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owFinn Board tee warning n.mm
d?^r^j#?|ai>i).lli>lM^ ? ^hjteg
I mouths old this .April, but its contacts
I Sfefes are'SS^ n^jpNet and
wutteprtei ffiotttr
Gowiuitenld^ateacy. *?* *rtet
oral, slate tim ferm board's em?*aft
is through that timet senaft** frttfe
nerve." -
The Farm Board's pnrpoee is to
help the farmer to get more money
for his protect* if not ~by iacreaaitig
the cost to tike consumer, at least by
insuring that tkr grower shall fetall
of Ihe price wideh has Tmltsftiw
bees wasted hetomm flower and ?m
tolls and the operation of speculators.
stittited, we pay more attention to
theman or the organisation -which
pcrasla? to sake sore mosey for
ui. than we do to the institution that
merely tries tc teaclt.us how to-run
our business better. : Tie nuqmfter
turer of sol commodity is likely to
show mate more interest in the re
ports of his calcmen as to what sort
of goods the trade demands than he
is to the engineer who merely shews
him how to improve his product.
And tile Federal Farm Board?or
rather, the national cooperative sell
ing agencies set up under its direc
tion?is in the position of the farm
ers* salesman. In the course of time
and perhap; a shorter time than
some at the critics think, an over
whelming majority of all farm pro
ducts grown in the United States
will be handled frcm grower to con
sumer through these agendes.
And when these cooperative sel
ling agencies tell their members that
they are producing too much of this
or not enough of that, and prove it
to them by the price? which tfiey get
fat the commodities designated, therb
is certain to be attention frohx the
growers.
So far only eleven commodities
have been designated by the Farm
Board as requiring special national
agencies to handle them ex
clusively. They are cotton, dairy
products, wheat, lice, livestock, wool
and mohair, tobacco, poultry and
eggf, seeds, potatoes and coarse
ji aiiii There ace of coarse dozens
of ether agricultural products which
will be organised other singly or in
groups. An entirely new kind at ad
ministrative machinery cannot be ex
pected to get into full swing imme
diately. ' It is going to take three or
four growing seasons, in all proba
bility, before all of the farmers of
the United States fully iimhmltnrt
how the new system operates and
how totalk advantage of it
Qmtrot of production, in the In
terest of more stable prices for grow
ers, is a definite function of the Farm
Board under the law which created
it jLnd already the board has found
tha situation in soma commodities,
especially wheat, tobacco aad cotton,
to he such as to point definitely to
iewdr pdeee lslsuis of overproduc
tion.
Ten-percent jttjEB in wheat ac
res Je is being advocated tody by the
board, which points to a surplus of
' A hundred mSUoji bushels in 1929
|. ? Xl 1 |> It. ?u..J.|t ?
tl? tOtil uOTIHQ Of TO wOCia S
? *? ..I,, .I# ; ?*. z- .*? x.
- suurnts, in proof of hs statement
* iSmMUW bubeb than they are
making now oat of 850,000,000 Srah
els. pLnd when the entire Wheat mar
ket is in the control of the fanners
tfceauelver. and . that is what the co
? I. a * - - --- X- - zi? - | ? ? i * _
operative max acting program is
hwsitwi fop?it will not be so diff*
: ctdt to'Convince growers that -low
prfcra ttr^net^ah ays the
of them do now, that the remedy is
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O^PMMMi
Criticism Directed *t Mel
lon md Mitchell; Noma
Makes Proposal for Sen
atorial Inquiry Into En
forcement of Dry Laws
Washington, Apifl ? lilraiatm
publican dry* daifced today over ?*
! proposed senate inwstigetion of pro
I hihitton enforcement and over mo
lew enforcement chief*?Secretary
Andrew Mellon and Attoraey-Gi****1
[ Mitchell -
IoSTaeeosed Mefcto
with conducting a campaign eg***
the dry l?w. He give nothmhe w"
twi a record vote on
tion of Senator Norrfs, BepuWi???
Nebraska, another dry* fw ?
inquiry Wo enfuit??mt
Senator Aft Republican of Ohio,
fi^>T>rt^ jfp. Mellon, an a eineere tavr
t^SyaStofc^the testing hour of
I prohibition. He opposed the inquiry
I u to enforcement.
Attorney General MitdmU appeared
before the Senate judiciary commit
tee earlier in the day and frownedup
set the imposed inquiry. He w"*
I w improvement during the ln?t year
in administration of the law.
After hfp^fag the Attorney-general
before his committee, Senator Norttt"
contended he had no improvement in
enforcement and caid that politics
waa playing a part in it.
The comadttee took se aetkm,
however, aid the admin prohibition
situation is still in its bonds* eo frr
as the Seaata is concerned. The com
| mittee will net meet again until nest
Monday.
