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I I 1.1 HI iwniiiiiiiriwtii'TBiMiniVrt iii FARMERS PLAN MARKETING THEIR OWN 1921 CROPS !'/vu- a qii,.,<p></p>W4^y*^y»*£~ |ft7 ,i»Ip-! i..V..t.nu pdrt of the committee of 17 at thte close of tho national ratification com mittee here yesterday. The plan, ol whout would DO compulsory or an optional poolmg meAn0lmendn1ent, /a7l?fs' ors K'»^nX1fr?d be owned and controlled by the pro United States Grain Growers, Inc stJs attempted in American agriculture, and it offers the greatest possibilities for a successful effort on the part of the] farmer to put a plan through that will straighten the road for market fitom the grain fields to every home iii this country," said C. H. Gustaf son, chairman of the committee of 17. The farmers expect to handle apart of the 1921 crops through the new marketing machine which Will be put in operation as'soon as possible. Grain growing states were district ed today for election of temporary dir ectors. The directors were to be named late today. Districts formed with the number of directors from each are these: Washington, Oregon, Idaho and !alifornia* two directors Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wiscon- ti three South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, three Iowa, ,two Kan sas, two Missouri, one Oklahoma, one Texas, one Illinois, three Indi ana, one Ohio, on?,: and Michigan, and Virginia, one 21. Ol^Oy VIIC) VlUUj Kentucky, Maryland a among them. Total, District Directors Chosen The Illinois directors on the board the National Co-operative Market ing corporation, were chosen today by the Illinois delegation. They are Willijun. G. EcMjardt of De Kalb, 111., ,v'i!1 sHi 'Vii. lis W •«ii" ir •ii. Ill •rjlJI '.i" I' iv if 1 treasurer of the Committee of 17 Peru, 111., and R. treasurer of the Chic ago, April lt\o 10/ ucie uitiB. representing every grain grow- *re« oi H-XTj.'-i-j-i B-^&2!srgss tTn!M States N. Clark of Strongl voted unanimously to a P_ First district, comprising states of done tnrou^n & rlistriot comnrisinir lown—— A ^U^ldt ^n oV I^aghc Grove, Iowa, ^hieh provided for'and Frank K. Myor* of Fort Dodge, the pooling ofaMeast one-third of IjLiiu* .omnrisinH Ken all the tuck^ Miahisan, Maryland and Vir- rttent'provfdfng for compulsoryjN- of South Haven, pooling of wheat in states wh«at predominates, was also defeats 0f The committee of 17 will apportion «hI the various districts from which a j. board of directors of 21 members will shilling of Northl'icld, Minn, be chosen to take charge of thei farm- Marketed is Itasis national sales agency, wh ch will Proportionmcnt of directors to the, grain growing states was made on the' ducers themselves. basis of grain marketed, one director A lee ol $10 will be char^cd t«ich $00,000,000 worth, it was tarnier who becomes a member of the j7^a^ecj sssLrrsaar: ssm Recommendation has been made to corporation by the committee ol 17 that the board recognizfe and try to co-operate with all existing farm or ganizations interested in marketing, C. H. Gustafson told the conference. Mr. Gustafson said he expected the national marketing corporation to re ceive splendid support from the grain growers of the country, and that ulti mately this support would be unani mous. GKONNA OFFERED POST OF MINISTER TO DENMARK Washington, April 6. Former Senatqr Gronna of North Dakota, is understood to have been offered the post of Minister to Denmark and to have it under consideration. The place has been vacant for some months, the. Senate having failed to ooqfijrm the appointment of Norman Hapgood, by President Wilson. "Newspaper advertising is a coml modity, and where the government re quires it, as it often does, it should be paid for as other commodities are: "We are growing daily into wider uses of publicity, but we MUST NOT add to the free service imposed upon the press when that which is clearly advertising is covered by purely busi ness methods."—Warren G. 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D. and P,,innrt:nnm„Ilf. of directors to ii 'jOi {J iy "i W.'H: N. Dak. FORMALDEHYDE $3.00 per gallon 40c per pint Liquid Glass $1.25 per gallon JO 1 Pack your eggs now for winter Strychnine, per For 1-8 OL first claas Job Work yi'S Beautiful Styles 'if" ''K *f• 'jmnrrr amnsns _,i(_ •(-[(-ti[i.[ii-iir-ilr-[•[-t«r—ilr—iJi—ilr— •Mwiiwjiwiiiiif!iiiiiiiiiwii iii»iaiwi iiiiiiiiiiimi ii)fr mi laipiiniyiiiii iiip»iTwjiiiwr)-ii^iiinmiiT ii /""r/njni iiiin ii |ii|i (i| if]Trp^r~**~ F. P. bottle, 35c TAYLOR.. ID Dresses ./l You would know that Summer is on the way when you View these charaing frocks. They have never before been so delightful in dyle nor so moderate in price as now. The fioeft quality of fiiterials are employed in their miking,! the work maaship is excellent. ¥L Manager Bring us your Oats and we will mix the poisoned grain as per the U. S. formula. Bring us your Oats and we will mix the poisoned grain as per the U. S. formula. Bring us your Oats and we will mix the poisoned grain as per the U. S. formula. 20 quarts Oats required. 20 quarts Oats required. 20 quarts Oats required. We will mix for you We will mix for you We will mix for you $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 Your Spring Coat is Here So charmiag are the styles, awl for so maoy differeat types of women, that we are sure you will recogaize the very one that is intended for yon. There is at lea& one, if not more, ju& wait ing for you to try it on to bring ovt the real beauty of the Unes, the quality tailor ing, and the chic touches that distinguish these gar (nents from ordinary coats. Prices are lower than they have been in years, anting this the ideal time to buy. ijr-i'r-L»r—i»r—i*r—:i|-r_,T7_|FhT?^t^Tp .1 DRUG CO. i'(7 try The Independent. The Independent can take care of your, iob work promptly. DE PAR THENT STORE I N O N A Buy your Buy your Buy your Paint and Varnish Paint and Varnish Paint and Varnish of us. of us. of us. Guarantee goes with each gallon of paint sold. Guarantee goes with each gallon of paint sold. Guarantee goes with each gallon of paint sold. These smartly-tailored, cor redly finished, good-looking suits are all of the type that gives the wearer the comfort ing feeling of being neatly and fashionably attired. Jlieir in dividual merits, the workman ship, the materials can only be judged by personal examina tion of these'garments. Come in .to try them on yourself you wifl be agreeably surpris ed at the values. mm sv .eland Block •71 -•M ii' ii? hi i.d ii I ii Kir* WBT' ll iv