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MI. SANSBURY CO., INC.

N. l.. SANSBURY CO. INC.
1418 Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. MT. PLEASANT.
al home overlooking RSsa
asmanc
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST day" Ies 1 fs dP wide alley
where PRICE @75o
handsome gi fdse s Sdsf @esn every detail and
sanas. s @ ssss i % s %
NEAR 10Th AND DECATUR
PRICE $3.50 An exceptionally we1but artstaly
signed home 23H wide Four large bright bedrooms;
bultin shower inclosed sleeping
porch spacious parlor dining with beamed ceiling;
kitchen incosed breakfast porch Double brick
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
baths hot line gasG
beakta
nHs.nsous water seer Mant
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. - --
PRICE $4,000 An inspect COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
in
the Dulduf attractive
Ps9 :ss three heat well electric a 1 on h ba @
hasawSo soS; Rhs % 5 oia sh o ne e. bath .: %
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo3-45
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VACANT.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD:; ROOMS
and bath; bedrooms; Ami; deep lot; garage
VIM B. KRAFT co.
Citizens Savings Bank,
1895 N. z. Ave. Main 6SS
MT. PLEASANT. .
NEAR 18th AND KILBOURNE; OVER
looking Zoo Park; 2-story colonial home; Z
rooms, bath, shower; maids room; AM;
beam-ceiling dining room; French doors; hne
decorations; Lear garage: po,ches; hes; immedi- n1i
WIN. B. KRAFT co.
Citizens Savings Bank.
1885 N. 7. Ave. Main e9o.
NEAR pa. AVE. ON 14th ST. S.E.-SUB-
stantially built corner residence: large rooms,
bath: hwb.; fine cellar; splendid location;
nrice 81, 600; possession in so days. See b. 7.
LAW, 1919 e ct. Sc. today. 70.
a. 4. LAW, 1919 q ST. Sc. has RECENT
IL Obtained Z number OF very desirable iistings
which he can sell at prices ranging from $500
to 81 ,0O0.- II you want home see him at
once. ~
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Cleveland Park. Vacant.
practically new home, located in best sec
tion Of Cleveland Park. three blocks from
Conn. ave- car line; semi-detached. brick con con
struction, containing seven rooms tiour ped
rooms); h.-wh., electricity; screened sleeping
and breakfast porches; buiit-in heated garage.
PRICE, $13.750 5000 cash:
Saul's Addition.
A semi-detached stucco house containing
nine rooms Is bedroOms); three Stories; NV:
heat, electricity; sleeping. and breakiast
porches; in excellent cohdition. PRICE
$12, $50. $500 cash.
Petworth. Vacant.
In most desirable part of Petworth. An
eight-room a bedrooms) home which has never
been occupied, containing modern conven-
fences. PRICE, $1O,75O. Reasonable terms.
Near Lincoln Park.
Groom and bath colonial style home: furnace
heat. recently papered and painted throughout;
In excellent condition. $3.50. Terms.
WE WANT HO
BRADFORD
REAL
MAIN 5877. 9o4 14th
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POSSESSION WITH DEED.

POSSESSION WITH DEED.
EVERY HOUSE GOOD BUY.
Near Navy Yard Near North Capitol and Fla
$425o. Ave NV
BATH good heating plant $780,
IL Beautf house
fu andw house NIGEL
price decorate ther n
Investment Property. Oh" |" @ ca ps ~H -.Nur
Southeast. h %. 1<eal oui A~'":
$1,000. co,,s, tv, hons. Sl. g. rooms and bath;
frame md Of
onsetp
quick puchas onewh
>ofuease ss na' gall Bloomingdale.
uxu. and hath T9o so"d h., ,tne n1nt: house $625o.
an
HOuSe-BlOOnnSQale
$3.50. Southeast Bargain.
n1% Wen % e0nT4ea: , sms a5ba naS oa cSe! $4,000
o
Can and the
of this home" " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~GaheldPa prpo
Columbia Road Near 18th NV.
1900
Buif
mrn the minu bargain
ds.ahe Convent t shls
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Main 218 $50 Southern Building.
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IMMEDIATE
Irving, West of 10th NV.
$1,000. Terms.

