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T H E BANKER-EDUCATOR P LA N T U
PROM OTE BETTER A6RIGULTURF
By O. H. OTIB.
Agricultural Director, American Banker* Aeaoolatlooi
Whenever hankers desire to promote actively njrricutturarf
Improvement in their communities, the state Bffricultursl colleges
stand rea>ly to show them the way ami to git1
«
expert assistance. The purpose of this article is
to illustratt the way in which the colleges art»
getting in contact with the banks, and the kind of
assistance they render.
.
As soon as the college has a list of the l»anks
in the state desiring to adopt plans to aid agricul
ture as indicated by project blanks sent out to all
the bank* in the state, by the State Bankers Asso
ciation Agricultural Committee, it gives practical
D. m . otu
suggestions to each banker on the list as to what
he can do to stimulate, organize, and conduct the
INDEPENDENCE OF
THE FINANCIAL KINO
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By W ILLIAM K. KNOX
President. American Banker« Asso
ciation.
The principle upon which America
was founded was Independence. The
primary duly of tbo piou -era of this
couutry srws fo
William K. Knoi
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lu
u i'»it- doliYcr«*«! m no«1# ¿«million«
Ilio only way to
l>u.v fox le ueeofilmg to tin lur «ulti# ua »con'll tijr Mi. Urai'k-
ott
lli'glnlriti ioli hit» ubi lutiti to. ilo Willi l'elt «oriti». Yon buy
Interrrct Hide
Hot ne» mid Coa» Uff Offting lo pruilc, tlHB’1 Tout W l*jr lo>t fot»
pend« ace lu Its
e»?
' Teli Tuie" rlnirt» free, »I iomiuk they lira »oiealificnily
pollllcal s e n s e
toaloil Iti |i|-oilin<« high giudi* |iu|ts. No brown ling« In fur.
but Independence
I‘iil*n weigh i l luiuuil» ni U1« ninnili».
Mglunul lo..inula ihn
tod.i' baa .«nothcr
fir»t year,
Hin««*iul feeiling illrecllon» fret*, i l iw M f f »
Muuk
s p e c i a l signifi
of llenverloit, I emule» for »ale. Semi for eirt'iilur.
cance In Ha it unit
Ulne Io«. |>en rnlsfil, >:IM) n pnn
I k I nih I ralseil, lilini „
rial sens«. The
ABC IVOIIN • ANQUI » T U w -QU ■ !slw L I » » T H -
W II HART, lu. :i. Iittgxertnn, iirp,
Jtoit i i ' uiiu * nu Suiulay.
ability to apply
Orane c»*'«P'on Pacific Intsrnsiunal Llwstu. h r , . , i.,„. i.*t liad. US see • 'ne fox |itir«'litt»ei| tlirarl from l'.b'nry Uro» h**f L’enV. cosí flliia.
the primary prln
• xMttltte by Co *>g.I on sn4 Ball vs. X It. «,
I «>r »nie ni «fino. Home brown lingo m fur.
.Nu |«ai>ers «viih
CTptes of personal
At th«' 1'actflc International U va . from the |. >
Cleitry'a fox, *
to ilt# i taller. Furth
«■com ml,s. M use
stock Kxpositlon to h«> held In Part- ar down in :
roft'ii ral or. will tie
intelligently that common thing
call "a pay chock." has as much to do land this year. October SUI lo Novelli shown the ¡vett'ar whol* » In _«-ut* of
Work In the particular project he ha* |
(■elected. Then either a d. ysriment suggestions are the more valuable with Individual Independence ua any ber 7th, it is proposed to give a demon metti U' lietty » Id in th«* I tide The?»,
atnitRw which will carry out the Idea t»<>. « ili «un y itici, ir«*,- pro Ing as
specialist from the coll>-g* or the they are to the hanker Following ara other force In life
of “ Truth in Meats."
regard* the i.i.i*.ui grad *.
