The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-01-18
Man. Prominent Backers.

Man. Prominent Backers.
Il trust the meeting will do con
structive good to the state of Ne
braska," reads the communication oil
c. A. Minnick. of Crawford, Neb.
president of the Nebraska Bankers
association.
c. S. Brown of Aurora. president
of the Fidelities State bank of Au
rora. wires. Il am deeply interested
in the dairy development. Will at
tend
II am heartily in accord with this
movement 1t means much to the
state of Nebraska" writes e. Y
Wright of Seottsbluff.
Glad TO attend meeting January
10. I don't know of any work more
enjoyable for. l have been working
in this line the last 25 years to try
and make Nebraska a dairy state, u
is the message from A. l.. Hecker
of the Nebraska Creamery Butter
Manufacturers at Lincoln.
r. j. Fitzpatrick of the Fitzpatrick
Bros. company. railroad contractors
Of Beatrice. is sending Wallace Rob
.rtson of Beatrice to represent him
as he is unable to attend. Il am
greatly interested. No doubt you
gentlemen will arrive at conclusions
of great benefit to Nebraska" he
writes. "W-ilb be glad to cooperate
in any way"
s. y. Wolbach. president OF the
First National bank of Grand Island,
writes: The matter Of milk produc-
ton is a mighty important one. Up to
this time it has been neglected. Have
given considerable thought TO the
matter at the bank and have called
the attention OF my customers to the
importance Of the dairy industry"
Mathers for Plan.
This movement means more to the
state of Nebraska than any other
thing at this time. | will be glad in
any way possible to assist this move
ment." writes A. n. Mathers. farmer
and banker Of Gering. in expressing
regret at being unable to attend. Mr..
Mathers is former speaker Of the
state legislature, and is now n candi-
date for the nomination for governor
of Nebraska at the coming election.
C. ". Titus of tho First National
bank of Holdrege. writes: 81 wish TO
assure you that / am in hearty ac-
cord with this movement. Am sure
this county will be able to finance a
local dairy development organization -
~ t. ut
will be glad to cooperate with you
in every way" That is the message
of Gene Hughes. publisher of the Nor
folk Daily News.
. g. A. McCloud of the First National
bank OF York expresses his approval.
and will try to make arrangements to
attend.
~ will be pleased TO attend IL pos
sible. VIII eo-operats with you in
every way writes A. J. Weaver of
Falls City. vice president Of the First
National bank there and large farm
owner.
"Wiii he there and glad to cooper
ate in every way" from e. \. Smith
of Tilden. chairman OF the executive
committee of the Nebraska Bankers
association.
Dan Morris. president Of the Cfty
National bank OF Kearney. wires: "Will
attend. | think it is n great move
ment, and if successfully carried out
will greatly benefit Nebraska.
Others to express theif approval OF
the movement are Prof. ii. =. Davis
of the Nebraska College of Agrieul-
ture at Lincoln and w. II. Brokaw OF
the Agricultural college at Lincoln.
and leader of the county farm agents
organizations.
Il. NJ. Little OF Fremont. dairy eX-
pert of Fremont. where the plan has
been successfully carried out. Will
also attend the conference.