OCTOBER G, 1904-
f HE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
PAG J U.
F&rmer'a Elevators
The farmers' elevator move-nieut in
the etate o Nebraska is becoming
very prominent among both farmers
and business men.
The result of " the work dono by the
farmers' elevators is so satisfactory
that demands are being- made fcr the
independent or farmers' elevators in
many portions of the state and efforts
are being made to establish them in
many localities where no organization
at the present 'time exists.
There is in the -state at this time
something like 11G farmers' elevator
organizations, most of these have ele
vaiors " in operation and are paying
from 5c to' l-0c more a bushel for
wheat and from 2 to 5 cents more for
oats than at stations where there'' are
no farmers' elevator organizations.
There are 15,000 farmers in the state
that belong to these organizations and
it is safe to say there are many times
this number, that are anxious- tu be
come connected with them: The farm
ers generally are in sympathy with
this movement.
It is a matter of'great iule-rest to
all farmers in the state to know some
thing of the savings made to the larm
ers where they are handling their-own
grain, as the following will show, to
wit: Mindpn, Neb., in Kearney coun
ty, where they have an "organization of
about S00 members; they cla m they
saved by shipping their own grain,
during the last year, about $30,0u0 over
and above 20' per cent made on their
investment.-
Johnson Bros, of Newark, Neb.,
saved $180 on one car of oats, or 10
cents a bushel over and above what
they were offered by the regular ele
vator. ,. 5
,WiujgvJif of Newark saved $172.50
on one car "of mtsby bmppias, his
own grain. ' r "
The farmers' , organization of New
ark saved $800 on the first len cars
of grain shipped by them.
. Andy Olson of Minden, Neb., saved
$100 on two cars of wheat.
Herman Watt of Minden saved $76
ph one car pf wheat.
I. J. Thompson of Minden saved $56
on one car of wheat.
.MO. Mara saved $50 on one car. -Mr.
Schmidt of Hav clock, Neb,, saved
$200 on two cars, which were saipped
by him. , .
Mr., O'Neille of Buffalo county, saved
$7i7 nn.fitin rap Inflrt nf naf!
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The above savings, made by these
farmers, are but a sample of what is
being done , by the farmers whciever
organized. , .
It is very satisfactory to the mer
chants and business men in alt local
ities where the farmers are organized
and shipping their own grain, as they
find the farmers have more money to
do business with -and it places busi
ness on a cash basis.
Rube Schnyder of Fremont, Ntb.7 is
the president of the regular grain
dealers' association and owns elevators
in various sections of this state dud
Iowa, and is one of those who is using
his best efforts in trying to present the
farmers from organizing and shipping
their own grain. Mr. Schnyder ap-
t . : .- . . . c. ,. 1 . . : . . x
the farmers' briiTff-jfcUiyi )
bill (senate file No. 102) at fnewt
session of the legislature. It Is but
lair that the farmers of ' Nebraska,
know that Mr. Schnyder is the national
oommiUefman for Nebraska and a
member of Ihe executive conirniltoc of
the republican party, and that h is in
strumental in getting a number of
candidates nominated fur the le;ila
ture, who are in bitter opposition' to
the farmers' movement, and It is also
true tint ho has close relations with
th railroads. There are about l.OoO
levators In the state. per cent of
them nre in the elevator (oiubiii".
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oi a r i nr' i:wn to tho ci iin. ra
ti". for th fhlptnont of thcl" cr;.in.
Tb' M.pu;i it and ib-tn.x ra'te main
platforms both il lar lu favor ol tloi
faimere elevator ttranUatlua; ani the
candidates nanu'd by them for Btati
and b'llslatlvi' oIHcch Htand pIcdM! te
xupirt the farmers' organization.
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