county agent get« In persona! touch samples of such project outlin e:
The greatest problem <*f Indepon
Assisting In Hits work will he tbo
Ftiutliy. in a «« unter ulti be ** *-i>
with the banker to assist him in an
deace
of
the
average
man
or
woman
Farm Accounts Project
Department Of Agrlctlltuie. col lege \ of all III r««r til «■■.* ■* fr , . t I V • « « lions
adeiaory capacity.
la
how
to
get
out
of
what
they
earn
t'rvgon and the I'niTftc slope, packing- packinghouse I« ■ t; ihey In turn ■.how-
1. Banker can select group of rarmert ¡
Samples of the project outlines are who
crinite the work a good living and a reasonable degree house T>e«>ple. stock yard officials and Ing exai-tly what a choice « ul (tout the
can and should uudrrl
given below to illustrate the details of farm accounts
« »nimiasion men. and retailers as well choice,t animal al» ulti
il («ir, bear-
S. Armnjr# with county ffjrvnt or bp # . of financial comforts In old ago. We
ot the procedure the college lakes In
Clallst from .grieultural o-Uege foe » r . t
cannot m aintain a high stan d ard o f na
Six lo eight live animals, nicely Ite«!- mg In mind all the tino- that the over
accomplishing Its plan
mtH'tlnjr of iNt group and •rlrot an |
B C tV U B t t v v k
* tiouwl
* life without
*w
* an a Intelligent
a ss
- »
“ “
divi down and properly c«r.-xl for, will head In the letali store Is Ju«t as
mai
College Provides Expert Advisers
I. Assist Individu.«!* at th*lr rtgauul ! agimcnt ot the financial mailers that
be graded from priât» to rontm«<n. and much, pound (or pound. <*u a ««mutua
In coontles with ao county agent a with Information
Infor
r fh t lv t to entering a<*
and other data property
conatantly confront the average Lull over the h««ad of esrh will bo posted animal as It la ou a cholea into,
Bat nt the bunks desiring to curry on counts
4. Act as or Bvlect leader ft»r the group
The purp«**«' of this entire demon-
vidua I and family. In th«< accumula the prie«' on f«K»t at which lu kind Is
u project la aeut to a specialist at tha
*» Assist In checkin* tnwntorfcs as a
rtute college, according to the project means of securing Individual financial tion ot capital In the hands of the selling In the stock yanls (hat week, »'ration will not he to prove that lh#
statement at doaa of the rear
Directly hack of lh«-tn. la a refrigera- retailers are gelling loo Utile or loo
listed For Instance, the banks desir
manses Hea the hope of the true Inde
lor. will he shown carcasses from ani- much f«>r tlndr meat, bul rallier lo
Boy** and Girls' Club Work
ing to carry on the farm accounts
pendence of a nation's people. The mais of a similar lot. Theae car- show the rotative value of prim«« .««
I. The hanker can arrange n th the
project are assigned to the farm man
chief concern of wage canters la to caasea will also show the selling pries compared with common meat.
county agent or the specialist of the a g ri
agement specialist, those desiring to cultural
c«>)hge f«e «organising a club.
get a reasonable degree of financial
carry on the legume project to the
i. I*tan to present various type« of club
Independence out of what they actual
work at the neat meeting and perfect
agronomy specialist, those interested the
organisation of a local chib.
BANKERS HELP
ly Mrs.
in boys' and girls' club work to the
t - Hanker may act aa local leader of
the
dub.
This question of how to attain per
Junior extension specialist, and go
4. Cooperate with county agent or ape-
A bank In Monrovia, lu d. tests seed
forth.
