The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-25
SEED GRAIN LOANS
ARE BEING MADE
Applications to the Number of $50
and Calling for $17,190 Were
Mailed Saturday.

The applications for seed grain loans
were received Saturday morning and
small numbers were distributed to the
banks of the county who are cooper
ating with the Farm Bureau in making
out the applications.
One hundred and fifteen applications
calling for Sl7,190 were mailed out
from the Farm Bureau office Saturday
night. All the blanks received Satur-
day were used. A new supply was re-
ceived Monday morning and distribut-
ed and another supply Tuesay morning
and sent out to the Farm Bureau COM
munity centers and places not receiv-
ing this supply out of the first sup
plies received.
Loans are made for the purpose of
seed wheat, oats, barley and flax.
How to Secure a Loan.
The largest amount which can be
leaned to an individual is 5000, which
amount will be loaned to those who
meet the conditions and who agree to
use the money for the purchase of seed
sufficient to SOW at least 100 acres, and
to use this seed for the production of
grain and flaXseed. Loans will be made
at the rate Of $500 per acre to those
who desire to sow less than 100 acres.
To ecure a loan call at one of the
banks of the county or inquire of the
Farm Bureau community chairman for
application blanks and instructions.
The application blank requires a
statement of the amount of the loan
desired, the number Of acres to be
soWn to each crop for which seed is to
be purchased, and the legal descrip-
ton OF the land on which these crops
are to be sOWn, together with a state
mcnt OF the acreage soWn to these
crops by the applicant in 1920 and the
yields obtained. 1t also requires an
agreement to use the money loaned for
the purchase of seed and to SOW this
seed for the production of grain or
tlaXSeed on the land described. It re-
1uireS Il further statement Ito the eff
feet that the applicant does not have
and a not get funds from other
sources for the purchase of such seed.
After the application is completed it
should be signed by the applicant with
hls usual business signature, togetJ,r
with his mail address. The applica-
ton need not be sworn to-. After it
has been completed and signed the
'itilluIlilS tblillIilICt CeIiltlCdlt ana
the county committee certificate should
lie filled out and signed by the proper
persons. After the application has
been signed by two members Of the
committee it should go to the the
county agent, who will have the coun-
ty committee designated by the county
farm bureau executive committee fill
in and sign the county committee Ger
afieate and then the county agent will
rocheck and mail to the seed loan office
q. Fargo, North Dakota.
G.untivs not having Farm Bureaus
arn cut Of luck as it will he almost i'm
possible for them to take advantage
of this seed loan.
The Note and the Mortgage.
The note is a promissory note sup
'!cd in de amount Of the application
mot - exceed @-oD', tearinm interest,"
mt the waite Of > per cent per annum,
IA maturing November /. 1921. The
note must bear revenue stamps in the
amount eff : cents for each 500 or
fraction thereof. POSTAGE stamps can
not be used for this purpose.
The mortgage is Il chattel mortgage
On the crops 20 be grown from seed
purchased with th2 funds advanced.
,hrre ,o"ias OF the form should be
.ll.d 'u., >NI the ORIGINAL should be
med a.j sworn to before a notary
public. WIZ mus. atfiN his seal. The
original and q cory should he sent