Maryland Farmers Unite Statewide Farm Bureau Growth
Maryland farmers form the Maryland Farm Bureau federation and organize 12 county bureaus with about 6 500 paid members and 123 local groups. By year end the movement aims for over 10 000 members, promoting cooperative marketing, egg shipping units, and livestock surveys with state support and county grange cooperation.
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Farmers of Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Hig
M. Melvin Stewart
Maryland
Atlantic East Poultry Producers’ Association
Maryland State Exchange
Baltimore
Atlantic Seaboard
New Jersey
Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers’ Association
Marylan
Atlantic Coast Group
Maryland Tobacco Growers’ Association
Farm Bureau Movement
Albert C. Ritchie
Stewart
Farm Bureau
First Carload Of Irish Potatoes Shipped By Louisiana Farm Bureau
The first carload of Irish potatoes sold under the Louisiana Farm Bureau Irish Potato Growers exchange was shipped by the Houma association in Terrebonne Parish to a St. Louis firm. The sale completed by wire in about 20 minutes after the head office was notified. A fleet of 12 mechanical graders will accompany shipments, one per local association, with 60 000 potato bags taken on order. Regular shipments will continue until the crop is marketed, with about 200 carloads under contract and expectations of fancy prices due to spring crop shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Farm Bureau
Irish Potato Growers' Exchange
Houma
State Farm Bureau
Exchange
Farm Bureau
Louisiana
Wisconsin farm women form state organization within bureaus
Wisconsin farm bureau women create a state organization to handle women’s work within county and township bureaus. Plans focus on community development social work and farm bureau development with marketing efforts in eggs and poultry. Officers include Mrs Harry Berger of Waukesha state chair and Mrs R W Jenkyns of Fond du Lac vice chair with Mrs Harry Spooner of Evansville secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Farm Bureau
Harry Berger
Waukesha
R. W. Jenkyns
Fond du Lic
Harry Spooner
Evansville
Mattie Grebel
Dodge-Randolph
Harry- Spooner
Rock-Evansville
Nellie Kedzie Jones
College of Agriculture
Madison
Myra Reinhardt
Green-Browntown
Rollan Stites
Green-Winslow
Tie
Waukesha-Hales Corner
James Neis
Dodge Juneau
Karolyn Napp
Grant-Fennimore
J. G Bolger
Dodge Waterloo
Harlan Metcalf
Iowa
Dodgeville
Shelby Divan
John Ehler
Wm. Frankenhoff
Grant-Roscobel
Wm. Olson
Green-Monroe
Jenne Murrish
Iowa-Dodgeville
Raymond Metcalf
Prospects Brighten for Grain Growers
Prospects for the wheat market improve as smaller U.S. and Canadian yields, higher feed use of low grades, and distribution changes reduce exportable surplus. The August wheat crop forecast stands at 793 million bushels, with total available supply near 891 million. Corn prices remain firm amid small visible supply and strong feeding demand, while oats, rye, and barley show varied production and export expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Research
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Canada
Hood
Middle West
Russia
Chicago
How Much is a Dollar A Historical Purchasing Power Study
A U S Bureau of Labor Statistics study traces the dollar's purchasing power from 1913 to 1923 showing wide variation across commodities. Overall, the 1913 dollar exceeded one dollar in 1914 and 1915, then declined to 40 cents by May 1920, rose above 70 cents in late 1921 and early 1922, and stood at 65 cents in June 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ophthalmic Otolaryngology Specialist Listed
James J. Rosh M D provides special attention to eye ear nose and throat treatment with glasses fitted by Marshall I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Rosh
M. D
Marshall, I
Report of the Marshall State Bank 1923 condition
The Marshall State Bank at Marshall Illinois reports its condition as of September 14 1923 to the Auditor of Public Accounts. The statement lists resources including loans real estate 9150 collateral 63730 other loans 2000 overdrafts 1335.98 government investments 27775 other bonds 29553 banking house and fixtures 7500 cash resources 66384.56 other resources 618450 total assets 448023.29 liabilities 448023.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illinois
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Louisiiana Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureaus
Rockies
Broomball
Sur‘plus
Ciiecty
India
North America
Romania
Bulgaria
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side
Wabash Phone 395
Marshall State Bank
Non
Samatene
The
D. Morton
State Ofllinois
Clark County
Frank Cole
Sockler’s Garage
Cno
Mic A
Collins Drug Store
Saw Drug Store
Helfer Drug ‘Co
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Réed-Crown
Standard Oil
Baird Comer
E. Main St
Shade Bros
Auburn
Socklers
Bross Clarks
Mrdeblood
Marat Werry
Hamensansnen
I Marshall
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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