sooal financial Independence bae not
cialist ta annual "Achievement Day.**
corn for farmer*. A bassment room
&» Banker may offer prises for d o b
In counties that do have a county
been
worked
out
oa
the
piinclplu
of
was tilled out last season (or th* pur
ork or otherwlM assist In flnandng
«gent a list of the banks and the proj
Individual responsibility. The most
pose and >5.004 ears were tosled for
ects in which each Is interested Is
Legume project
Important social m-eds today are a
fifty six farmers
Dnefourth » ( the
sent to him with a request that he get
ON -GOLD BONDS”
L The honker ran get Information from
course of instruction In public rduca
slu'd tesl<*d last year was unfit for
In touch with the bankers and help county agent or specialist from the sgrl
seed This y«-ar Iho pereeitlagi* will
them in regard to the v»r!.*u» projects cultural college on the value of slfblfa. I lion to give young people a practical
’Beforo I go to the bank lo ask t*i ruu even higher The work la don»
any bean or sweet clover trope to farmers *
aotlon o f how to start life on a sound
The next step by the college Is to of the community.
vice about investing th* money mother under ths supervision of Ibe high
L Arrange for meeting of Interested
eronomic basis: and. secondly, a broad
write to each banker on the list .send
ers with county agent or specialist ;
left me. I wish you would tell mt School agricultural teacher If# reports
ing him project outlines and inform farm
oo-operaiNe plan In American Indue
S A t this meeting «-aunty agent a ape
that the community will have * aur
ing him that the county agent or a dallsts. or others win discuss*
try whereby men aud women shall be something more about Iwmda." said
ta ) Value of crop
Helen lo Aunt Kmtny. "Am 1 right le plus of se««d corn this year.
specialist from the college will gel lu
tb l Sevd supply and vartetlea
helped to work out a persona) financial
The bank* at Conway, Ark . have
(«1 Methods of handling «he crop,
touch with him. If there >s no agent
program that will guide then toward thinking that gold bonds are absolute offered prise* for the most marketable
tdl L’se and diBBouirtofft of erx»p
In the oouniy this letter reads as
ly
safe?
Are
gold
bomls
whal
pcopi«*
4. Plan with w u n ly agent or spertaltst
a definite goal of financial tndepen
sweet potatoes produced un one acre
follows:
meetings and demonstrations on plots or
mean by gilt edge securitiesT”
donee. There ought to be a way (or a
of land A first prize of f|5o Is of
•ekf*.
Daten State Bank.
"What a child It Is!" laughed Aunt fered. along with three dlslriet prize**
5 Secure exhibits for community ar
man. for every dollar put aside each
Bankvlil.-
county falr;
Kuimy. "| can see that you do need of >50 each. The county agent aud
Gentlemcn—Tou riti Itn-t enclosed e
week
bow . u> got back four or five dol
brief outline nf the farm t n s . 'i t l * pc.iyret
Cow Testing Associations
lars a tree* (oily or fifty years later, to learn something about bonds Th« the bank* are working out Ibe details
In which you h ave n » 1.rated your imerest
1. The banker cun arrang«* with county
to your State Agricultural t .. «ntlt.e and
• eraf *gold hood' does not bars any
The County Bankers Aasm*tallou
regardless of where he works
to the Agricultural Cosmo --ton of the agent or specialist from agricultural col
will help to employ a full lime county
th in g lo do with the term 'gill edged
lege for meeting of Interested group of
American Bankers Assorlati. n
The
present
policy
In
American
la
I am sure that the fpcciii «t from the farm ers in ths community for the purpose
leader ibis year for boys' and girls'
1 organism * a cow testing association.
ttustry of helping employees la baaed Sttcurttjr.' Th* latter Is nothing mort club work In Calhoun. Cherokee and
agricultural college er til be pleased to
t Banker may act aa leader, and with
than a commonly used phrase that
assist you In carrytneroui the - jggesttons
on- Ibe assumption that they wilt uHJ-
ln*1 cated
W e have esSed him to get county agent or speclaftst p'an to visit
m e an s g safe security.
Companies Buena Vista coun (lea, Iowa.
prospective farm ers who may Join the
la touch with you
mutely become dependent
Old age that Issue gold bonds usually scree le
association.
- ■
■
Director. Agrtcuttursl extension.
