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Financial mood and radical tendencies among farmers rise
Col. Clarence Ousley warns bankers and business leaders in Grandbury Texas that the 1926 cotton crop could trigger widespread financial distress and potential revolution without acreage reduction and diversification. He cites income gaps between farmers and industrial workers and urges Texas Safe Farming Association-backed cooperation to protect American ideals and the cotton economy.
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