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If implemented, the southern alliance's proposed "subtreasury system" would have eased the farm debt crisis by?

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The sub-treasury plan, the federal government would hold crops in public warehouses and issue loans on their value until they could be profitably sold.

<h3>Why did Farmers face an increasing debt load in the late 1800s?</h3>

They were caught between increased costs and falling prices.

<h3>Why did the Grange movement focus on reducing prices that railroads and grain elevators charged? </h3>

Farmers relied on railroads and grain elevators but were forced to pay higher than usual rates.

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