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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
10
Hay for sale 100 tons priced at 1500 dollars per ton. Sold by load or stack near Clarks Nebraska. Contact Hord and Shonsey Cattle Co at Clarks via phone 132 for arrangements.
Duroc Jersey brood sows for sale contact Allen Samuels at 4404. For sale a 250 pound year old Duroc Jersey male hog listed by George Wright at 8713. Day work wanted a man and team at 4721. Mr. Farmer use Progress columns to sell horses cows hogs machinery hay or other items.
Former Secretary of the Treasury W G McAdoo declares the American farmer is not an unwanted ward of the state. He argues farmers should borrow as right with long term amortization and fair rates, praising the Farm Loan Act for enabling legitimate credit.
A reader asks which house to buy rent or live in and considers adding a porch to boost appeal value and saleability. The ad invites contact for improvement suggestions to enhance appearance and value of homes.
The pleasing body lines and comfortable seats along with ample tonneaus make it a favorite car among women and kids, suggesting strong appeal to family buyers.
The passage defends the Federal Farm Loan Act as a decisive move to finance agriculture, arguing it aims to sustain a future food supply and keep country youth on the farm by making farming profitable, rejecting charity or city-to-country schemes. The speaker stresses the need for a practical credit system, not special favors for large or small farmers, and warns against undermining country life.
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