I Senator Breofchart contended that
jlMloa
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uPwnsjoro , fl.twr BjMHif tt6in ^ wtp
wmmWg nff the {ienkf ware riftfli
iA* w i hii "v/
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? ?T>3.^r<cMWNa*^WWft*gWtrh " v"' ??^v-iJ?'r;ny?>.W
eiatrck Arm ...
In Farmdlle
jlhiM *?* TZ
will be' in FtmvOle mkt wMkto
conduct * proofhlnf nii?i? to the
church commencing on
ijBdnday morning at tL flarvkea wffl
be held to the Church, ?^ ******
7:80. The three Evangelists are
young men with a homing meaaage
ol the Gospel of Jesus, Captain Fred
Turner, the leader, is an Englishman,
and with him are two splendid young
^I>Hean- many-' Chptjin WltHMK
land, Oregon. Here is youth with a
vision thtt T*t
ion that Famvifle needs today. Ee
erybody is invited to the mission and
a special invitation is extended to
the young people of the town.
..
Durham Concern* An Sflf
feri*ff?m FweeS Afr
sets and Court Intervenes
Durham, April 8.?Judge Isaac M.
MiMitlin has signed an order placing
the New Hope Bealty Compapqr, the
First National Company,^ aid the
Bankers Eeeurfty Oprpomtlopin ttn
hands of a neatarihip. T** P?*"
SHor the ord^ina** Stein
Brothers and Boyee, h?*?0?
brokerage firm. The ordter.ww fora
,??5?*^ of *? imfttdeom
paniee appesr to Naw Bam ?t April
14 to ofihr cause why tisa receiveM^ip
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Much Interest Is Being
Taken In The Newly
, MgHffi
"Keep Yoar Money #?
Tuesday Night
asrociatL? now has
I? rf^S^were ***** at the meet
in,. M ?:? ' r,;.:- /.;' I
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J. wV^Holme*, local buainea# mam
farmwi'tod fM to 5?*
?f Rqftmtebf*. ?d?wA
IfefeA OwritotO^ I
oAtwKflfrittfl^ XiXft 3li 8HBvv TfigiViircw L
SnT^. the! extWtiooL *"*
be ?aid: "Prom a busineea tiew I can 1
not afford to yfob&m* ???*
?mm, >m? *o mjrn? V* ?>%2
mftfr"* hn? been npable to see all the
merchants but wfll call on the remain
WtWt&HKm'
SSS^Srd*<?&*&*
KsfiHECi
plenof action. A^i^iJ|S
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i London, Apri), ?-??* tlitPgf ?
+t*k *. a ibwrini- wai iiam
llVG P0w6i HfIi
out by ttw FraMa^nW*^* V.
SL ChM? BHtnin uxf Jtfmfim*
than 9000 tons and
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nti^n^ji. MB -lA^AAfrf^Py n|y?
aid of the result ^hls^fVTOtt^
'5^ ??? j^-..
IT ? flit*3 CCCUncu m IA/UUVU IU
permit of a five-power acconL"
r A* authoritative F?nc& ^source J
f, f fK_ F_M.h -_d
said tWa ^nnw
British had reached
;FpmS 3
unite In doing their utmost to har
Snt? th* iffllloefl- Anti-War Ttaaty
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MNHMMAMERii 1
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I this morning when it liaeaine 9
?known that H. C. Newbdd, cashier
ot^ Ptepk1* Bank, had ini^n^ r
jsfl. j
?Tbl baal did not oo? for buai- ?
Kmlljby the cheers and directors J;
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today. ; ; J
l|U w?. ?omftted. ti? >a. H?^?u ,
4<m 1 ? um I i I h' laiTlfmfninr' iwiitinrr >
ta nave naa a ppeiiramaij: j
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this aftenm before J. *? IN? el
justice of ?Sfc?iep^?#5# 11
waived and he wfil^tbahida jsJI W 1
t| tha mxt &m ?f cowft".4g^g ?
bearing is granted in ths mertwiiile. c
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telief Fuad,and of the insure***
*ith i^Tto^
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^alTgood fedingr" he ??#??#?
lit of g^od humored ehaff along u^th
lis announcement of the firemen's ?
oonth and the purpose of tfie school
Attfa*M> wao ??Ued to UK Jam?. ?
). BeKell monojoetit, which taJoBO
KeeWllefd at Fayettetille, June 8, hod
, tXbate we pM ? ?*. :***?
co? ?'*
n'a-invitation. ?
f thaBastitedoretetteun^ ? I
K-. i-i; tn eirifrT'tte; jt^efi" 'f? "'-'?
5VANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN , -g-V I
CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT
i The einwIttofPM evtagehefciccteifc
taign closed last fcwday.Aiffcsretet
lay* of united; uffortu*
he pastors and congregation# to e#?
t^on to the spiritaal Jte^ of*#
our,. The ean^gn was principally
lesigned te build up, the 4pufcaal **r
ets of "the community at large and
^That New York ^aiithor who to