South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 88, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1920 — Page 12

M.M.1. y.w , it-it THE 5UUTH BEND NEVS-TIMES AGRICULTURE

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EASTER MILLINERY Special Showing Monday and Every Day This Week BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS ANDREA and CONSELLO Making a most attractive display Monday at $15 to $25 Other Well Known Models from Rawak Burgesser Cupid Hyland

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Farmers Urge Development of Water Transportation as Escape From High Freight Rates Daylight Saving in Effect.

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Farmers' organizations hive supported development of the Grent lakes and Mississippi natural waterways as affording a ready outlet and cheap transportation for agricultural products. They will be more emphatic in their attitude now that railroad freight rates are certain to be advanced CO or 2Z per cent and conceivably as much as 50 per cent within the next three years. The wape demands of railroad employes will tfive the waterway movement a powerful stimulus. Labor figures less prominently in water than in railway transportation, and other costs are lower a.s the companies have no riht-of-way to buy. no track to lay, and no roadbed to keep up. The Truth-in-Fabric campaign has borne pood fruit. Not only has it made enactment of a Truth-in-1'abric bill a focal point in congress, but its Influence extends to other Jlelds. Rrp. Ropers of Massachusetts has introduced a bill to pive all merchandise the same protection which food and drugs enjoy under existing law. Gen. Wood has met at least one issue vital to the farmer sauarely by advocating the wider distribution of land as a means of reducing farm tenancy. He directs an attack at lartre holdings devoted to speculative ends. Other presidential candidates have to some extent, and must increaslnply, announce their stand upon the many current issues which topther will determine the future of agriculture. Daylight savinc laws are zo'mz into effect at various points and will inevitably crente some confusion as regards railroad schedules, hours of trade, and so or-. Toledo will have daylight savins. So will many eastern renters, conspicuously New York citv. The conditions which lead to this want of coordination in time are unfortunate. Roth farmers rind townsmen must accustom thrmsr iv s to the Ka which separates their respective Kroup activities. The Chicapo prain e.xchanpe has been accused of boosting corn prices for speeulatho purposes. In reality, the major factor in the past few weeks' sinsation.il advance has been the farmers' combined un willinpncss and inability to market bis stocks. The farmer is apparently fecdim rnore and selling less, to judpe from reserves on the farms. For once the speculator deserves a clean bill of health. The producer and consumer should rightly dominate the prain market, not the professional trader, and it is reason for satisfaction that las-ent pains accrue to the farmer rather than the middleman. The condition of the winter wheat crop is disputed. Undoubtedly it has suffered very material dimape. More evidence is needed.

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