lMMEDlAlE
Irving, West of 10th NV.
5000 Terms.
Vacant. One Of the beautiful Kennedy-built
homes. with large front yard and stone ter ter
water heat. electric lights. attic with maid.
room, spacious front porch; breakfas. ana
sasy
in dining room. built-in refrigerator. a per-
feet home. Phone us at once
Aristocratic Colonial Home.
$4,000. Terms.
Located on G st. just west Of State: War
:tyI. :pd Nom home asp oi Il roos snd baths.
@sny sssa quail quaint ' fsatures This properly ws. e.
sSar%ins. sSpisa tn Don't fail to see It now.
West of 10th on Heights.
$14,85o. Terms.
Attractive new home Of rooms and
baths on two floors: concrete porches front and
rear; glass.inclosed sleeping porch; bIiit.in, s
pantry and built-in ice box. A splendid wfdth
permits good-sised rooms throughout.
Detached-Near Takoma Park.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Draad-new, beautiful detached home on large
lot: 9 rooms and bath on two floors; electric
iiGhts, open fireplace. cold storage room. front
and sleeping porches; attic over entire house:
stationary tubs. Let N show you this now.
At Lincoln Park.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Vacant. . fne room. and bath; bedrooms;
ss :.t ssfs
koF6eod: clooe 70 cars, stores, schools, etc.
yisGs . nsW. Main aT2.
WILLIAM K
,11o8 10Th St. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
YOU ARE LOOKING FORA NEW HOME
SEND COMPLETE
INCLUDING PROPERTIES EVERY SECTION OF CITY

COMPLETE LIST
VERY SECTION OF THE CITY.
E.
Good Northwest Section-Six-
room and bath home. convenient to 14th st.
car line; hot t-xater heat; electric lights II
reasonable termH.
7.
Corner Detached Residence
with exceptionally large lot inclosed in attrac-
tive stone fence; eight rooms and bath; hot
water heat; hardwood floors: garage for two
cars: house equipped with awnings and screens.
ferred out Of the city who Will sell for $11, 600,
and arrange reasonable terms
In Brookland- -Six-Room and
bath home, with hot-water heat. electric lights;
garage for one car. Price, $6 $50; $3.50 cash,
balance monthly.
9.
lust Off Lincoln Park A
beautiful six-room home. having three excep-
tionally large bed chambers; hot-water heat;
beautiful lighting fixtures; garage. Price and
terms reasonable.
On California St. Near 10th
NW-Beautiful twelve-room and twI-bath
home; located in the city's most excessive
residential section; hot-water heat, electric
able terms. Immediate possession.
SAGER,
ooo Ieth Ct N w
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POSSESSION.
Charming Chevy Chase Home.
$15,5OO. Terms.

Ideally located Just one square west Of Conn.
ave-. among beautiful SURROUNDINGS. LIST floor
try. kitchen, one bedroom. sleeping porch and
full tiled bath. End hoor-3 spIendidly ar
ranged bedrooms and tiled bath. Spacious
concrete front porch. Built-in garage. Good
big lot. An abundance Of storage closets. In
perfect condition throughout. Possession to
suit purchaser.
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10th St. Highlands.
$I6,S5o. Terms.

Beautiful new, detached home Of hollow tile
and stone. pebble fnish;> large front porch; g
spacious rooms hath and toilet; attic; double
hollow-tile garage Immediate possession.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINCOLN PARK.
on Tenn. ave-; 8 rooms, 2 baths; h.-w.h.: eiee-
tric lights: gas; specially built home; garage
for ears. Phone Lincoln 1139. 26'
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CHEVY CHASE.

