The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-04
FARM BUREAU TO
PLAN MARKETING

Discussion Of "a square deal fer ~
riculture' viii be the principal toplt
of the Utah State Farm bureau con.
ventlon to be held in Salt Lake City
on January 8, and 8, according to an.
nouncement OF the bureaus executive
committee. To bring this one topic
before the farmers Of the state and
reach some conclusion that will be of
benefit to the farmers, the manufac.
turers and the consumers. the commit.
tee has arranged a program of five
general sessions, three luncheons, two
executive sessio,. and twenty-five
committee meetings. Hundreds of
farmers are expected to be present at
these meetings, which will be in the
Hotel Utah and fhe Joseph r. Smith
Memorial building Of the L. d. 8. u.
Practically every marketing problem
OF the farmers viii be brought before
the convention and win be discussed
from all sides. Not only have farmers
been asked to present their views, but
they viii also be given the viewpoint
OF the manufacturer using farm prod
ucts. The special departments will be
dalrying, canning, crops, cereals, sugar
beets, drainage and irrigation, cattle,
sheep and wool, swine, bureaus
finance, legislation and women's work.
A number Of prominent speakers OF
both state and nation have been In.
vited to give addresses. These in.
clude farmers, lawyers, state and fed
eral officials, manufacturers, edu.
Gators, bankers, homie economists
and newspaper men, all interested
In the solution Of present economic
problems The complete program will
he announced upon acceptanccs being
received from all Of these prospective
speakers.
unique feature Of the convention
VIII be the luncheon series, three noon
day events being scheduled for the
Hotel Utah, to which all farmers are
Invited to remain. At these iuncheons
brief addresses will be made by speak
ers of western and national fame on
economic and civic problems facing
the country. -
The Utah State Farm bureau is
planning statewide membership
campaign through which II Is expect
ed that this organization, already the
largest body OF men and women In
the state, viii be made even much
larger. Preparatory to this member
ship campaign the bureau has started
a statewide advertising campaign,
telling about the work OF the bureau
and the plans for the convention. One
OF Its advertisements advises the
farmers Of the state that:
1--WE are entitled to cost OF produc- |
tiOn, plus n fair profit for our invest
ment-in addition to fair wages.
I'VE eanAst work cut these prob.
lens az individuals II must be
through equalization.
Don't eemplaiB unless yen are will
ing to help clear up things,
"The farm bureau 10 our medium for
action.
at Is Gn organization of farmers
and for farmers interests, formed,
financed and Differed by farmers. II
Is your organization.
"JOln the farm bureau and get your
neighbor to Join and give the organic
alton whOle.henrted support"
Officers and directors of the organ.
ization, which has offices In suite 620 |
McCorn III building. Salt Lake, are |
President. ID. d. Mckay, Huntsville;
national representative. J, II, Burton,
Garland; vice president, David NJ
Boal, Ephrnim; treasurer, II. Il. Beck, |
Delta secretary, Lee Il. Taylor, Pay |
son; fvecutive committee, ID. d. Nc. |
Kay, Huntsville; David n. Beal Eph- !
rain; Lee II, Taylor, Payson; II. a. |
Beck, Delta, and Ephralm Bergesen.
Cornish.