County Meeting Farm ers Union in Greenfield Held
The regular county meeting of the Farmers Union met in Greenfield with fair attendance. Delegates heard remarks from Col R H Henry and others, enjoyed a basket dinner, and appointed committees. A key resolution urged sowing one acre of wheat, memorialized legislature on convict labor in cotton, and repealing the agricultural lien law while preserving landowner lien. Next meeting in October with Monterey local. Reports note crop conditions improving but boll weevil and frost risks loom, cotton outlook uncertain.
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Farmers Union
Greenfield
Col. R. H. Henry
Clamion Ledger
Arttomnney
J. R. East
S. R. Myers
J. C. Robinson
County Union
Mississippi
Monterey
Back Tax Assessments Notice Published by County Board
Deputy Revenue Agent Ford Chilles completed county work and a board of supervisors notice in the Bramdon News states back tax assessments will be referred to the revenue agent and the taxpayer for adjustments pending board approval. Law requires delinquent statements and return cards to be mailed by the assessor, who has no role besides mailing notices.
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Ford Chilles
Board of Supervisors
Bramdon News
counlIty Assessor
Weard
Notice on Subscriptions and Payment Terms
The News asks arrears subscribers to respond promptly and offer options to continue paper delivery. If paying later, request continuance and a definite settlement date. One year advance or new cash subscribers receive Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal free for a year. Overdue accounts paid will earn one year free. Offer valid 30 days from this date.
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Memphis Weekly
Rural Route No 2 Dobson Route Begins Aug 2
Notice announces the start of rural route No 2 from Dobson on Monday August 2. Residents must have mailboxes up by then and ensure proper addressing for timely delivery, including old and new addresses when requesting changes. Subscribers are urged to ask correspondents to use route and box numbers.
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Dobson
Better Outlook Report on Southern Cotton Crop
The Times-Democrat notes the monthly report on the cotton crop shows a more favorable condition across southern states than previously indicated, signaling potential improvement for growers and markets. The summary emphasizes improved prospects and regional variations in crop health.
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Times-Democrat
South
Notice to Rural Route Patrons for Address Changes
Rural route patrons are urged to include post office route and box numbers on mail. If changing an address on a paper, provide both old and new addresses. Following these steps will speed up handling and improve service from post masters, clerks, and carriers.
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