Unusually attractive and individually de-
signed and constructed 7-room and 2-bath home
of Dutch colonial architecture, on lot SOx14O,
with double garage harmonizing with house.
SIS, 600.
In desirable part Of Mt. Pleasant, on Girard
near 18th; Groom and bath. with modern
heat; room for garage. Price only $4,000
Holmead Manor near 14th: corner house OF
a roomhs and bath: hot-water heat and room
Tor garage. Price, $500. Terms
Downtown rooming house near Iowa Circle;
20 rooms: income Of $16O aside from owner Q
own quarters. Can be had around $1,000.
In Petworth, convenient to cars: colonial
brick residence of 8 rooms and reception hall;
fnrnace heat: lot 14O feet to paved alley.
Ofrered at the low figure Of $500 for quick
sale; reasonable terms.
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Aristoeratic Georgetown.
$1,000. Terms.

Good section st.; brick residence: parlor
dining room. kitchen, pantry; large bed
closets; open freplaces: gas and coal ranges
back yard to paved alley; front yard. iron
fenced; roof newly painted; property ID gen
orally good condition.
rrAnrryAYfs -. =, tt., =. .
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McKEEVER & GOSS
Realtors
14os Eve St. Main 4752.
MOTHER BUILDING G. h.
TAYLOR Between 18th and 14th
etems
McKEEVER & GOSS,
g.
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FOR SALE.

FUN OHAI.
West Of 18th and north Of Park rd.: 3-story'
a-,oom and bath brick. equipped with cleo
tricity. Owner r-occupant. Only $S.OOV.
About squares west Of 18th, north OF Park
3D.; ready for immediate occupancy; rooms
and bath; electricity. $500.
c,o.. IN Columbia rd., about square west
80 18th. an S-room and bath brick; h,W;n
and electricity. Owner-occupant. frice' $''''~'
square from a4th ;ssnect. se sod iust
renoysted: vacant. Reduced to less tnan
$12, 900. !"
IN an avenue in saul's Addition. only one on
souare from 14th ST.; nearly new, ee!asneu; S.asi
Irnnn, and ba III; modern to the minute; Dfosa nn
outlook; possession. Will sacrince II sh]'oo"'
VIM. H. SAUL
1883 K St. NV.
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WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN A HOME?
If YOU ARE NOT A LANDLORD-WHY NOT?

Woodbridge Bungalow.
Near Rhode Island ave cars. nice rooms roo !,
and bath; h.-wh., electricity; garage for
cars. Bargain price, $500.
Bungalow in Saul's Addition: n.
Six large, sunshiny rooms; hot-water heat,
gas and electricity; hardwood floors. screens,
storm doors. ETC.: large front. and rear lot
This property must be seen to be appreciated.
The price is reasonable and owner Will give
you early possession.
Harvard St. NV.
Wonderful investment and home; 9 rooms
and baths: gas and electricity; hot- water
heat; large room in attic. House divided into
two APARTMENTS; lower floor now rented toI
$40 month. Price, 81, 500. Terms.
Park Place Northwest.
Beautiful tapestry brick; rooms and bath
hot-water heat: electricity; porches front and
rear; completely furnished. All for Ss,ooo
81. 500 cash.
Harvard and Col. Rd.
IS and bath (6 bedrooms). electric light gas
home in good location. Price and terms rea
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs. FOR sALE-HoUsES
Continu Continued.
BRADFORD COMPANY,
REALTORS,

>-ANNS
Cleveland Park.
On Ordway st.. short distance OF Conrec;-
cut ave., q well built home Of brick and frame
construction. containing z rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.; electricity; double garage in rear;
on large lot. PRICE. $4,000. Terms.
INLAND Terrace NE.
A six-room colonial style home. with
rooms and BATH h.-w.h.; electricity; sleeping
porches. and room for garage In rear. This
is a very good buy. in a strictly white neigh
borhood. PRICE. $500 Terms.
Near Congressional Library.
rooms and bath. elec.; new heating sys-
TEN being installed. Recently papered and
painted throughout. In excellent condition.
Garage in rear to paved alley. $500. Terms.
Near Congressional Library.
Vacant 8 rooms and bath; furnace heat; gas:
house in very good condition throughout. S. 900.
USES TO SELL.
& COMPANY,
TORS,
ST. NV. MAIN 1913.
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FOR C0LORED-7IO Q ST. N.W.8 Rooms
and bath, brick; Ideally located; small cash
and monthly pay%enss $500 soAg Apply
5I5 East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1921-09-26

