The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-14

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and its allies to brighten the
business man and the consumer.
The other to persuade the farm
ers that the Board is not acting
IN their interests"
Under this situation, it is
most unfortunate that the coun-
try is being flooded with pro-
paganda from Chicago, Mime
apolis, Kansas City, and other
grain centers-and from some
financial interests also-against
cooperative marketing and es-
pecially against the grain CO.
operatives"
Perhaps one of the most ex-
traordinary of these efforts is
the campaign being waged
against the Canadian Wheat
Pool, evidenced by a recent ar
ticle by James E. Boyle, re-
printed by that old time friend
of all opponents of the farmer,
the Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce"
"The Farm Board is compos-
ed of strong men and they
should be given every chance to
function. They should have
freedom of action"
NYE EULOGIZES
FARM BOARD.
Speaking before the Senate,
Senator Gerald P. Nye said:
"This is a crucial hour. Part
of the grain trade is taking ad-
vantage of every unfortunate
natural condition 10 stage an
unprecedented bear raid on the
market, hoping to -discredit the
Federal Farm Board once and
for all. The Farm Board is do
ing the right thing and doing it
bravely. l can not understand
how any true friend of the far
mer could do otherwise than
support the Board to the limit"
SUCCESS DEPENDS
ON FARMER
The entire success of this move
ment depends entirely upon thu
dirt farmer and success means thu
placing of agriculture on a basi
of economic equality with othe
industries.
The farmer can secure a great
er cash advance in the form of
loan at Farm Board stabilize
prices than he can receive by sell
/ ing for cash. In addition, throug
the farm storage law passed i
North Dakota and Montana, b
can secure said loan and still kee
his grain away from the termir
ais, thereby avoiding glut on tn
market.
BORROW MORE
| THAN CASH PRICE
AS stated in the Farmers Unto
Herald "You can borrow MOI
money with all costs, storage, il
terest, handling charges an
freight taken out than you can g
on a cash sale at your elevator.
cash advance or loan is really
conditional" sale. 1t is a qua
anteed price at delivery time, VI
to get the increase if the price
the time of delivery is higher thu
, the stabilized or loan price"
LEGGE EXPLAINS
CRAWFISH ORDER
In recent days the Farm Boa
rescinded its restricted buying 0
/ der. It will no longer buy Whe
: at Farm Board loan prices. Chat
/ man Legge explained that t
e Cash purchases of Wheat at t
4 Farm Board prices was causing
rush of Wheat to Terminal Ma
kets, congesting them and placil
!, the Wheat of North America
n the show windows of the VOL
: for buyers to gaze on and reno
S ing the stocks of reserves fro
e the farms.
: LOCAL ELEVATORS
MI 81 JUN OO-OI ERA ' I'D
However, the local elevators &
! still faced with loss by selling
= = the open market and to save the
= seves they must acquire memb
ship in some cooperative orga
= cation such as the Farmers Uni
: Terminal Association.
. FARMERS ELEVATORS
e SHOULD HOOK UP WITH
70 FARMERS UNION
) The Farmers Union Herald a
= states Elevator Associate
d which are members of the Far
l. ers Union Terminal Assoeiat
/ are by such membership hool
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