Men Form Co op Plan for Dairy Products Nationwide
A Committee of 11 appointed by President J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation and approved by the National Milk Producers Federation is developing a national dairy co operative plan. Sub committees study regional plans, butter and cheese operations, legal issues, and advertising to expand markets and standardize organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo D. Campbell
National Milk Producers’ Federation
John D. Miller
Dairymen's League
Fred H. Harvey
California Milk Producers’ Association
C. L. Hawley
Oregon
B. H. Sheridan
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
C. Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Association
C. Larsen
Illinois Agricultural
Co-Operative Creamery
Co Operative Centralires
Co-Operative Cheese Factory
Co-opera
Committee of 11
Motyr
Ames
Why I Joined the Farm Bureau In Prosperity and Education
A farmer explains joining the Farm Bureau to reduce financial risk and secure education for his daughter. He notes his father’s long hours and hardship, credits the bureau with lowering risk and increasing returns, and urges others to join to achieve a just, prosperous agricultural system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ureau
Farm Bureau community hopes for ongoing support
Vague remarks express that many people value the Farm Bureau as a community pillar and would regret its loss. People hope others will keep it going and maybe join in the future, noting it could become a genuinely appreciated asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jon
Oldest Fae Bureau Member Named In 1921 Record
The oldest member of the American Farm Bureau Federation is C. T. Templeton, aged 190, on June 17, 1921. He belongs to the Lacrre County Ohio Farm Bureau with V's son J. L. Temes and president Ir. Templeton ban vet for abet or set dents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federtion
C. T. Templeton
Lacrre County
Ohio
Farm Bureau
With V
J. L. Temes
Ir. Templeton
Beet Growers Conference Seeks National Beet Marketing Co op
A sugar beet conference held in Chicago January 11 18 1921 drew growers from Ohio Indiana Michigan Iowa Nebraska Colorado and Utah. It planned to evolve the United States Sugar Growers Federation into a national cooperative beet marketing association and recommended a nationally uniform contract for veteran sugar companies and the growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Farm Boreaews
Ohi
Xichugan
Indiana
Hino
Miscasin
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Chicago
United States Sect Growers' Federation
National
Cooperative Beet Marketing Association
Veteren Sugar Companies
Tolbornes Grant Lakes To the Sea
Proposal to deepen the A Lafresco river and canal around its tanks to connect Lake Michigan at Chicago with the Mississippi at St Louis. US Canada cooperation would finance an export of 652,728,090 for deepening waterways and building new seaports from Chicago to Kansas City Memphis New Orleans Louisville Cincinnati Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Duluth and Buffalo. Costly but claimed to ease congestion and cut freight costs, benefiting Middle West farmers with long term savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Chicago
Daluts
Middle Wast
American Farm Bureau
Middle West
Liverpool
United States
Canada
A. Lafresco
Tho York
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
St Louis
Kansas City
Mempha
New Orleans
Louisville
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Duluth
St. Loui
Deteort
Cslerisus
Busalo
When a Bloc Is Not A Bloc In Washington
An exploration of the so called agricultural bloc in Congress, its open operations, key players like Gray Silver, and early actions restoring the War Finance Corporation and aiding meat packing regulation. The piece notes critics call it no bloc yet recognizes its impact on farming policy and party dynamics. It cites Harding’s remarks on farmers as capitalists and organizers and urges local farm bureau engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judeon C. Welliver
Mr. Welliver
Washington
United States
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Silver
Welliver
Kenyon
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Gooding
Idaho
McNary
Oregon
LaFollette
Wis
Ladd
N. D
Norris Nebr
Kendrik
Wyo
Fletcher
Fiz
Sheppard
Texas
Heflin
Ala
Restored Finance Corporation
War ‘Finance Corporation
Leyden
Holland
Town Rally Honors Farmers and Farm Bureau Support
Townspeople rally behind farmers and the Farm Bureau highlighting benefits from better roads, marketing profits, improved production, and community prosperity, urging local support and unity to enhance rural growth and town welfare. A weather note and subscription pitch follow.
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The
Aanta
Georgia
Spies Boy Dow
H. E. Taylor
New Jersey
J.T. Orr
H.C. McKensie
New York
Tomes W. Ty
Georgie
Ralph Snyder
E. F.richardson
Massachusetts
John G. Gr~y
Indians
FT Inc
Gray Seer
West Virginia
John F. Burton
Charles S. Brown
Arisona
Fae Bureau
Beet Growers Conference
Tolbornes
Morning Post
Mr. Weiliver
Harding
National Agriculturel Conferems
Dtparison
County
State
National Farm Bureaus
U. S
R. J. Laubengarer
France
Clarence BL MacKay
Cablegram
Postal Telegraph Cable Company Incorporated
Faris
Tawro
TMS A.M
Saltna
Laubengater
C. W. Lamar
Harnese
State Secretary's
CRO Works
Manhattan
U. S. Farm Sales CO
R. J. Laubengayer
Hagerstown, MD
Negley Building
Hagerstown
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