S Organise for work and assist In se
pensions and other forma of charitable redeem them. In United States gold
testing equipment and othsr ma
The letter to bankers a counties curing
compensation are to be commended In coin of the weight and fineness of the
terials whenever necessary.
that do hare a county agent Informs
4 Call meetings periodically to discuss
lieu of a practical alternative, but In gold coin Issued by the United States
association
business
and
hold
plow
tea
or
them that he will get In touch with to urn.
principle they are wrong and contrary Treasury at the time the bonds are
them.
5 Banker with county agent or special- ;
to the purposes of democracy. What put on the markeL This It done In
1st
may
arrange
for
C.
T
A
booth
at
Suggests Things the Banker Can Do community or county fair giving testing
order to protect the bondholuers from
The project outlines s at to each demonstrations and explaining work of we want Is an organised plsn that the very remote possibility of a rad
will
direct
working
people
toward
lie
association.
banker give specific an geest ions aa
leal change !n tbe value of United
a nd
No system can claim
This constitutes the pretimfnary dependence.
to the things he can do to orgtnlxe
Slates enrrency. such as. for example
the work in bis project, and the part work by the college which paves the complete success that docs not con the changes In the values of G«*rtnan
P A L M O L IV K A F T E R
he can take in carrying out the work way for constructive work by fee
template the financial Independuncu of and other. European rnrrenctes as a
The more simple and concrete these bankers In banker-farmer project*.
»very employee, according to his «M l result of ths war. While such a thing
Shave Talcum Powder
man tag medals or the Gn«Ter Secreta Sty to earn. It can be shown that Is unlikely to occur In this country,
financiers always try to guard against
American
employees,
with
reasonable
ries of the Treasury. Congress has
every possible trouble. Although s
Value 60 cents
authorised the mint to make up 40.004 prudence on their own part, can reach t-n«l may be payable In gold It Is un
a
(air
degree
of
independence
while
medals to commemorate the arrival of
necessary to demand payment In aetn
the first shipload of Norse immigrants they are still working.
ai gold coin since our American money
There must be injected Into our In 1$ on a sold basis anyhow and our
on board the sloop Restaur Ationen.
dustrial policy an additional economic good old i>sper dollars bare exactly
which la to be celebrated at the Norse
By W ILLI A V E KNOX
element of mutual benefit and perraa
President. American Bankers Associa American Ceotennial In Minnesota nent value to both labor and capital, tbe same value as golden dollars
“ But you went to hear In mind one
tion
next summer
concern I not alone with the amount
Ihrauso you huy a (»ca lled
The Kidrral Reserve sltua'lon Is th«
At the last session of Congress of wages and profits that are earned thing
'got-i boa«!.' that do»s not mesn that
paramount problem before American
there waa a flu- <1 «ai bilia seeking lo but aith bon these earniugs shill be
Lankin? today The lime i.- approach- bave commemorative bait dollars ar?d I am arguing for an industrial the bond Is secured by gold la any
BEAVERTON P H A R M A ' Y
toe wl. -n H will minted The.prior session authorized savings policy based upon the prlnc! way. or that It Is stronger than any
other bond The strength of a bo id
ORE
be necessary for
pie of Independence. I a at eiguing lies »Imply and only In lh* ability B E A V E R T O N ,
the minting of the Huguenot half dol
the
nation
ta
lars and of 5.000,000 half dollara to (or a new basis of co-operation In Ip qf Hi» company that Issues It to pay
consider
t h •
dustry. for the elimination ol poverty,
question of re- signalise the start of work on the and for a practical demonstrating of Its debts Aud Of court* you should
consider 'he value of the property
Stone
Mountain
carving,
which
will
ebarterius t b s
economic democracy.
pledged nr mortgaged to secure the
serve as a monument to the valor ot
Federal Reserve
When public education teaches bond. If any property Is given a* se
the soldiers of the South. On the Fed school students ho* fo manage their
Banks.
T h e Federal era! coins appear Generals L*ee and personal affairs intelligently, and curtly."