821 18th Street NV.
In Chevy Chase, Md.
In beautiful section Of Chevy Chase: near tne
club; modern home Of rooms and pains; Mshta Sne
with shower; hot7water heat, electric ngnes,
buiit-in garage. Lot eOx125. This property Is
vacant and can be purchased on very reason
able terms.
In Chevy Chase, D. c.
Typical bungalow, containing rooms and
hath with ali modern improvements, located on
large lot, within three blocks OF CHEVY Cnase
School, close to car line.
Phone us for inspection.
PRICE, $12.50O.
In Downtown Section
Modern downtown residence, semi-detaehed'
three-story brick, containing rooms, naths.
Two-car garage, opening on soft. alley.
Immediate possession is assured, a. property
IL now vacant.
PRICE, $4,000.
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NORTHEAST.

A rare opportunity to obtain a home in
good livable condition at such a price; 6
rooms and bath; brick: hot t-water heat; gas
lights: large lot to alley. Terms, $3.50 cash
and $40 monthly.
SHANNON
Evening star., 1921-09-26
I4o5 Eye st.
CHEVY CHASE.

s.. CHEVY CHASE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
me
hawoHa heSt:
immdiate
had Price, .ss2So&SS&rR s2o Se2 . eoss CHEVY CHASE
4os Eve St. eANN' beautiful
SAULS ADDITION Ghss It sE ind %n9e %
dbathan rpor
to "A &
~ ~ PETWORTH. 1 YER, prstty rsasou.b, ~ priced home
for garage Price, ,s , Ds.sss 'es fes y Rn
49, 4
MAIN 4s2
NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL
AT Ath AND UPSHUR STS-ONLY ONE LEFT.
SIX RECEPTION
SERVANTS
fGGa GnT
fIohDtS' 'AAAoD Open and Sunday 0
McKEEVER & GOSS,
..Aos Eye St. Main 4752
e-4oo - MEsBERs WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1921-09-26
A, MT. Pleasant Bargain.
Just completed.
1748 Kenyon St. NV.
oRATHS: GARAGE.

DA llO Ian Ao1'
Every conceivable convenience.
Low price. Easy terms.
Mt Pleasant car to Kenyon st. and Walk
west one-half square. Open daily.
B. II. GRUVER, OWNER AND BUILDER,
UNION TRUST BLDG: MAIN 16s:
NORTHEAST.
"a .OOO-On Maryland ave. n.e.-A six-room and
bath brick home, occupied BY owner; in
excellent condition.
* 1o0-Near 9Th and 81 n.e.-A substantial
seven-room brick; latrobe heat; small
cellar; long back yard: substantial cash
payment.
Sc, 75o-Florida ave. ne near 10th-A three
room deep planned home. in excellent
condition; electric lights; fine heating
plantS 81. 500 cash; possession.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and II SITS. NE. Phone lincoln s97-s9s
MASS AVE. NEAR 7th ST. NE.
81 900.
Ten-room and bath house on Mass. ave; !;
newly painted and papered; suitable for board
ing house or large family Vacant.
WM Il. SAUNDERS CO.,
sf n "
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNC1, = - !.
,1o8 10Th St NV Phone Exchange Nam 372.
Evening star., 1921-09-26

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1874 H Street NV. Phone Main 1o2'
Evening star., 1921-09-26
At Lincoln Park.
S6 1eo Fasv Terms

Vacant. fne rooms and bath; bedrooms;
newly papsrsd and.painted throughout; large
foFaeod: ciose 10 cars, stores, schools, etc.
Iie1n q noW. Main a52.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
IOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
[ncOrpOrated

