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.Heiping the Farmers
WASHINGTON, D. C..——The tin-
anoint and economic condition or the
farmers of the west and northewest
has occupied the attention or the
earn. into power. March 4. 1.921.111'
fact. a Republican Centres: prior to
that‘tilne anticipated much that ha
since been reduced to concreto'torm.
’--‘Nearly everything ’or s. practical
Wow and urce‘d by the
{Is-union trimmer pubover
We. on in power._1o‘r“
farmer, whon‘seemed to be caught
between the upper millstone at low
prices or term products and the low-
er milletone of high prices of manu-
factured goods and high transporta.
tion rates.
Among all the causes of this as-
ricultural depression. those given
by Secretary or Agriculture Wallace
iii the fall at 1922 perhaps have the
mom weight. He said the main
causes are six: -
, 1—Overproduction of farm prod-
uctl: / _
a—mch’ freight rates:
semen industrial wages; .
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THINK MRS. COME?) TO NLY LIVES 1 HOUSE AND THERE iF You LIVED As CLO
preciated cufiency in Europe:
5—Conflicts between employers
and employed: __
6—3131: lost of distrifiution.
In’addition to cooperative market-
ln’g. gram standards. shipping-point
inspection. market newa service. a
warehouse act. scientific research.
loans 6: seed. building of roads a
packers and stock-yards act. a grain .
administration»
future act, ‘ the
through the Farm Loan Board. the
WarsFinance Qoworauon and the
Intermeniate Credits act.
brought: about than: to the farmers
and g'stock raiser-s aniolmting‘to
mm -*
has -
’ r Secretary 0: Agriculture Wallace
said a year agozx'fNo Congress. in
our history gave more extended.
sympathetic and understanding con-
siderati to agriculture. Than the
Congress which convened in Illarchr
1921." ‘ ‘
Yet the fiecretary in August. 1923.
foresaw bankruptcy for thousands-of
American wheat growers unless gen-
eral prices of commodities declined
or the price of wheat advanced.
. »'1‘wo months ago Secretary Wal—
Jane. to whom. the administration
and Athej'farmera must look for a;
grog”, “JIM. ' ,.; »
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can he done to help the wheat grow-
ers get more nearly the cost 1‘ pro-
duction for this year's crop? Some
urge that the Government ought to
fix a fair priceJThat could he done
only by the Government preparing
to buy unlimited quantities at the
price fixed. Others suggest, that the
Government go into the market and
-buy 200,000,000 bushels of wheat
and ‘store it. on the theory that the
taking off the market of that quan-
tity would gene up the price to a
fair figure.“ - ,i' ‘
.“I am not hopetul of good results
tron: either at: these plan:- How
What
have 011
the same
ruin-
the‘ surplus accumulated?
efleét would either action
wheat acreage? \E’ould
Doncy be adopted in case of
Daily low prices for other farm 01'0“
ducts?
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lroad stock-
There were 777,132 mi
ads 03
holders of the Class 1 raiiro ”
December 31, 1922. the latest 0:“.
for which complete figures are at rt
able. according to a special r3;-
0 {the Interstate Commtelécre of
This n ea”
mission. was an with
w the Govgmmept moss 'orthe same 'date in 1981.
Jail ‘ “a;
24.165 stockholders compared .
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