"D 'fir me. Aunt Emmy." exclaimed
Reserve System Jackson, the two leaders of the Con when the beads of firms make It a re
Helen "I never realised how murh
mus t
be pre federate forces in the Civil War.
quirement that every young man and one needs lo know before Investing
served It is one
young woman who accepts a position one’s money In my case It's awfulli
William E. Knox
A Flood of Coins
of
the
mos t
shall be working toward a defnite Important not to have a loss, because
K»«WI fURRAUS
With
the
150th
anniversary
of
the
scientific bankinx systems in the
goal In saving money, then we will although I have only a tiny amount ot
great
battles
of
the
American
revolu
world
During th • last ten years.
attack eccnomlc Illiteracy at the
through all the stress of war. Inflation, lion ppproacblng, bills were passed source and begin to save men from the money It Is all f have In the world
How can I ever learn to tell what Is
depression and revival, it served this last winter to issue coins comment
tragedy of financial dependency.
good fr* m what Is bad?"
country as no country was ever served orating the stand of the mlnutemen at
"J am not sure you ever ran rely on
by a banking system. We know that Lexington and Concord and the battle
without it our nation would have had ot the Green Mountain patriota St Ben
WHERE MONEY IS A NUISANCE your «,wg judgment, my dear." smll* *1
Annt Emmy, "bill If you will be guided
a financial disaster far more devastat nlnrton in Vermont Proposals were
by your hink, you needn't w orry"—
ing than any that over assailed It.
Americans have rmaou to be thank A. n Aymea.
made to pay tribute in a similar way
While We have this groat loyalty
ful
for
th*
Ir
simple
and
reliable
atotl
to the battle of-fjurker Hill the vie
and obligation to the System, we mast
ey. The complications of the Chinese
lory at Yorktoorn and other events
recognize that among its friends there
ON GUARD AGAINST
currency are endless
China pos
ha3 risen serious controversy over American history, such as tb? 200th
FARM CROOKS
anniversary
of
the
foum
ng
of
Srough
sasses
72
different
money
values
As
many m t 'e r i of detail
There are
tr.. sy demands for change In the ton Mass . and the 50tb anniversary to tbe money of account, the Kal'tuan
With every constructive movement
ei-iho1-> of its management and In de of the admission ol California to the Ta»-I. familiar In connection with tin-
for the Improvemigtl of agrlciiltnre.
tail.- ot jts operation. Where these Union
customs. the Uenkow, . Kuai.iun;
one Is likely to find men who will at
Fearing that the growth rf this
demands r-p-esent broadly the great
■¿¡.«oping. Toofcwai and others, each
esl go u ot the great*..1 number we pra* he would open Ihe way to coun differ l.*y varying percentage.! ol tempt to rapltdllse It for their own
personal benefit
This may take the
terfi iling and make the protection of
should support them.
Where they
weight from tbe "Hang.” or Chinese
form of shipping hi poor and «nprofit*
represent merely narrow, diverse In the integrity of the coins more ditti
ounce of silver
If a traveler from
terests of one part of the coontry or cult Secretary Mellon openly opposed Shanghai were to make an extended ble llveefork to palm off on nnunspect
Ing farmers, or It may sometimes 1)4
the creation of these special coins, but
one type of business or finance, they
lour Into the interior, passing tbrojgh
wa« not entirely successful In his ef
selling fair to good livestock at exorbl
should be subordinated to the common
tbe districts where a manifold rarle
forts
Hs insisted that the practice
tsnt prt *?» under promts« of taking
good \\ e sbauld meet on the great
ty of coins circulate, tbe constant * x
Introduced contusion into our ayatem
bark som>.* of tbe offspring al high
broad ground of the common wet-
change from one weight or coin lo
flgure«
j ot coinage, brought about-an unnecea-
fa r»—first to preserve the system In
another
would
dissipate
a
very
lnrg>
sary *>xp< nse and satlafled a very Itm
There are several instances where
general as it lx now constructed, and
part of bis capital
Kcd demand because the public gen
the college of agriculture through Its
secondly to bring about, caret,illy aud
An experienced traveler has been
»rally baa never shown a special Ilk
county aront system has oo operated
soundly, such changes as ar« required
known to take scales with him. and
tog to the commemorative coins
In headlm off the Introdunflon of un
to adjust It to circumstances of today.
