The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-01
FARMING THE FARMER"
EXTRACTS ATTACK TRADE ON u GRAIN GROW
ERS AND ANSWERS THERETO

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''"'I X for the .aa paaetarh above %ss ln.,
monSy n %y 5's 5e srn nn" rabc farmer la
Gambler, SS Hoi r 'J peeua,on % On the farmers product
FR & PSoTc Ig' n an authority on the legal aspect an;pot
Hn problem si & hS Know. W]r,ay ] INs m * "pg % economy While The
@ n@a co, % Il@ge n Sl,r rS & f S cryce! vice ad Mr. Griffin
e @ @Svo e. i. ga, %s 3 % GTS TS slacao 100 % fSr hc legal
authority men ". ] can al,", ] nS the STAT pen that Clifford
Ths virtually nothing of practical sS" mas ark, n S b@ rTacc%
grain marketing g the validity Of gosr2[, & and ] ,aS Sfa % 'esnS ] cam
VII neei Of th
IN S rptsd p state none and Mr. ThOnc has demon
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S cTSasc somewhat round up ms Sn9Ssh on % T
the rate That sr %SS. inc s aS% %rre vote voted :sS
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and also tie very who are big enough 70 nance y
s Grain & %G % ;meI IsS p @ 10 F county @ %SS %aS
for g at time i" d. G s h 5 @ 5 % % ? @ -, &S Sa y e
Board Of T2G 1rswSc % % oSgn" T 5 ST at r% Sa and believe
marketing srr y;' GnrraE for s sr , %%S TS @
'o'9 e i m@is %sr"S}s SEG& that 'c " the Grain Grower: Sg
found million dr, y6s @ M rGTST % o TO borrow J% Sn 'Ss S"s
hsay .s So u @ S " of the proecs @S
ships Grain Growers to retire those % nS me m Zee in club
i"'s' %a o s 6 ss, s, Saei p but realize that
amion collars TO put t ,rs EYE. m ana t % EcS for Us to
sS sSq n1ES Euand y % oa which the U a" Growers Inc
fer % Tsar Esn a" b Ss he PS P%anF grain he m and
he" we %S %SS' rely expect other Interests back
Eo this rrag fee i ss's4 ss s5 T. oGf tns, the @ %
the sni anna ai n a s1 6DH which @ S, 3SS
%sSfrsr nSS"S a IN ns fifteen rS oa o that straight in
s,, GGTS S ps "s9 b? n q? Es;S: s r .s @
Of M I ] s' n sS Sn1 "i can % ss 60 % E
the }P" A. ss T ss 3 Ts ,sa G s 'S S the
sfs 3 Of s"s S Pa " doubt and brands the statement
down The s gs9ss s,ss.' e the fertile ''" which prepared
nothn scheme which would give
farmer nnv advantage geographical position great
farmer
markets the plan seems take no
The Illinois growers proximity 70 e
MARKET twenyv cents bushe' more " m
an points
The pan plainly provides that the farmers gram VIII oe o ner
cent marketed at actual cost OF dong a ] aws he
and IT, usual ule
freight his terminal market we fail TO- see why M ," u os the
market would not receive more lot
same farther The writer feel: a, WE are hat e
informed without
without foundation whatever ana omy s sye
Of those who terminal markets and whom the gram gamblers
a larger of their annual profits 40
follows
mir Griffin of the Grain Growers as one Which, %a
operation
He said he had the opinion OF Two