Main 1477.
In Mt. Pleasant Section
Strictly modern Groom and bath residence in
ideal location Of Mt. Pleasant. This property
is Of tapestry brick. has large porches: brick
garage on rear Of lot opening on paved alley.
This II what you have been looking for for
some time.
Phone 10 for inspection.
PRICE, $500, on terms.
In Columbia Heights
Corner house, red brick colonial front, con-
tanning rooms and bath and porches. This
property will make some one a nice home.
Every room is light and airy. Can be bought
on reasonable terms II you act quickly.
PRICE, $500.
Near Central High School
Another Groom and bath dwelling located
Just of 14th street car line. near Central High
School, containing all modern improvements,
including hot-water heat and electric lights and
gas. Room for garage.
Owner IL anxious to make an immediate sale
and will make convenient terms.
PRICE, $3.50.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

Three-story bay window brick house contain
ing rooms Is be1rooms) and baths; electric.
ity and gas; screened now rented as three
apartments at q return Of $145 a month: i'm.
mediate possession will be given. Terms
81. 600 cash.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.
PETWORTH.
5000.

4-bedroom and bath house in perfect condi-
tion; first floor. sizable living room, dining
room and kitchen: hot-water heat; hardwood
floors and trim; electric lights and gas: garage;
immediate possession; reasonable terms.
& LUCHS,
Evening star., 1921-09-26
In Downtown Section
1OHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,

821 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

PRICE, $4,000. A modern, two-family apart.
ment building, attractive in appearance
dor % Contains INV i've 'r rooms ann and bath % and
the second six rooms and bath. This
property II being sold to settle an estate
and is q real bargain at the above price.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-17

western Newspaper uoiou Ne.. ser,les.l }
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-17

Don't fall to lay up something for
the rainy day, II It's nothing more
than the borrowed umbrella.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-17

1t might be well, while correcting our
disobedient offspring, to remember
that We did not die young.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
"FOOLING THE FARMERv

Huron, June 28.-The u. s. Grain
Growers. Inc, Chicago, has just issued
a booklet entitled, Pooling the Farm
err" in reply to an attack on the farm
ers' marketing organization made re-
Gently before the Illinois legislature
by Joseph P. Griffin, president Of the
Chicago Board OF Trade.
Enemies of the u. s. Grain Growers,
Inc, are attempting to 6iscredit II in
the eyes of the farmers by magnifying
the Importance of the fact that at the
first meeting of the board of directors,
salaries were fixed as follows: Presi-
dent. SIG. 900; secretary, 10000; treas
urer, SIS. 900; general counsel, SIS 900.
The fact is that none of these salar-
led officers are drawing more money
from the treasury than Is necessary
to meet their current personal expen-
|ses. These officers are now and have
been giving from Is to Is hours a day
to their work.
This booklet, which may be obtained
upon application to the U. s. Grain
Growers, Inc, shows how the charges
of the big grain interests are a part
of a campaign of "falsehoods, half
truths and unwarranted inuendoes."
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
MOT BUYING A

Huron, June 2S.-The South Dakota
Farm Bureau federation does not con-
template entering into the coal buy
ing pool being proposed, according to
the following statement just issued by
NJ. r. Benedict. secretary:
1.-THE proposal coming from West
Virginia that the Farm Bureau feder-
ations of the west form a large coal
purchasing pool has raised the ques-
ton of the attitude of the South Da-
kota Farm Bureau federation in re-
gard to such activities. It has not
been the policy of this organization
to foster extensive buying plans for
the reason that we believe the South
Dakota farmers big problem is in the
marketing of his products rather than
in buying. Give him reasonable mar
keting opportunities and he will take
care of the buying end himself.
"The expediency of dipping into the
coal business at the present time 10
also questioned, with reductions both
of freight rates and Of miners wages
under discussion. II is not an uncom-
mon thing for certain business inter-
ests to be very free about unloading
commodities onto farmers coopera-
tives just at the right time. The
heavy losses of many farmers eleva-
tors on lumber during the last year
Is n case in pOint,"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
HOW THEY t