still
bis
weights
end
th?
purity
of
his
lit ’ ever. Congress felt that these
dealrahir or extravagantly priced llvo
Tin. task of considering, sitting, grea’ «venta were worthy of comment
si'ver were subjected to dirpute in
stock. In other Instances Ihe stale
weighing and coordinating discussion
At coast ports.
oration and authorised the coins—all different provinces
hankers i “»elation, through Its agrl-
end suggestions regarding the Federal
Mexican.
Yuan,
Dragon,
Hong
Kona
Of which are to be sold st a premium
oultural . umlttee or the secretary’s
fie-erve Sysi* tn has been confided to
ao (bat the promoter» of these eveota and Hankow dollars are all current, office, ha« sent warnings to Its mem
th
on >mlc I’olitjr Commission of
each
having
its
own
defined
exchange
mar raise funds by this extra charga
her ban'- relative to Individuals or
!'■ Am :-m flankers Association. Jt to defray part of the expense attach value In tbe native market, while in
Is b ir d ’ hat thereby the Federal Re ed The records of the Treasury show the iolr*rfor tbe added Intricacies of firms ope rating on an unsound basis
fe r«? S«?iem will l>e given the best tbai the special coins, as a general dealing with cents and copper cash It Is ss l“i[*ortant to hesd off unde
sirable and unprofitable Investments
thought and the best support ot bank rule are seldom absorbed In circula are so great that it Is astonishing how
as It Is In encourage constrnctlrs and
ing There Is no greater service bank tion
The Monroe coin issue was a business can be curried on wltiiou! norfllahle »nes.— Banker Farmer.
ing can reti ' *r the nation than this di-mat failure—217,000 of the 271 004 endless dl-p-T'-s sn I a considerable
ft goes right to the heart of good struck off were turned back to the handicap to trade.
management ot the puollc economy of Treasury for melting up — Journal
BANKERS HELP
America.
American Banker? Association.
The banks of Bodford county. Ten
• airi«
nowadays
«re
very
uessee an- furnishing pure bred eggs
unirli
like
.»alad
»-
a
irreal
ileal
T
h
e
hand
(Jial
rooks
I
h
e
T h e M i n t ’s S i d e l i n e s
to all who win agree to return one
m eal I k I he hand I hat
rules tlejiet (I k U| miii Hie (Iri'sn iiii,
pullet for * srb fifteen eggs In ths fall
I he w orld.
T i-, United States mints make oth
The Missouri Bankers Association
'I'be
average
man
spends
ei
i'lscta h«std«‘S coins. All of the
Issued lh<> first number of the 'Agri
T I i* on ly way soin«* turn ran
lo o 11111 <* || tin «» m aking immay ruilural Information Service Quarter
m- dlls for the nrrnv end nary ara
pet ahead. 1« hy raisin« cab-
turned out by the mints
Medals of
find (no Mille lime eiijfiyiiig jl. ly" In April This publication drab
hiiftr.
all the Presidents, the Secretaries of
with timely agricultural subjects of
the Treasury, the Directors of the
A discussion of
Huggesteil m a rria ge
» e r « ir e : 'nfereat tn bankers
—
r.pwtwm rumore, per
W l i r n a w i f r fights her iius-
BmUrtr adspsed m hveteng «14
Mints, have been designed and exe
T o have and In scold; ¡n »Ir k - Ihe various projects proposed as s
à-stte and erstell m W
tffWk
j
basis
for
the
program
of
banker
farm
cuted hy the minis.
Recently the banrfs will he isn't necessarily ne.»» op w ealth, fo r b elter
r z 'z z x r j s f * -
n
r
,
ft
cooperation
In
Missouri
appears
tn
mints inaugurated tbe rn ictir» a >‘ dead.
purse.
lbs first Issue.
I
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
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FORD REPAIRING
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