit
tcernen selected in each section
communities Organized:
OLIVE
President, J. b, Whitehead.
Crops, J. i. Crosswhitc.
Livestock Cha>. Martz.
Poultry. Mrs. William Moles.
Boys and Girls Club. Jessie Gep-
ford.
PRESIDENT Claudc Thompson.
Vice-president, VIM, Thompson. :
Secretary, DR.. Upton
Treasurer, Bob Thompson.
Crops,
Cattle. VIM, Traut.
Hogs. Claude Thompson.
Sheep, J. I. Tudder.
| Poultry Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald.
Horses, X. {. Tyson.
Dairy, Robert Lyle.
Soils. Chas, Coleman.
CRAWFORD
President, L. b. Blankenship.
Crops, J. b. Pipes.
Livestock, e.. e.. Gloyd.
Poultry, Mrs. +. NJ. Gragg.
Boys and Girls Club, L. Is. Blanh-
enship.
MlNGO
Crops, l.. g. Sliffe.
Livestock. Jim Pulliam.
Poultry, Mrs. J. L. McAllister.
Boys and Girls Club, Frank Chap
man.
1 ADRIAN
Crops, T.. ". Tmmons.
Livestock, W. w. Perry.
Poultry, Mrs. W. +. Blunt.
Boys and Girls Club, Mrs. Fred
Thornhill.
ELkHART
Crops, G.. ". Armentrout.
Livestock, J. F. Allen.
Poultry, Mrs. Robert Scott.
Boys and Girls Club, Mrs. J. T.
Scott.
FAIRNlEW WEST
Crops. l.. l.. Rockhold.
Livestock. ID. X. Wright.
Poultry, Mrs. J. A. Page.
Boys and Girls Club, MIR. J. A
Page.
McNEAL
Crops. Henry Rhodes.
Livestock, VIM. Dalgette.-
Poultry, A. Nj. VanFessen. ..
Boys and Girls Club. Geo. Fenton.
BUCKHORN
Crops, Henry Boltman.
Livestock, Emmett Boiling.
Poultry, Ben Ganthesan.
Boys and Girls Club, ED Ganther.
FAIRVlEW EAST
President, Roy Hays.
Crops, S. M. Hill.
Livestock, Roy Hays.
Poultry, Mrs. Fred keirsey.
Boys and Girls Club, NJ. n. letter
PLEASANT GAP
President, Henry Fisher.
Crops, b. F. Pontius.
Livestock, MIR. L. Z. Morilla.
Poultry, Mrs. T. Z. Morilla.
Boys and Girls Club, Ralph Culver
EDGEWOOD
Crops, J. B. Mari.
. Livestock, Joe Erwin.
Poultry, John Lacy.
BOYS and Girls Club, Ed Fink.
New Oil and Gas Company Or