Boone County Farm Bureau Urges Study of Marketing Plan
L W Ross of Boone County Farm Bureau appeals to bankers and businessmen to study the bureau marketing plan. He argues organized marketing will raise prices, defend against chaotic dumping, and help farmers by shifting pricing to the consumer end. He praises past bureau efforts and calls for broad membership to lift agriculture nationally.
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L. W. Ross
Boone County Farm Bureau
Mr. Ross
Ross
Middle West
Wm. H. Settle
Walton Peteet
Lewis Taylor
Farm Bureau
Pacific States
South
Indiana Farm Bureau
Boone County
The farmer's Kew position in modern finance
Walter W Head outlines how the Twentieth Century farmer has become a business man. He details co operative marketing, government backed credit, warehouse receipts as collateral, and the shift from reliance on private buyers to broader, public credit options.
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Federal Land Bank
Compulsory Thrift Plan Tested by Kansas Firms
A coalition of power and telephone companies in Kansas pressures about 1,200 employees to save at least 10 percent of income monthly. Each member must report savings and investments to a central office. approved investments include government securities and bank accounts. Debts may be listed with payment plans. Nine months in, average savings run 16 to 18 percent, totaling over $100,000. dismissal possible for non compliance, with only two cases needing action. Budget books explains usage to support a disciplined living standard.
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Kansas
Antih
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Arlie Hancock
Hustler Office
Boone
Adjoining Counties
First Rural Loans and Savings Association
Lebanon, Indiana
Liberty
Total
Harvey P New
First Rural Loan and Savings Association of
Lebanon
Indiana
Harvey P. New
Jesse M Batterton
S.M. Storm
G. M. Vooorhis
Harry P.new
Secy-Treas
W. H. Hodge
L.f.jones
A.T. Masters
J. W. Shumate
DeLaskie Smith
R. E. Williams
West Side Square
Lebanon, Ind
Boone Co
Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
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