The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-02
IkS AT FARM
MEET VIA RADIO
-esses To Cut Their Way
Through The Air
.LINGALL WORLD
lTiIlers and Others Can
ibtain These Speeches
First Hand
Farm Bureau Service

Paul. MIMI, February 70
iltural leaders of national
hence will be here Tuesday and
ssday OF this week 10 speak
the Northwest Agricultural
tStablization Conference.
ming to speak for the confer.
are Governor Preus of Mime
Farm Bureau leaders from
nj Northwest States; Walton
:, director OF marketing Tor the
can Farm Bureau Federation !;
r.. Mitchell. member Of the
al Reserve Board; l.. B. Hanna
birth Dakota; Samuei Dunn OF
60: David f'rioay president Ga
Michigan Agricultural College,
theirs.
10 fans of the Northwest will
an opportunity to keep in close
with the progress OF the con
ee, as arrangements have been
through WAAH-broad cast.
tation operated by the Com
Iealth Electric company OF st.
Ito carry all the important ad-
rs.
Mr.. Peteet Will Speak
Ihaps the most important ses-
OF the conference will come
iay evening when Mr.. Peteet
kiscuss the future of co-opera-
marketing. Just before his ad-
! in the evening. he will deliver
1T address, on What CO. opera
mas Done for Farmers" before
G-the Minneapolis Broad
IL station.
lowing the conference on
a 9. CO. operative marketing
ne will be held in ST. Paul. This
ing, called by the American and
Minnesota Farm Bureau Fedora
lis expected to take initial steps
I in motion such machinery as
rice Sterilization may agree as
eded in the cooperative mar
: field.
4 principal speaker at the
b 3 meeting will be Aaron Sap :.
.ationally known exponent OF
farmer owned marketing
cts.
Made Up of Five Sessions .
: Price Sterilization conference
be made up of five sessions
Tuesday and two Wednesday.
igements have been made for
rening session, Wednesday, IL
ssion necessitates. At the morn !
ession, Tuesday. c. II. March OF
field. chairman of the Farmer
Ter Council. under whose aus
the conference is being held.
NOR Preus, and j. F. Reed.
lent OF the Minnesota Farm
iu Federation, are to speak
e afternoon session will be
>over to q discussion OF pro-
on and transportation prob.
The speakers are Harry n.
4. AGRICULTURAL publisher: M. L.
tryman. general counsel of the
{ Northern Railroad; Magnus
son of Kimball; Thomas Z.
man of Owatonna; and ]. j.
.hx OF Pierre, South Dakota's
,ad and warehouse commission.
the evening, the only speaker
ldition to Mr.. Peteet is Edward
agricultural secretary OF the
PAUL Association, which organ
IN has been especially active IN
ng arrangements for the con-
Bankers To Speak
e morning session OF Wednes-
February %, will be devoted to
agricultural credit situation.
kers will be John r. Mitchell,
Der Of the Federal Reserve
a: z. w. Decker, president OF
National Bank OF
eapolis: and J. G. Hancy, farm
agent for the Inter-
nal Harvester company. Former
rnor L. B. Hanna OF North Da-
and Z. H. Cunningham, secre-
Of the Iowa Farm Bureau Fed
on. will lead the general discus
that is to follow. In the after
legislative steps to aid in price
lization will be considered.
he Governments Duty in Price
will be the subject
Issed by Victor E. Anderson OF
atom. David Friday, president OF
Michigan Agricultural College,
,een asked to discuss the fallacy
ice fixing. Samual Dunn, editor
Ie Railway Age. Chicago, one
he best Informed men in the
I'd States on railway problems,
talk on What Shall We do with
railroads.
e resolution to be adopted at the
az session will outline what, in
,pinion OF the convention. should
lone to obtain relief from the
omic injustice from which
Invest agriculture is now sur
q