Price of Cotton Should Rise as Southern Union Urges
A statement from the National Farmers' Union cotton committee argues cotton is underpriced at three to four cents per pound, cites shrinking state crops and stocks, and urges concerted Southern action. It calls for a cotton congress and cooperative steps to push prices above 12 to 14 cents, with farmers and merchants buying a few bales to remove supply.
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Holding Cotton and Market Outlook in Fall
Farmers favor holding cotton for higher prices as Manchester mills strike and political uncertainty loom. Limited manufactured goods and small stocks suggest prices may rise, aided by storage warehouses and bank credit. Merchants and bankers back crop financing, while some farmers vow to cut meat and bread to invest in cotton. The writer thanks supporters after an earlier primary setback.
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Rankin County Trade Edition praised by Brandon News editors
A Brandon Miss article notes the Brandon News received high praise from Rankin County for its 36 page Rankin County Trade Edition. It recounts local pioneers and soldiers, remarks on Roosevelt and Haskell political disputes, and lists names in a social-legal notice including an estray steer at a farm east of Efeandok.
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E. M. Odom
Star
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C. J. Stubbs
Florence
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For Sale Church Organ in Pelahatchie Miss
For sale a church organ located in De Pelahatchie Mississippi. The notice provides limited details and asks interested buyers to inquire further.
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