The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-12-21

the word, Collect" but there are SO
many ways of collecting, and SO
many plans that fail to collect, he
wanted to sound a warning against
shipping on consignment without
having responsible connections In
the market end. The practice OF
shipping blindly and letting people
who have nothing invested and
nothing at stake do the selling and
take their commissions first and
then give the producer what is left,
is SO bad a practice it seldom ever
collects efficiently and in too many
cases does not collect at all. The
way to ship on consignment Is to
have responsible organizations, at
both ends of the line and make the
production end so reliable that the
market end can afford to pay
promptly, knowing that the goods
will be what the buyer wants. /
Seed Man and Banker
He said he remembered that The
Grimm Growers Y association had
been the subject OF attack by elm
mission houses who sought to break
down the organization by buyinr. sor
trying to buy OF the individuals 9nd
thus deprive them OF the adyanAIxe
ol se,hns as 9 uatl; Iney na1feT
~. NJ ~ - hsnSa = Scsns @ ~ I ..aS:.s, .:.E
to sell ~ unfavqfable times. 6ad
houses sending; men, out TO 4canY3sG
chsr IL. shst a.ncnaa 80 ~
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! c.in.t, =. Get M ~ aaea w at8.s
AZ s,lv ascs Il I ths1 1H~ :, ~, g
tha' n.oS"nA, :. w. ..s,.
hcsh hsvs ~ No ,,sss' @ 49, aS.E
Whan tha MA !, .s..s ". ,.aIi s Z 4 s.shsst
r.oS,,,t 49,, ., ! >s.tst,, st4,sS.
FORA ~ adxsrt,so, | snd~ ~ arSItS. % h.;Ss h,,y.;S;ss,
and ,hv .~nsranta aesnr thai- hrsIstv
tha,,, asve much eynenao ~ Tho Ihuver
and .can odd that ~ tbeI emowrt
q ctr liv naid to The nroSncar ~ aa.
liver = to fhe corsnmar choarar
and hoth of thosa thinus- oro Saasr,
ahla ~ NJ orro n;~ot tton "an' ;r,rrovo
Its condit;on nermanant,w .hv ra,.;rr
tho nrica tn The consnmors " ahnva .
reasonable limit II should ho +ha;r
effort tn seii at q stanSard nr,ca 60 q,
an times ond ruoron ntoo +ho prnTnrt
'N e o ~-- = ~
Potato Shipper Explains
James Pendlebury carried this
idea farther, saying that when there
are many buyers in q town seeking
potatoes, the farmer does not re-
,eive 80 much as when there are Just
enough to take care of the trade. |
he oAtrA expense OF many compel
lns Ouyers 10 cnaIseo AGAINST tae
potatoes, ana IN. tne nnaI anaiysis J!
p ou. or tae pfoaucers. ne sala
.ne practlce VI charsms ?4O car
W. conissions oaseu On sne
alsn expense Oh many buyers 10 eacn
locaity' ana tnat II II were done
,hru proper orsanlzatlon OF the pro.
1uce.s Selnns thru one otnce III
,ouiu De reouceo 70 20 car ana
give the farmer the other $o2. i
MT. PendleDury said ne mad kept
rack Oh tne cars loaaea IN biacRloot
1871 ana Iouna tnat $Io5,OOo|
o AOoS w .no piou"SoAo W
'ellng tnru the competltlve system
lney had iost tnat amount on the
waste OF puylng ana loadlng ana
'nlpplns Inru tne competltlVe
hetnous. me loss thru tnis source
% tne potato farmers OF the state
vas ABOUT nalf mliiion dollars tnat
ear ana II was practlcal TO place II
WIN tne farmers by cutting out the
overlapping expense.
StOckman Talks
E. ]. Fjeldsted talked on the CO.
'peratlVe seiling OF livestock and
ala tnat oregon Is forging ahead IN
nose matters, ana tnat down IN the
Nampa country IN ldaho they re-
eve several cents pound more for
nelr puttertat by reason OF their
Ihey cut down the
ost OF DONG business and the buy
rs Would rather pay the dlnerence
Q tne FARMERS tnan 10 pay 1t to men