Board of Trade writes on grain growers management
The Brook Reporter presents a detailed excerpt from United States Grain Growers Inc minutes. It reports salaries for leaders and organizers, proposed annual dues, and plans to raise funds via membership and zone sales, aiming to centralize grain marketing under a national body. It notes criticisms of Thorne and Burdick, and compares executive pay with the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Ata
United States Grain Growers, Inc
House of Representatives
Mllinois Assembly
Joseph P. Griffin
Chicago Board of Trade
D. Hagerty
United States Grain Growers Inc
Herbert Hoover
United Grain Growers, Inc
Griffin
Eat
Gren
Farmera
Laga
Thorne
Burdick
United States
Seventeen
Legal Committee
Gay
Chicago
Uoget St
Illinois grain plan questioned by Griffin at meeting
Mr Griffin criticized a proposed Grain Growers plan as not aiding Illinois farmers due to central market access and freight differences. He argued the scheme would yield equal prices across regions, but close proximity to market should earn Illinois growers 20 to 24 cents more per bushel. Griffin warned officers may be self perpetuating with no successor selection method or timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise
Mini
Dce
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Executive Committee
Board of Directors
Gustafson
Barney) Baruch
Finance Committee
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
New York City
Grifin
Illinois
Griffin
UN UI
Farm News Highlights July 4 Picnic Plans and Local Farming Notes
G F Patterson will speak at the Dig picnic July 4 in Lake Town Lonto inviting Newton county farmers to attend. J Murphy of Moroer0 announces varied games for attendees. Jefferson township tours Frank Mann’s Gilman farm noting high wheat yield and lime stone and rock phosphate benefits. Newton county farmers donated two carloads of corn to starving children of hope. milled and sent to New York for relief. Plautz daughter Earnest James and Horace Sunderland visit Hoopston Illinois. A summer spray for fruit trees advised, using lime sulfur and lead arsenate. A dust storm carried Gabi Desert sand to Shanghai affecting ships. A Western state man inherits $150,000 from his foster father. now in North Dakota. Look at the date on your paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
G. F. Patterson
Ipton
Indiana
Lake Town
Lonto
Patterson
Newton County
J. ©. Murphy
Moroer0
Jefferson Township
Frank J. Mann
Gilman
Mr. Mann
Children of Hope
New York
Herbert Honver
High Seas
Glando Pine Cough Medicine Promoted for Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Glando Pine as a near universal home remedy. It claims rapid relief from throat irritation and cough, describes its volatile liquid fumes, and asserts it can prevent infection if used at first signs of illness. Sold by The Grand-Aid Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana via Montgomery & Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayte Ind
Montgomery & Snyder
Sale of Township Property Notice in Indiana
The trustee of Iroquois Township Newton County Indiana will sell by public auction at Salem School house in section two on July Sunday at 2 PM the frame school house two outhouses one coat house all items to be sold for cash no less than two thirds of appraised value bidder bids may be rejected by the trustee Witness the trustee's hand and seal dated June 15 1921 Chas Russell Township Trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Township
Newton County
Indiana
Salem School House
Troquois Township
Indian
Chas. Russell
Vaccination's Power Report Sparks Nation’s Decline Claim
A brief note asserts vaccination is essential to reverse a rapid population decline. The report claims vaccines can rejuvenate the nation, promoting health and growth.
Dr G D Larrison Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
Dr G D Larrison, physician and surgeon, offers eye testing and glasses fitting at 2032 Olea Avenue, 203M residence. Local advertisement notes optometry services available to residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Page
the Brook Reporter
Hollitor
Eckhardt
North Dakota
Townley
Farm News
S. S. Davis
Lake Township
Europe
Mr. Plautz
Earnest James
Horace Sunderland
Hoopston, Ilinois
Orchard
Shanghai
Yokohama
Pekin
al Norton
Foresman
Frep Lyons
J. D, Rich
Weishaar
Julian
Beaver City
Inuaure
Hartford
Connecticut
Cunningham
National Liberty
Biuh & Foresman
PubUshers
Marcus Foresman
Kaster
Brook Ind
T. E. Collier, M. D
Brook
Ind
DR. G. D, Larrison
C. A. Wood
J. E. Tinder, D.V.M
Lyons & Hersham
Bo A
Lodge M
Walter G. Hess
Cunningham Lee
Farmers Musual Insurance Association OF Newton 00
Iinformation
Sea
John Lawrence
Chas. E. Hateh
Kentland
John A. Wildaam
Secy
John H. Cox
Morocco
Hugh M. Light
P. Lodge
Castle Hall
Knight A Weecome
Oscar Strola
G. R. EB. Cunningham
K. of
T J. R. Hershman
GJ. Barton
Hess & C
Lyons Town Forest
Abe Dewees
Frank Elvis
Martin Brog
Rs “M. Light Geo
B. Stair
Jacob L. Brin Jay Merchant
Unger
John Montgomery
Ace F. A. Tylerge
Joe Ade
Jacob Bowers
Howard Griggs
Sam Odie
Chas
Kindig
Harvey Waling
Kilfoer
Frank Heratt
Harry Gerrich M. Johnston
E.S. Hess
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!