Railway Trucks.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 4 August 1922, Page 3

Railway Trucks.

To tbe Editor. Sir, — I was very pleassd to s«e in your report last week of tbe B'armerH' Union meeting where it ey were going to lodge a complaint about trucks being left in unsuitable places it? the railway yards. As for myself I went to Ida Valley yards a few weeks ago for a plow, and it was in tbe very top truck furth«st awsy of niDe trucks. Therefore I had nine trucks to pull or push right through the goods shed to get my plow unleaded, and I may say five of them were leaded—two with cement. Only for having a horse that would pull them I don't know when I would b»ve got it off. Then to improve matters I went down tbe following week to load a truck of cattle, and instead of the cattle truck being in front of the yard there waa a truck loaded with various gocds, and I bad to shift it before I could get the cattle truck in its place. So I hope the Farmers' Union will do its best to get tfaing« improved.—l am, etc , George Roberts, Ida Valley.