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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1930

Page

3

Waycross Hereford Bull Sale Promises Strong East Herds

A Waycross sale showcases purebred Herefords from Wraycross and Ceorgay with top herd stock and commercial cattle. The event, held April 17, is listed as a premier opportunity for cattlemen to select quality herds. sponsors include the College of Agriculture and regional commerce and rail railroads in the southeast territory.

Ceorgay John J Donaldsonve Georgia I College of Agriculture Reclentaer of Commerce

Georgia Future Farmers Chapter Highlights Activities

The Future Farmers organization promotes thrift leadership and community service. Four membership degrees guide progress from Green Hands to American Farmer with achievements in farming, scholarship, and local projects. Georgia chapters engage in cooperative buying, school ties, and demonstrations to support rural youth and agriculture.

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Cotton Trade Agog About Cooperatives

The article discusses cooperation in cotton trade and marketing measures. It notes a need to address acreage and production, with focus on May decisions and immediate actions to ease market issues.

Cooperative action in cotton futures draws mixed debate

New York traders say Farm Board aided cooperatives to raise margins and push May and July cotton options higher, risking a short squeeze if deliveries are demanded. Critics warn higher prices hurt growers, mills, and employment, while exchanges probe rule violations and deem deliveries congested. World consumption for Aug 1 to Jan 31 outpaced last year, with European demand seen rising, though exports since Aug 1 are down.

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