The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1929, Page 7

e;y ¥ “« ‘ ‘ | My qd S RARMING IS PLACED ON STRONGER BASIS BY FEDERAL BOARD Organization of the ariel Branches of the Industry Seen as Key to Success ‘Washington, Aug. 15—(AP)—Far- teaching policies designed to place ag- riculture on a new and firmer founda- tion have been initiated by the Fed- eral Farm board which came into ex- \stence just a month ago today. The word “organization” has been its keynote during this period in the belief that the farmers will be able to stabilize their own industry through coordinated effort substituted for | j haphazard methods of production and marketing. Each member of the board is an ad- vocate of the cooperative marketing movement, and all of its decisions have been intended to strengthen the cooperatives dealing with the com- modities accorded treatment. The ultimate aim of the board’s market- ting program ts to have‘every Icad- ing crop marketed by existing co- Operatives through large national corporations, governed if necessary, by commodity advisory councils. Redirect Thought As part of its work, the board has undertaken a “redirection of agricul- the effort to make the country think fit terms of specific crops, each with its own problems, rather than mass agriculture. “The outstanding accomplishment of the board during its month's ex- istence, has been the formation of the Farmers’ National Grain Market- ing corporation. Its fundamental purpose is to build up farmer owned and farmer controlled cooperative in- | stitutions for marketing wheat and coarse grains. It will be cligible to borrow several millions from the farm Telief revolving fund, if necessary, to carry on its activities. The foundation has been prepared for a similar undertaking in the wool industry. The wool cooperatives will mect with the board in Chicago early | in October to discuss plans for the creation of a national marketing agency and an advisory council. Will Aid South Definite progress has been made to bring about a national coordination of cotton marketing. and announcement of some plans in this direction is expected shortly. The tobacco sit- uation will be given attention soon. Florida citrus fruit growers have been informed that the board stands ready to help them as soon as they bring about a closer union of the co- operatives now marketing that crop. Petitions have been heard from Cali- fornia raisin growers but no informa- tion regarding progress in this con- nection has been made public. After marketing problems have been reviewed, the board intends to inquire carefully into the whole prob- lem of irrigation, reclamation and Jand utilization, but, though great im- Paper is attached to that question It esate will have to wait some BANDIT SHOOTS EAR FROM MINOT VICTIM Minot, N. Dak., Aug. 15.—(7)—With part of his left car shot away, Oscar Solberg, Minot, in a local hospital, to- dey is quietly thankful that the aim of @ bandit gunman was not so good. Solberg said he was shot by one of two armed men who accosted him in front of his rooming house last night and robbed him of $65. Thebanditshot him, Solberg declared, when he be- lieved Solberg was reaching in his Pocket to gct a gun. Solberg, how- ever, was attempting to “duck” his wallet. - SUIT FOR $30,000 IS FILED IN COURT Jamestown, N. Dak., Aug. 15.—()— Suit for $30,000 from the estate of the late Senator W. E. Purcell of Wahpeton, N. D., has been filed in district court here by J. A. Slattery of Minneapolis, the late Senator's nephew. R. R. Purcell of Helena, Montana, bepeticiary and executor of the estate is named defendant. The estate is valued at from $60,000 to $70,000. Slattery contends that there never ‘Was an accounting of the affairs of a partnership which he had with the senator, although an accounting was asked in Richland = Stone-Ordean-Wells Co. Exclusive Distributors Mandan, No. Dak. tural thought,” the description given | ff Tatley “he Barley Runs 50 Bus. to Acre. The Henry Tatley farm in Apple Creek township is known as a pro- ductive and well tilled place, noted for its contented dairy and beef herds and its better crops. It is upholding its reputation even dur- ing the present dry summer. With the combining of the barley harvest there, an average yield of 50 bush- els has been threshed from a 35-acre field. GODDARD 18 MOVING Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Goddard are moving into their new home, to- day, from their former residence, 720 Second street. 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