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American Agriculturist, May 19, 1923 
Cut the high cost 
of farm implements 
by buying yours where extravagant 
sales methods have been cut out 
under the 
MO LINE/fo 
The most direct and cheapest marketing route from our 
factory to your farm is blazed by the new Moline Plan. 
The nearest Moline Dealer will show you why your 
money buys more from him than anywhere else. If 
there is no Moline Dealer near, write for all the facts. 
The farmer must pay less for what he 
buys—and get more for what he sells 
MOLINE PLOW COMPANY, Inc. 
RE-ORGANIZED • POWERFULLY CAPITALIZED 
Makers of High-Qrade Implements for 60 Years 
MOLINE, ILLINOIS 
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T he most economical cattle feed is that raised on your farm provid¬ 
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grain, harrow m one to two tons per acre of SOLVAY and sow alfalfa or 
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New Jersey Cannery Crops 
Growers Plan Co-op 
W. H. BULLOCK 
C ANNING crops growers in the 
central and southern part of New 
Jersey are moving toward a State 
cooperative association, the purpose 
being to bring about more effective 
production and distribution of the crop. 
Meetings earlier in the season provided 
for a committee which would assume 
leadership in bringing about a federa¬ 
tion of cannery crops growers. No 
attempt will be made to have the State 
association in shape for decisive work 
this season, organization plans not as 
yet being sufficiently complete. Dur¬ 
ing the past two years the cannery 
growers have been discussing the sit¬ 
uation and through their committees, 
appointed as the outgrowth of such 
meetings, they have already some 
favoraljle relations with canners. Thef 
association in prospect will purpose to 
follow out the same line of effort. 
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The Jersey Fruit Growers’ Cooper¬ 
ative Association by the addition of new 
members now has under its direction 
the sale of approximately 75 per cent 
of the summer apple crop in the State. 
The association recently became a 
member of the Federated Fruit and 
Vegetable Growers and the carlot sales 
of peaches and some summer apples 
will be handled by that distributing 
organization. The association itself 
will be handled by that distributing 
and through the New Jersey territory. 
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Rural dramatics have been popular 
in New Jersey this season, and many 
granges and other farm organizations 
have been staging plays. “Oak Farm” 
is one drama which has been widely 
played. Mock trials have also been 
well received. The Salem County 
Pomona Grange recently staged both 
events, drawing over 250 members and 
their friends to the gathering. The 
next meeting of the Salem Pomona 
comes at Friesbufg, N. J., on July 11. 
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Although a number of bills designed 
to amend trespass regulations failed to 
receive determining action on the part 
of the Legislature, one measure pro¬ 
posed by the New Jersey Fish and 
Game Conservation League was passed 
by the Legislature. It removes some¬ 
what the strict protection which farm¬ 
ers had under the old trespass meas¬ 
ures by I’equiring that all land must 
be posted conspicuously on the corners 
of the property, along the roads or 
highways, on all border lines, and at 
each point where a stream enters or 
leaves. The requirement for written 
permit from owner or tenant of farm 
that is posted is still I’equired. Under 
the old law fewer “no trespass” signs 
were needed. The maximum fine for 
trespass, however, is increased to $500. 
The Fish and Game Conservation 
League has a standing offer of $10 re¬ 
ward for the conviction of a person 
wilfully damaging the property while 
hunting or fishing. 
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Contracts for the growing of can¬ 
ning crops are now being drawn. Prices 
have not greatly changed from_ last 
year in most of the eastern territory. 
It is rumored that Heinz has agreed 
to pay the South Shore Association 
$15 a ton for tomatoes, an increase of 
$2.50 over last year. Campbell Soup 
expects to pay $20 for both early hnd 
late, delivered. 
HOMESPUN TOBACCO 
Smoking —5 lbs., $1.25; 10 
FARMER S’ UNION 
Chewing—5 lbs., $1.25; 10 
lbs., $2.50; 20 lbs., $4.50. 
lbs., $2.00; 20 lbs., $3.50. 
MAYFIELD, KY. 
Strawberry Plants, Raspberry and Blackberry 
fresh dug and postpaid at farmers' prices: circular on 
reuuest. brookview farms, r-s, pulaski, n. y. 
Before You Invest, In¬ 
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{Continued from page 434) 
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doubt. In this connection you will find 
it permanently profitable to make a 
binding agreement with yourself, your 
family and your friends to always in¬ 
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the legitimate business men of New 
York, are trying to help you, help your¬ 
self and prevent losses arising out of 
misrepresented, improperly termed “in¬ 
vestments”, which may be of assitance 
to you, if you will make it a fixed rule 
to look well before you lose and to take 
plenty of time to investigate before 
you invest. 
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