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September 18, 1964
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About Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1964)
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THE CLEVELAND’ (GA.) COURIER
Announcing
The Offical Opening of
SOSEBEE-THURMOND FORD,
and
See the Brand New 1965 FORDS Sept. 25.
Registration For Free Prizes & Refreshments
for all will be in the SHOWROOM
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Southern’s lowered rates on grain in the
Southeast show what can be done I ■
The savings to consumers from the 60 per cent reduction
Southern Railway has made in its grain freight rates are
just a “drop in the bucket” compared to the savings that
could be made in the nation’s total transportation bill. But
these savings - already being felt in the South - will add
up to an estimated $40 million annually. Especially will
housewives, small businesses and farmers benefit—all of
whom suffer most when unnecessary regulation keeps
freight rates artificially high.
These money-saving grain rates, as now in effect', are
spurring the development of a great new, billion-dollar-a
year cattle and hog raising industry in the South. More
and larger feed mills, feed lots and packing houses wil!
be needed. “Family-size” farms now have a greater Oppor¬
tunity to profit and grow. New jobs are being created,
families will eat better at lower cost.
And don’t forget — we’re talking about a rate reduction
on just one commodity in just one section of the country.
Vastly greater savings to consumers nationwide will re¬
sult when all carriers are free to lower their rates on all
agricultural and bulk commodities. Unnecessary regula¬
tion of reductions in freight rates is costing American
consumers billions of dollars a year. These outdated regu¬
lations can be eliminated. In the public interest-in your
interest - they should be. Now!
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