South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
FIREWOOD LOOMS
In UNITED STATES
AS SIXTH CROP
armers Can Save Money by
Saving Up Spare
Timber.

fs TALKING ~ little else than leSla-
latiou aimed 90 help the agricultural
interests. The bankers are busy eN~
planning why they can't lend the
farmer the cash he needs The
plight or the farmer is the chlci
topic or discussion in railroad cir
-les and among business men at all
the big markets. Farmers them-
selves are organizing everywhere to
force the prices OF their products mp
t0 the point where selling VIII not
mean a Joss 10 them.
Meanwhile what the individual
farmer needs is not talk but cash.
certain things DE must buy right
along for himself and his family. He
can't wait for the national debate
70 run down.
In this situation farmers who are
hard pressed for cash may be over
looking the fact that all around
them money is growing on the
trees" and the crop is just waiting
TO be picked This is almost liter
ally true I'm other words the farm
or can harvest another crOp-hisI
timber All over the country thou
sands of farm ers are turning to this
immediate source Of cash. I'm
money value, hrcwOOd ranks a9|
Americas sixth crop. Government
der. wheat corn, cotton hay oats.
hrewoOd.
Methods Of Production.
with one Of the practical low
priced power lgE saws. now ON the
market the farmer can make his
farm pas substantial profits 10y pro
ducinE fuel-a commodity that has
held up well i'm price and for which
there is am almost unlimited de
lnand Then, too, there Is nearly
always steady market for ties,
fence posts and tiuibers that can
easily and quickly be- cut with these
lightweight. portable machines. I'm
this way the farmer, with little
work or expense can realize good
profits and stifl hang ON to his grain
and live stock If he wants to, until
prices get better
ON nearly every farm I'm most sec
tious of the country thcre iS timber
in more than sufficient quantities
for home use. There are live trees
that need 10 Doe taken out 10 give
room for younger ones to grow, or
to clear the land for cultivation,
there are dead trees that are allow
ed TO fall and decay. and on thou
sands OF farms. the banks of rivers
and creeks are lined with great logs
and other drift wood.
Hnrn
NO" 1Hat ule, are io- &c
can DC f.t.,, & W, -
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- ave ne ,,ea,rz lf r1allina- prodts
tle f.,r,ar raade which fs ID not
- t1ro4,-b Tho r-ao,71ar form
,,b,rn1l. becerise Of the radical
..I,,~,,, r., r,ri,as OF tba crops ne pro-
,I,,la5 NIaDrf3ct f,rers of log saws
,.norf t6It newer I'm the history Of
-hsi, t1feiD.es has There been sucn
y. ,-i4eenra.5 demand for these la
I,,,.-.9,-iDt- ANA rnonev-rlaIling MAJ
.biree rrr,r. -arrf,- every section
az tba country these manufacturers
e..v orders MO- camirg I'm this win