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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
4
Pressure from the Farm Bureau lowered railway valuations and freight rates, delivering substantial savings to farmers. A ten dollar membership acts as an investment returning cash plus social and community benefits, including roads, taxes, information, morale, and charitable aid.
A persuasive Farm Bureau appeal stresses timing in farming, urging farmers to join for expert guidance drawn from widespread experience. It frames membership as a 100 percent investment that delivers real value and helps farmers seize the crucial planting window.
President Harding hails farmers as highly independent and self sufficient while urging co operation and consolidation in agriculture. Editorials cite Farm Bureau Federation as a powerful, guiding force shaping policy and a need for farmers to become versatile managers and organizers in a changing economy.
A rallying verse urges farmers to unite for protection and cooperative action against exploitation. It calls for support of bureaus and collective effort to avert loss, stressing that farming forms the base of society and persistence will win justice denied in the past.
A editorial admires the Farm Bureau as a growing, strong force in farming politics. It traces its rise from a pup to a confident voice that reshaped policy, extended funding, and pushed cooperative marketing, freight rate relief, and farmers service stations. It urges farmers to unite and support organized agriculture for economic recognition.
Gray Silver, Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation, based in the Munsey Building, coordinates agricultural policy from both ends of Pennsylvan ia Avenue. A farmer from Martinsburg West Virginia, he built the Agricultural Bloc in Corena and helped pass farmer favored bills. He owns orchards and farms in the Shenandoah Valley and ships cattle wool apples rice wheat and corn. He has served as a West Virginia state senator, leads farm loan and mutual insurance groups, and promotes nonpartisan support for farmers.
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