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Some Aspects of the Farmers' Problems
Bernard M Baruch argues that farm issues reflect national policy, not self interest. He urges modernization of marketing, storage, grading, and credit, allowing farmer cooperation and integrated selling to balance power with urban industry. He notes existing abuses, praises USDA work, and calls for equitable treatment and gradual reform rather than punitive measures.
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Rome
Teltlore
Efurt
New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Nature
Iitmunity
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Lerie
Lowvlemney
United Business
Censtarneme
Undwarston Auerlinn
Imwal
Bere Wamagement
Witney
Orbon
New
Central Park
Steel
Wien
Runiallels
United States Steel Corporation
Jake
Fall Transportation
Dts
Steel Corporation
America
Ike
Ciitrus-Fruit-Raisers
California
Committee of Seventeen
Congress
United States Grain Growers Incorporated
Ti Ld
Piave
Amin
David Friday Well
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