The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SAYS COOLIDGE WILL AID THE WHEAT GROWER A. B. Dénault of Jamestown | Declares That Wallace Plan Agrees with Committee’s Minneapolis, Oct. 2.—Secretary of Agriculture Henry C, Wallace, whom President Coolidge directed to pre- pare a plan for relief of the wheat farmers, has formulated a plan that “agrees in principle in certain im- portant particulars with our propos- ed plan in that he considers neces- sary the formation of a government | corporation, the segregation of the | exportable surplus and the establish- ment of a differential for wheat con- sumed in the United States,” A. B., DeNault of Jamestown, N. D., mem- her of the committee which carried the resolution asking for help for the Northwestern grain growers to the president, said here today. “A generous amount of time was 1918 TRUE ECONOMY LIES IN GETTING THE BEST ANDTAK- ING CARE OF IT—THAT SET- TLES THE HAT QUESTION. The Gordon hat still creates the style —and outlasts it. 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Mr, Wallace said he was herd at work on ao plan for legislative ac- tion and that he would relieve con- | ditions.” PLAN CORPORATION, Washington, Oct. 2.—Consideration is being given by President Coolidge jand members of his cabinet to the proposal that a wheat export corpor- ation organized privately but financ- eq by the government be formed un- der the war finance corporation ag a means of affording relief to the wheat farmers of the Northwest. The proposal has been brought for- ward by Managing Director Meyer of ‘the War Finance Corporation and it wag seid-at the White Hoy: day that either Mever ot Frank ‘ dell, director of the corporation, might be scnt into the Nortawestern states to discuss the question with wheat growers. The president be- Neves that no legislation would ‘be necessary to form such @ corpora- tion. CITY NEWs ‘i o o Parents of Daughter Mr. and /Mrs. Lee R, Kurner of Sterling are the parents of a daugh- ter, born October 1 at St. Alexius hospital. St. Alexius Hospital Morris Fitagerald, McClusky; Mrs. J. A. Lo@ry, Ronan, Mont.; | Baby ment. Mrs. J. P.. ner oot ade girl, city, Mrs. Sue tna Ullin and Mrs. Barbara wat have been discharged from the pital.’ ty 5 Forum Dinner A large attendance is expected at the Forum dinner of the -Asapcia- tion of Commerce ‘at the Granti Paci- fic hotel tonight, when ’ Dr. J. L. 1} coutter, president of the Agricultur- al College, will #peak. Bismarck Hospital Charles J. Field, Butte, Mont., Mrs. Marye Ranard, Washburn; Cal-, vin Christoph, Underwodd; Master Leo Kerzman, Rose Glen;’ Charles Johnson, Oakes; Mrs, Math Herr- man, Otter. 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