Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 5

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Long, firm ears of white corn pile above the wagon sideboards as Carl Deerberg, RFD |, Acton, drives his tractor and corn picker through the field. :

Indiana Farmers Are Enjoying Another Prosperous Year, Despite Higher Cost

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Taxes and Machinery Price Tags Larger, I “hovid oo But 1950 Markets Have Been Good "Corn is Indiana’s major grain By CLIFFORD THURMAN rop, with soybeans and wheat DAME PROSPERITY is tripping the light fans over Hoosierland’s broad acres.

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Our Manufacturer Has Cooperated ; ‘With Us to Bring You This Outstanding

Farmers are enjoying another lush year and profits soybeans.. This year an estiare hich. Their 1950 income will equal the handsome mated 185000 bushels of corn { will: be bought and 75000

profits of last year and, in some cases, climb higher. But don’t ask the farmers about it—they aren't talkthe ‘majority of

bushels of soybeans.

= = 5 - THE SAME picture was bankers and merthe Bargersville-

painted by

ing. In cases the Indiana farmer is

Taxes are taking a bigger bite

7 3 this year but on the -whole the chants = in

: : tit } ‘1 i Franklin area, wvilu Yo ve re increase will be dbsorbed by : 7 / sternly non-communicative . nieces : . C. E. Beckman, manager of V ‘A 4 UE about his economic status. 7 the real estate ‘and insurance .

department of the Franklin National Bank. said farm- pros-

FJ » n Like those in many other pro- THE BANKS aid some

and avocations, the into constructed

fessions

Hoosier farmer grumbling

» He smilingly de

about mounting taxes and the equipment and others had bor Simiar to ever increasing c¢osts of living. rowed money for tractors, corn ttle heavier this year than thickly padded for twin i : llustration es to admit ast! he, said buying more $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS his profits are soaring with good He added, however, that - A : ’ grain, produce and livestock . profits trom this year's produc &one Into debt buying: iarm rolled edge. $1.25 Per Week markets, but when pinned down tion. grain, livestock and pro- ©duipment ; : y 1 : : 3 The re ut { 1 Jo he will say that he is ‘doing duce-—should pay his indebted- ihe ge outiook, how airiv this vear a2 and le a safe nest egg ever that most of the farmfairly well” this vear ness and leave a safe nest egg 3 : ba Ee reitire—lymiie . ers in ti area are making : IT 1S the banker, the grair y : just a case of jumi money and their profits and in- | B JSmpmassesey. § =~ 2 wm et I RI AN ET AY eT X A) st es Chega tajfiad a ou i : ¥ { rr Tv and livestock dealer the up to another plane of, | omes ] ema considerably hardware and farm. 1 the bar emphasized HOVE o ¢ on man who } vs tl r farm income goes up | hi tah nal : tv rMmers ir 118 re were age Hoosier Arme r is makir buy more machinery, pay a pic of larmel fr . hs Drea werd . . getting out of debt LY paying money and enjoying a prosper- little more for better. grain Tor : 3 Ly paving > ’ ff loans made for farm equip-

ity he'd like to keep. on a permanent basis. A Times survey in two widely

muc yn deposit as separated areas indicated eco- ‘fmplement and grain dealers I Br aot things TABLE nomic conditions on ‘the farm {n° the opinion that Hoosler ,. ow for it and this year 0 - are about the same as 1949. The farmers have more acres in cpoulg equal or better last > ONLY agricultural area with New production this year than last! yoann he said. 3 Ross as the hub is a typical “Prices are higher now and °* That was the story from all V4 : community. : they are taking the profits,” <i rces. Farmers. are making 5 I would say the farmer in. said Mr. Didkerson. “They've pigney and enjoving it but they : : ; ‘ this area is getting along about got more ground in production’ ‘aren't saying too Sich ahout $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS the same as last year,” Karl and they are not as willing to jt. ey halt j $1.25 PER WEEN Dickerson, cashier at the Farm- Jet land lay idle and take Rov- - : . DELIVER : > 2 ers’ State Bank of New Ross, ernment subsidies. We: are Box end center extension table Pr guid. cashing fewer * federal checks. DR. GOSMAN 30x42” closed .ond 30”x52" ex“His ome is holging. up every-day.’ Features- ONE DAY ... : Any- tem tended—Daystromite top—Anodized Br iS a A an THE: LI : . aluminum molding—heavy steel legs.

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Jer University, : Dr. Howard Wilson, associate director, Division of Education, Carnegie Endowment for International - Peace, New York City, will be resource

gome: this year but the increase-—jty was passed along to others Plat Eas been offset in. profits. us tarmers Sought Mors eTuip Reto 4 covered in Duran washable plastic. § etiam provi - ment in order+o cultivate more i f | i ¢ d . 1 n ellow an ray. - Ed tion Talks | land, bought more seed grain While-U- Advertisement Choice of red, blue, y gray - uca i | and produced more livestock Wait CHROME CHAIRS, EA. $10.00 - to get in on the current high Set Nov— 13-14 prin ae w—— mn : Butler U rsity College of Grain production profits will - Appointment ol pi r— : er SE RE BR FE fe Jutie niversity pleat 2 ranged s cgme ‘as last ; 2 - ¥ a red the Indianapolis) TANEe about the same as las) Necessary 3 Pe a : : a fespite an estimated 20 ; ‘ : ; ‘ Public Schools. ¥ 1d thelr hirst cent decrease in the’ corn Phone 3 = mid-winter Fducation ¢ crops a Dorman Harri FR. 4125 ¥ » Nov. 13 and 32a] the New Ross Grain Co. : : : Shortri 51 ~The wet, cool season damaged g i x : School But _ the corn crop in Central Indiana | y on & v ~¥ — —— rn — : RE

leaxier..

—to—-some—extent. | dealer's opinion, but better corn

farmers had dipped deeply their savings to buy new

farm

pickers and other machinery.

and try to make a little more

next year.”

money

The banker agreed with farm

ALONG THIS LINE it was pointed out that farm prosper-

inthe grain

perity was continuing Most farmers are stocking a

hogs and cattie and some have

ment and stock in earlier years. Some of them don’t have as they did

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