Buy a Bale scheme gains traveler's endorsement in Georgia
About fifty traveling men from Georgia meet at Ansley hotel to back a buy a bale of cotton scheme. H D Shackleford chairs, J H Andrews secretary, with speakers Charles T Brannon and Edgar Oliver. Resolutions urge credit diversification, warehouse storage, and using cotton over jute, plus a cotton dov next year and praise Senator Smith for currency amendment allies.
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City to Hold Song Service Sunday Afternoon at 3:30
The city BOY PF will render a song service Sunday afternoon at 3:30. The program includes quartettes, duets, solos, and the city orchestra will perform orchestral music. No admission fee will be charged and no collection taken.
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Cotton Substituting for Jute Bagging Could Save South $40 Million
National Cotton Consuming Association reports strong support for replacing jute with cotton in bagging. If adopted nationwide, over 1.5 million bales of cotton could be used, keeping about $60 million in U S imports and boosting southern industry. The Ralston Purina Co plans a half million cotton bag orders as mills in the South ready to pivot. An executive committee meeting next week will broaden efforts to other bagging users.
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Tailor Made Corset CQ Expands Ready-to-Wear Line
Tailor Made Corset company announces addition of ready-to-wear corsets to its measure-made policy. Miss Eager returns from New York to secure top ready-made lines. Store moves to 94 Forsyth Street ground floor in Atlanta offering tailored and ready-to-wear options.
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Certificates Good in Monroe County Cotton Drive
Worsyth Ga September 12 Spegonoy currency and government loans spurred local cotton relief. The Pirot National Bank of Forsyth has led by lending to Monroe county farmers at 30 dollars per bale valuation and 80 to 10 cents per pound on cotton certificates. Farmers plan reduced cotton acreage next year and shift tenants to grain and feed crops.
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