David Stott Flour Mills v. Saginaw County Farm Bureau

The plaintiff is a corporation engaged in manufacturing and dealing in flour, with headquarters at Detroit. The defendant corporation was organized on November 15, 1920, under Act No. 171, Pub. Acts 1903 (2 Comp. Laws 1915, § 9054 et seq.). Its objects, as stated in its articles, are to>—

“correlate and promote efforts of the local association of farmers * * * educationally, legislatively and economically, by doing primarily and principally for the members, and not for pecuniary profit, the following, namely, buying and selling merchandise, farm machinery, fertilizer, stock feeds, live stock,…