Smyrna times., 1924-01-30
rTHlN BUREAU HOLDS
III.l MEETING At DOVER

HHVAL MILL II
,rrsBrnc OF .,I MARYL4SO' E.tEs
ss,T ORGANIZER, TALKS
i. Elected State President
'.asn ..ss, Year and R. Harry
b ''sa., 'Ssa...,,stary.-Meeting Notes
= "A annual meeting Of the the
'Ali w Farm Bureau was held
'e.l4y C...,ry Club Rooms at Dover
s..,siar' .sai1I' About seventy-fve men men
-,-s1 .-i'lIs attended this meeting anSl and
9ll'l r,, served by the Oak
ll11 6,b &c Girls. The ladies were
..,sJ ll-I BY Miss K. E. Woods and
-. l. ComStOck, VINO gave
..'tio1s a,'5 Of dyeing and basket
'T'. h President COsden's open.
5...s he touched on a few OF
.sisTsnents ,,q Of the organization.
4 hat the appropriation for
-, /. If tuberculosis was secur-
...,r ..s.,nv thru the efforts Of the
Is-r S,,sar This measure effects
'sr,on who drinks milk and
r,,r Of our children from that
,fstion Of tuberculosis. Seed
y, have been secured, the boys
4, club work has been promo
4. tomato growers association
5sn the practical Outgrowth Of
|. rsstings. Mr.. COsden stated
NJ Of the greatest achievements
j, tbe afiliation with the East
S,fss Farmers Exchange which
sr,J the levelling of prices of
ri fertilizers which resulted
mai saving to all farmers. "The
-, for an increased member
s been very encouraging" said
roslen. In the east Dover COM
the percentage of membership
70 seyenty-fve per cent Of all
n In other communities the
rship has been raised over one
tei per cent.
snila Remsberg is Chief Speaker
opening his address Mr.. Rems-
aii, q am a Farm Bureau EN-
last and not any person can take
rTe part in this movement un-
hk' The first thing that is
zT is memberships and COM
te agnizatiOn in all parts Of the
uiy Tie farmers must be made
a1s tie necessity Of working to-
isf then they can do most any
within reason to further the
M Of their business for farming
isSC end Of all other industries.
The farmer is prosperous he is
d 9ender and al other indus
Z Ee prosperous. "Never in the
y Of the United States" said
insberg, "has there been such
gaizatiOn Of the farmers as the
n Bureau. There have been anC
aia today other organizations Of
e but none have done as mucl
ne farmers cause as the Farm
q because they have not gone
enough Mr.. Remsberg state.
u Maryland they have done &
zeal IN cooperative marketing
I fam Bureau does not engage
anlnereial activities but for sub.
organizations to carry on thi.
] business. They have thre,
j. Maryland for 1924, name
Sgaalaton Of tomato grower.
--'l mat there may be a uniform
~. q. and a better quality product
--.-'l0n Of livestock growers an,
I. men, The object of organic
i poultry men is to take car
m ! al4n with the farm flock an,
-sh between farm flock an,
4. a. sggs, The large hennery mel
-. ,ally ! we'll taken care of with IN.
~ y. I'ss' Poultry Producers AS
! =. ..9 1a' must be further edueat
N Hoa1ce ! y a quality product 70
y. ! t1e hrst step in marketing
a J. mock \ will be organized ae
4 4 a. 'as ID breed that is most pop
r.. Ne different regions and :
80 j. y Will be created in Bali
NJ u se product. Then N
NV. M 'ie farm flock will be urga
IN ,; IN : quality product and tn
a ,5..., - Oe advertised to the cor
III l,,soy . creating a demand .
u n MARKETS. This work will ir
s,s,.Ipl H. pice on the local marke
a N.Y. NJ pl1I llo@ lOc to 15c DC
ii +, + * Ee1nsberg closed by sa, az
ss, ~. y farmers wished to bav
tioo ,s a.. 'ney must put tn
4 n ts.- across themselves and {
Ia
nan 'jll',elves' h Ta,,'. See to it tn,
aja1' I 4. your y county is caIle lie
h4 4 + II 81 Farm Bureau and 2,
.SsaDiaaa = your membership can :,
s '.ss I .e, you need It and : 'aIl a.,
ga,.s.,lll vii influence the at,u faruoa. a.,
ea r',,'n ,aa Shore Of Maryland lar ia5lps' e
g S,ast ~, Wilson y Gives RepOr,
u ~, 1'sla'sd that the year earl h,