Huron, S. Oak, June 28.-The only
question in the American Farm Blu
reau federation referendum which was
answered in the negative in the South
Dakota vote was. do you favor other
waterway development for transpor-
tation, reclamation and power at this
timer The vote on this question was
2146 to 2423 on returns received from
% counties. The parallel question,
do you favor the Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence Waterway" carried yes
almost unanimously, the poll being
1888 to so. According to Farm Bureau
officials the number who voted is very
satisfactory in view of conditions
which made attendance at meetings
difficult. and II may be taken as gem
orally representative of farmer opin-
ion in this state.
The result of the vote in South Da-
kota on the other fourteen questions
is as follows:
Do you favor commodity financing
based on bonded warehouse receipts !!
Yes, 4494. No. 166.
DO you favor livestock financing
based on an adequate pledge of ami
mails and feed? Yes. 1898. No. 311,
Do you favor the development of a
personal rural credits system based
on proper safeguards? Yes, 40s7. No
400.
DO you request that authority be
granted the Federal Reserve Board 81
TO classify ~rediscounts as to give pri-
ority to loans for basic production OF
all kinds? Yes, 4346. No, 232.
Do you favor increasing the limit on
Federal Land Bank mortgage loans
from $4,000 to s25. 000?> Yes. 3491.
No. 1880.
Do you favor asking congress to
submit TO the states a constitutional
amendment prohibiting the issuance of
all tax-free securities. Yes, 412S. No,
f317.
Are you In favor OF continuing the
Excess Profits Tax? Yes. 4S6s. No,
179.
Are you opposed to the enactment
of a General Sales tax? Yes, 1865,
No. 179.
viii you be able to move a mater
tally larger amount of agricultural
products II the American Farm Burealu
federation an adequate reduc-
ton In freight rates? Yes. 4612. Nj,
SE.
DO you favor the building OF farm
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
TOPICS OF THE FARM
A Department Devoted Exclusively to Farm
Affairs in Hand County


-to-market roads prior to the constru.
tion of transcontinental highways?
Yes, 4342, No. 552.
Do you favor placing the packers
under regulation by the government
and the vesting of such regulation In
the department of agriculture? Yes,
1888. No. 166.
Do you favor legislation making IL
legal the practice OF short-selling in
agricultural products? Yes, 4514. No
"a.
Do you favor the truth-in-fabric
legislation? Yes, 1872. No. II.
Do you favor enabling legislation
for cooperative marketing? Yes, AGA.
No. A.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-06-30
COST OF PRODUCTION

Huron, s.. Oak, June 28.-Farm
production costs for 1921, from rough
approximations now available, are
from so to 100 per cent above present
farm prices, in spite of the fact that
these costs are considerably below
those of last year. This statement is
made by M. X. Benedict, secretary OF
the South Dakota Farm Bureau fed
Grafton.
Mr.. Benedict says:
while IL is too early to make any
accurate estimate OF production costs
for this year, as this will depend
largely upon the yield per acre, II is
evident that the cost of growing corn
and marketing it will range from so
to rs cents per bushel or higher
throughout most of South Dakota this
year. This is more than twice the
present price received by the farmer.
Farmers are still suffering from
the heavy losses due to last years
high production costs and low prices
This process of selling products at one
fourth to one-half their production
costs cannot go on indefinitely, and
unless means can be found whereby
farmers car ecure at least average
production costs, many farmers will
be forced into bankruptcy this COM
ing year.
only very good yields can bring the
cost of wheat production down to two
dollars per bushel this year. Barle~
and hay will both cost, even at the
present lower wages for farm labor,
fore than the present prices of these
products.
I'VE believe that it Is better for the
farmer to have knowledge OF approx
mate costs early in the season or wen
at planting time in order that he may
base his actions on these probable
costs, than to have detailed costs after
the crop has left his hands.
1T will require time and careful
development of marketing machinery
before farmers can make sure of Sc
curing a profit over production costs
as an average over a period of years.