The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 November 1938 — Page 3

THE T>AILY BANNER. GREEXCASTLE, IXIUAXA. MONDAY, XuYFMBKH r '«, 193s.

NDIANA FARM BUREAU

ction Committee For Putnam County Farm Bureau X1NTON Hubert ( lodfelter. Chairman liay Clodfelter Harry McCabe L. V. McGauffhey Wallace Spencer Donald Webster T. ( LaRue loverdale (I trence Branneman, Chr. Wayne Branneman (. M. Furr Arthur Pickens J. E. Cassida C. 0. Davis Herbert Ray Wercy Sinclair C edric Ray Everett Wallace ( has. Conway LOYD Galvin King, Chairman Earl Sulherlin Emery Ader Chester Ruark Fred Rowen Ezra Arnold RANKLIN Raymond Crosby, Chairman Stewart Blaydes Zannie Garriott Howard J. Gough H illiam Hanna Omer Akers Raymond Watkins Howard Ashby Eugene Hutchins JREENCASTLE Elvin Harlan, Chairman Paul Albin Roscoe Daggy Guy T. Harris Milton Brown (irafton Longden Mrs. Thad Jones 1ACKS0N Walter Beam, Chairman Ross Morphew 1 )eryl Sanders Jesse E. Page H. A. McDole ( harles Grantham Madison Ralph A. Call, Chairman Earl Ellis Raymond Wright Nelson Wood Willard Wells John H. Aker John M. Brattain Ivan Ruark

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Can you N|>are I 1-3 rents |K*r day fur c Farm Burpau njeinlicrshlp to pro ter t a SIO.OtMl.OOO.OOO.OU nationa: farm income ? That 1 1-3 cents won’t buy two sticks of chewing Klim, but if has set up Livestock Marketing Agencies, haml.ing •S1’,000,000.00 worth of Indi'ina l.vestock annually. ’i hat sum won’t buy one lead pencil, but last year it did mark :lnun proposed budgets .SI 1,50(1,000.00 Tiia. Mini won’t buy ope cupful ot porn flakes, bid il Las set up cooperative grain marketing agencies handling 10,000,050 bushels of grain annuallyThat s :ni won’t buy three cigarettes, but il did bring Indiana tobacco growers $800,000.00 in government payments. That sum won’t buy a half dozen hog rings, but d brought ludi.'iia corn-hog farmers 834,000,000.00 in gov. eminent payment checks. That sum won’t buy a cupful of puffed wheal, but it brought Indiana wheat growers $070,000.00 in payments. That sum won’t Imy one writing tablet for the kiddies, but it has lilt ! 9700 00 of each teacher’s salary from your property tax load. That sum won’t mail one letter, but it has p aced a limitation of $1.25 per hundred of dollars on your properly ta- levy. That sum won’t buy a shovelful of gravel, hut it did remove' ail road costs from the hack of property. That sum will not pay the sales tax on one meal in Ohio, but it saves you $30.00 on your first $1,000.00 gross income tux < You would have had a sales tux.> That sum won’t buy you a pint of gasoline, hut it saves you about six cents on each gallon of gasoline you buy. That Mini won’t buy one button tor your coat, but it has made you 5 cents on each pound of wool sold for ten years.

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Thai sum won’t buy one plat of milk hut it has hull: cooperat.ve ereamories making 26,000,000 pounds of butter annually. That sum won’t buy you one newspaper, but it give . you the Hoosler Farmer each month for a year. That sum won’t buy you a cigar, but it saves you at least .,-15 (Mi on your automobile insurance and mad< possible a $3,500,000,110 Life Insurance Company to protect your family. That sum won t buy one piece of candy for the children, but it kept opt n the sckools for them and paid the teachers. That sum won’t pay the children’s Sunday School donation, hut added Income lias kept open the doors of rura. churches. That sum won’t buy one hr.dle snap, hut it kept your farm mortgages’ interest rate down $10.00 per thousand. That sum won’t buy polish for your shoes once, but II lias made a business man of you. Thai sum won’t pay for one letter to your Congress man, hut it does keep you represented every day In Con. gress and the legislature. That sum won’t buy one spool of thread, hut has brought rural electrification to thousands of Indiana farm homes. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST. ALL THESE THINGS WILL REMAIN EOR VOU ONLY SO LONG AS VOU FIGHT CONSTANTLY FOR THEM Is if worth I 1-3 cents per da) to ni lintuln thal protection for your industry? Now go hack and read this over again and then don’t shirk your duty. Join the Farm Bureau, lie one of the many in your community who give us well as receive. No other $5.00 investment lias given you ciulte so much in return. •HE A MAN! HREAK THE SHACKLES OK ECONOMIC SLAVMHYI JOIN THE EARM BUREAU A N1) THEN WORK TO SAVE ALL OF THESE GAINS! F A It M B LULA II F O it A L I.

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Action Committee For Putnam County Farm Bureau JEFFERSON / , Adoni? Pool, rhairman Grover Goodpaster Joseph H. Horn P 1 William Padgett / ^ Noble Allee Virgil Neier > r J L. W. Seller . I H.S. Allee Ross Allee Hubert Seller f / Albert Wallace j MONROE Harvey < . Nichols, Chairman Charles Hendricks S. A. Colliver / Walter Reeves Roland Lane / # Jesse V. Ader / Ralph I). Clodfelter / W. A. W iminer / / MARION r A John Sears, Chairman Roy Thomas / | Jesse Sears f f Car) Arnold Lowell Dicks \ 1 " , Maude McNary J / Ora Day I RUSSELL 1 Paul McGaughey, Chairman Otis ('lodfelter Rudolph Fordice r Vernon Gardner / John J. Myers ( has. & Jess Sutherlin * A. T. Harbison J ^ Olin Leonard / WARREN T. C. Harcourt. ( hairman Floyd Hemmer Lester Parker Ernest (’. Smith f M Eugene & Alton Cooper ’ WASHINGTON Phillip Hutcheson, Chairman Boh Lewis A. P. Stoner Isaac Skelton Charles Hutcheson Charles Harris Lloyd Houck ' David Houck A. W. Oeding

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