The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-27

va, IS, n' and: elsewhere because
g ass :it ting interests s do, not
4.r.ll, come. first because
d a''. .iar than those represent
!, ,'sers and other plain PEG PEG
= .',.d 1t political power last fail.
q'as' f.ongresssmen and sena-
p1'''1 the S. spring wheat sections E
benl ' nho,,t the matter. They
ba sg.;s avsl largely on this issue e.
'r .9s N MOI league ma. nae
TIE ,a mu to buck, and they
20 lp" vp the Republican ma
bly, .u pVp offer few. changes as a
!. would ~ enable 1asl them to hold their
4 the disgruntled are talking
's .s o. s,li a bill to repeal "a the
p. ?itp ewes the secretary of agrl,
Ehs san ssrI over grain grading, but it
'e w, pSs At the same time that it
'' ssre AZ no o. chance of getting
:. If course, knows what Sec
W. Wallace la actually thinks on the tn
70 declares that he knows lit
g.. ht t 's aid must make an !. inves-
The usual method Of DISMISS, ,
1.5cate Political subject. And
.,. ar # no knowledge surprised
q the Northwest representa- II
tsss,,se Wallace was pulled as q
te ssi@ Northwest farmer and ag,
ta as' editor Of 20 years expert
,pHUas VS.: GRAIN TRUST
|,,n the Equity farmers, and later
Ennuartisan league farmers, pro
h against the old Minnesota grad
sv,ten as Being a means OF ena'
The ,illers to secure good wheat
s. than milling value, they were
MOI with local scorn. Then a:
ceiling grew that wheat should. b
III according to what it is usee
namely. making bread, the poll
IS had to do something.
h tbeir. action was characteristic
replaced the old Minnesota sys
i grading with. a federal grading
"a in 1877, and for a season di'
d Dragging about what had beef
But as League leaders such a
I. F. Ladd pointed. out at tn
these federal grades were bette
The grain combine and. worse TO
Farmers than the old grading sys
This is now generally .aamitte'
bite Of government reports trying
ruVe the opposite.
one Of the politicians from tn
Invest, who are now tearing thei
really stand for what the farm
Hant and need-grading accordin
siQing value. What they are look
for is something to keep tn
ler vote quiet without hurting tn
b combine, which controls thei
hne. !
pURT AIDS GEORGIA BANKS
b federal supreme court has re
ed the courts CT Georgia, whic
ad to enjoin the federal reserv
at Atlanta from certain prat
gneh were a great handicap.
ealber banks. 49,;
federal decision, however, d,
merely that the complainin
have a case. No principle {
duoversy was decided.
aef the cloak Of forcing COLES
y checks at par, the reser7
system holds checks. drawn G
soutside its system until a lare
y Is on hand. Then it suddenl
ae cash over the counter for a
ehEks.
means that nonmember bar
yep . much larger cash reser,
member bank. In fact, it
Y De question for the bank
ne reserve system or of goi1
- oanklng business. 1t is OF
WE Known ways by which Il
uust can force the banki1
: carry water for the contro
neiers.
nee for the federal reser
aously denied that it "intend
a act" and whitewashed t
- complained of with the asse
par collection Of chez
Eve the public more than 81
y /. year. Some of the wo1
3 i. pactlces Of today are not,
Az aesal" because congress a
= nave failed to provide la
The public and independe
1sa'nst the money trust.
1ssR Of COMMERCE HIT
SOLDIERS
/ snss'ness has again showed.
~ ae returned soldiers in 1 v
mS.. most conservative Of tn,
ss,at;s stand ne Hitherto po1itici.
II Jug big business have led
i.,s s,0ag with clever evasions
i !. They were always j
60 the handsome ..h;nr
,s g and to give the other.
.ae soldiers would helm B
National Chamber az ca
ing ~ in annual session
- my, has gone on rec
6 payment Of q cash ia,
iervice men and WON
ets il ren...1 :,