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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
5
The Indiana Farm Bureau promotes a strong membership drive highlighting women’s distinct role and a united national structure. It emphasizes rural education, cooperative marketing, and broader community programs, stating education as the bulwark of the republic and urging schools to raise standards and cooperation.
Discussion highlights the value of cooperative marketing of livestock and crops. Indiana farmers report strong gains from pooled wool while Kentucky barley tobacco growers show success with direct contracts to manufacturers. Alabama cotton growers gain pricing boosts, and New Hampshire Farm Bureau secures a lower carload lime rate to aid farm needs.
Government estimates show 5.17 million lambs on feed December 1, a rise of 170000 in Colorado and 210000 in corn belt states from a year ago, with Iowa and Illinois shifting while Michigan and Nebraska hold steady. Fat lamb marketings up 300000, western feeding districts expanding, Pacific coast supply smaller.
First Vice-President of the American Bankers Association urges bankers and business leaders to invest in farming communities. He argues farms raise families, provide sunshine and air, and shape practical outlooks for youth. He links farmer prosperity to bank deposits and long term stability, urging service over profits with the motto Who serves best profits most.
The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana Club, associated with Indiana weeklies, is routed through the Post Office at Advance Indiana as second class mail matter, indicating its local publication status and distribution channel.
Co operative marketing is in its infancy. Farmers should store surpluses to manage harvest time excess and sell according to demand. Proper organization storage facilities and financing are essential, requiring gradual growth and broad backing from educators bankers and business leaders. A note from Banker-Farmer plus a plug for aluminum ware from Advance Hardware Co.
Boone County Farm Bureau leaders with Indiana Farm Bureau Federation liaison C. S. Masterson finalize plans for an intensive county wide drive. Twenty to forty workers per township, eight to fifteen teams each led by a captain, will hold night meetings to recruit members and present the federation program in Worth Center Union Marion Clinton Washington Jefferson and Sugar Creek on January 9 with statewide speakers.
Ill pay the price. Our salesmen are art and soul in this program to see succeed and nothing but the best. Ill satisfy them. Few men profit on rising market, but many suffer on declining market. We are doing all we can to work for a more stabilized market and good business practice in the livestock industry, knows that a stabilized market is much preferable to the ranks and is of producers.
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