The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1929, Page 7

ray One of the difficulties in enacting farm relief, said the congressman, comes because farm relief is a plural lemanded ~ ARLLSAISTARE ALSOIS REUBFIN (Se:"ecramstaes FARMER'S PROBLEM =i2&s Sse farmer to help himself. By means of a [a the capital placed at the disposal of the stabilising agencies this will te fi < Congressman Explains Board | accomplished eventually, but with not => Created by New Lawin Talk | fTtn, mpreton on te ue J at Rotary Luncheon Badge Given J. C. Taylor Dr. Roy Towne made the presenta- tion of a past president's badge to former President J. C, Taylor, on be- half of the club. Bernie Bermel and Wendell San- ders gave two cornet duets. Guests included Guy Perry, Janes- ville, Wis.; J. E. Davis, of the board of administration; C. W. McDonnell, of the railroad commission; Congress- man Hall, Bennie Bermel, Wendell Sanders, Lieut. Commander H. N. a U. 8. N,, and R. Bauer, Man- jan. Congressman Tom Hall explained the farm board act at today’s Rotary luncheon as one of the hopeful pieces of legislation for the business of the country when, under it, agriculture 1 shall have been put on a business . basis; free of politics. He said that the new tariff bill, as it left the house, is a measure of ad- ditional benefit to the agriculturist and is not to be gauged by the agita- , tion against it. ry Debenture Was Trick, He Says The debenture feature launched in the farm relief legisation, said the Arthur Johnson, 39, in, was injected by a po- Iitical’ element at Wramningtee to Farmer Near Wilton, cause delay and dissension in the attempt to enact a farm bill. The efficacy of the new act, said the district representative, depends Dies Tuesday in City Arthur Johnson, 39, 39, a farmer, of the Wilton community, died in the city at arrangements have not yet been made. Johnson was the son of Mr. and distress. It is a business act. Its] Mrs. John Johnson and was born in relief is in the form of marketing. Sweden, being brought over in boy- The farm board and the farmers’ | hood. UJ cooperatives must recognize, however, He leaves his father, a widow and that while acreage has increased 20 | several brothers and sisters, per cent since 1920, population has ‘| on the cooperation of the farmers, themselves. If 40 per cent organize to make it operative, the law will | have a distinct influence on the sev- eral farm products that have been in ek a, | | Hall, 50 per cent of the wheat now bmg etal is devoted to feeding of livestock, ear Forks, N. D., July 17.—(?)}— yet the surplus continues to grow. . Father Ambrose Smith of Trea- Farm Relief Is Plural ton, N. J., will conduct the annual The natiosal situation with respect bbcidrd ae Catholic women and girls to agriculture becomes a question, beset ing here Thursday evening and said the congressman, where it is Seti Monday with the convention necessary to inquire why this country eh he missionary association of Cath- should insist on flooding the world | Olle women of the Fargo diocese. | with wheat when all other wheat- | Mrs. Joseph Gockel of Milwaukee, na- j Producing countries also insist on | tional president of the missionary as- ' doing likewise. This problem will | Sociation of Catholic women, will pre- i have to be approached sensibly by ae She is expected to arrive Thurs- take it readily because it is palatable, Pleasant-tasting. Learn its many uses for mother and child. Write for the interesting book, Foy cb Infoemation.”, Address ‘The ips Co., 117 Hudson 8t., New xoieat Y.' It will be sent FREE. In buying, be sure to get genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. 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