The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 27, 1919, Page 10

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Spring pigs 4 A s.tuolus. arker, S = 2 -retary - treasurers | farmers received by this bank within SRaise L&an Limic Federal Land Bank Urges $25,000 Maximum - THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF OMAHA : Omaha, Neb. -Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Several hundred letters from sec- and interested the past month have impressed us with the imperative necessity of call- ing upon the editors of the farm jour: nals of the United States to give the widest publicity to a glaring defect in the federal farm loan act that con- gress may awaken to the need of an ‘amendment, thereto at once, The maximum loan.limit provided by the federal farm loan act, $10,000, deprives thousands of farmers, who need this system, the opportunity to share its benefits. The federal farm loan act. was intended as a co- operative system under which every real American farmer, who operates his own lands, might borrow an ade- quate amount for strict agricultural uses. So many of them can not do so that the system is anything but the These farmers are being wrongfully denied the benefits of the co-operative plan. The federal land banks have demonstrated the success of the co- operative system, have written the loans at lower interest rates and are paying substantial dividends to the borrowing stockholders. ; May we not ask that, as a Tepre- sentative paper truly interested in the broader development of American ag- to this important subJect and give voice to your views through your paper? Yours very truly, THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF OMAHA. By D. P. Hogan, President. EDITOR’S NOTE: The above strikes us as being entirely practical and necessary. The Leader inclines to the theory that all restrictions placed on the federal farm loan bank as compared with private banks were designed to hamper the work of lend- ing money to farmers at cost. In the Omaha bank: territory especially, where farms are large and value per acre is high, the $10,000 limit 1s vi- cious. These farmers. common]y need much more money than $10,000, and it is unfortunately true that unless a farmer does. all his first mortgage business with the federal bank, pri- vate bankers have ways of keeping him from doing anything with them. The federal farm loan bank should be given as much business opportu- nity as private bankers have. A WORKINGMAN’S FIGHT Reserve, Mont. Ed:tor Nonpartisan- Leader: I consider the Nonpartisan league an organization for the carpenters and mechanics as well as for farmers. It must be the workingman’s fight and we are going to fight and win too. Every. laboring man should co-operate with® the Nonpartisan league. The League is' opposed because it is op- posing rule by the favored few. I shall- put forth every effort to get workers to join the farmers in their fight. G. EDWARD REA. 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