Call Issued for County Meetings on March First
Georgia division head M L Johnson calls mass meetings in every county on the first Tuesday of March as Southern Cotton Association pushes plans to reduce cotton acreage by 25 percent and raise prices. The movement unites farmers bankers merchants and lawyers across states from Texas to South Carolina in a joint effort backed by pledges and organized county parishes. Officers for state divisions and finance committees are named as coordination centers begin to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Georgia
South
Austin
Tex
Atlanta
Waleteh
N. C
Columbia
Southern Colon Association
New Orleans
Texas
Ao Ua
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Nori
South Carolina
Zennisiana
Wississipp
Alahoma
Indian Territory
Harvie Jordan
Basia
Jordan
Jonian
Southern Cotton Association
Monicicello
T. S. Burnett
Little Rock
T. C. Low
Memphis, Tenn
J. J. Steger
Memphis Tenn
W. G Davis
M. I. Johnson
Georgia Division of Southern Cotton Association
Hdw
People of Georgia
Georgia Division
Southern Cotton Associa _tion
Fen
Shen
Khense
Robert E. Lee
M.L. Johnson
Southern ‘Cotton Association
Cass Station
M. L. Johnson
Southern Cotton Assocation
Kemp
J. L. Boynton
J. G. Hughes, Jr
J. T.hixon
J. W. Brown
C. D. Harper
A. J. Ifc Mullin
A. [Pate
W.R. i Reed
W.J. Staten
Boll Worm and Boll Weevil Insects of Different Breed
Washington February 25. The boll worm and boll weevil are distinct insects. A Texas-led study near Victoria and Paris tests cultural methods, early varieties, fertilizers, and trap crops to reduce damage. Recommendations include fall plowing to destroy pupae, early cotton varieties, fertilization, timely planting, and corn trap crops with late-season planting to attract moths away from cotton. Insecticides may be used, with applications in late July and early August to target young larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Bureau of Entomology
Bulletin
Texas
Victoria
Calvert
Wills Point
Netty
Paris
Farma
Ladonia
Hetty
Sulphur Springs
Pittsburg
Wils Point
Quinlan
Terrell
Shreveport
Mound
Additio
Pranters, Ao
Messrs. Quaintance and
Bishop
Georgia Banks Rally Behind Cotton Fund Drive
Georgia banks lead southern lenders in contributions to a $10,000 fund for the Southern Cotton Association. Treasurer John D. Walker reports over $3,000 raised with many institutions sending checks ranging from 5 to 50 dollars. Banks from Spartanburg to Montgomery pledge support, signaling wide backing as the drive aims to place most funds by March 1.
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John D Walther
Southern Bankers’ Co.amitities
Southern Cotton Association
Walker
Georgia
Hia
S50 Ag
George C. Freeman
First National Bank
Opelika
Ala
John D. Walker
Sparta
Gao
New York Exchange
R. PB. Renfro
Thomasville National Bank
Thomasvile
John D. “Walker
Spartan
Suly
W. H. Rockwell
Caroling National Bank
Columbia
Couth
W. A. Clark
Youra
J. W. Cabaniss
Red River National Bank
Clarkesville
Syarta
Glay
Bank of Monroe
Monrose
New York
J. R. Radford
Marianna
Fla
Farmers’ National_Bank
Hillsboro
Tex
Sparte
Partners' National Bank
Bank of Greenwood
Greenwood
8. C
John D Walker
Bank of
Rock Am
Rock Hi
Southland
Albertson
Gauhier
Palmetto Bapting and Trust Company
Columblag
John D._ Walker
Gavat Sit
W. E Lyles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabima W. H. Seymour
Montgomery
Georgis—M. L. Johnson
Cass
Tatten
H.C. All
Moneelo
John Bostwick
Bostwick
John D. Waalker
Tranqurer
W. L. Peck
Conyers
Augustus Bush
Colquitt
J. L. Yoynton
Calhoun
G. Doutsiana
Paul M. Fetts
Natchitoches
J . Brewer
Blenville
G. Sentell
Avoyelles
R H
Chickasaw
Miss
A. Fisher
Port Gibson
Ot Carmichael
Hinds
McMachin
Cratborne
A. Witherspoon
Meridian
EN. Sicoeher
Wilkinson
South Camilna
E. D. Smith
Magnolia
C. F
S. C
BR. AL Cleveland
Greenville
F. M. Farr
Union
F. N. Gridtin
Lee
Richard Simgieten
Richland
A.C. Byles
R. M. Pegues
Marlboro
R. E. Smith
Sherman
C. H. Jenkins
Brownwood
W. E. Butchison
Dublin
W. &. Rivers
Elgin
J. H. Connell
Dallas
C. P Pyla
Mineola
J. P. Latham
Dubin
Ceresrae
Spappe
Spartanburg, & C
W. E. Bennett
Merchants’ and Planters
Farley National Bank
Louis B. Farley
I Ceashier
Phintzy & Co
Augusta
John D.walker
Cotton Growers’ Association
Phinny & CO
Bank of Dorchester
Summerville
Ellais Doar
Bullock County Bank
Tiida Spings
Bulloch County Bank
V¢ McCord-Stewart CO
Farm Bell
McCord-Stewart Co
Cor. Ga. R. R
McCord Place
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