ACCA in New Orleans Seen as State Driven Cooperative Form
The ACCA is described as a creature of state and regional associations spread from North Carolina to the Pacific. The article traces ACCA’s growth from early farm groups to a central board reflecting member state representation, stressing that loyal, active state involvement is needed for a practical global cotton marketing system and profits returned to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACCA
New Orleans
Southland
Stanley Andrews
Aseerican Cotton Grower
Lake
Sfer
American Cotton Cooperative
New
North Carolinna
Pacific Coast
Farm Board
United States
Maton Oy
Mar
Jooms
Brazos Valley
8 & Littl
John Farmer
Lewisiania
Thompson Preaches as Local Church Plans Summer Series
Rev. C B Thompson filled his regular appointment to a large crowd with singing by Bert and Jim Phillips and the Hicks and Powers families. He will start a series of services Friday night June 25, with a 10 day singing school beginning Monday July 5. Mrs Rosier of Wixun visited the Boggs family, Luther Boyd and son visited the Boggs, and Mrs E J Payne is reported somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
Bert Phillips
Jim Phillips
Herman Hicks
Powers
Mr. Phillips
Rosier
Wixun
Birs
J. F. Rosier
Luther Boyd
Little Son
Hearne
Claude Boggs
E. J. Payne
Officials of the A C C Auryn Club Named Leaders
Vice president and assistant corereal manager previously led the Louisiana Cotton Desperative Association and helped organize one of the most successful cotton cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACCA
Louisiana Cotton Desperative Association
Bet Orgenication
Texas Cotton Gins Capacity and Power Details 1935
The report shows Texas gins with a 12 hour capacity of 163 733 bales from 3 564 gins of which 2 535 active and 229 inactive. It lists power sources steam electric Diesel gas and water with HP totals and counts by gin. It notes 70 percent of methods packed and 3 311 wetted gins with 272 idle, plus broader production trends and cooperative farming observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bureau of the Census
Land of Power
Cotton Growers Associations Form Board Of American Coop
The article lists directors of the American Cotton Cooperative Association and related state bodies. E F Creekmore and N C Williamson are among the officers, with representatives from Oklahoma Texas Louisiana California South Carolina and other regions. Members elect state and regional directors, who in turn elect national representatives, giving members a say in ASCs methods and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cotton Growers Association
Abilene
E. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Association
New Orleans
N. C. Williamson
Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Association
New Oriecans
PE. Harrill
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Oklahoma City
Chas. G. Henry
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Cotton Cooperative Association
Dallas
C. C. Selden
California Cotton Cooperative Association
Bakersfield
Galif
J. R. McCrary
Cotton Quality Drive Aims to Boost Farmers Profit
Farmers urged to cooperate in a state wide move to improve cotton staple quality. Aiming to fair pay for skilled ginning and better machinery upkeep, the plan seeks higher yields and profit. Local notes mention social visits in Bryan and nearby towns.
Community notes on a Sunday program and local accident
The piece thanks College Station residents for a Sunday program and invites a repeat event. It mentions the Harrold Shealy family and Grace Shealy involved in a car wreck Sunday afternoon but reports they were not badly hurt. Also notes visitors Mr. and Mrs. Britten Risinger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Harrold Shealy
Grace Shealy
Britten Risinger
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Thor- Ce Eee
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A.C. C. Auryn
P. L. Sarrat
Reneral
Fort Smith, Ark
W. R. McUllough
Cooperative Movement
Sam Bass
Sansom
Ere
Natve
Félip
A.C.C. A
Geo. Jones Sanday
Dora May Keith
Kurton
Louise Risinger
C. RB. Saxon
Geo. Saxon
Bryan
Charlie Saxon
Perry Shirley
Caldwell
Smart Shop
Loa
McKesson & Rossins, Inc
Fairfield
Conn
Nelly Don
Georgiana
Mayflower
June
Arden
Snydera, Bradley
Miriam Gross
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