Cleveland Farmers Overcome Hail Damage in County
A relief program organized Sunday in rural churches aids Cleveland county farmers hit by hail and wind storms last week. Losses exceed 100000 dollars as crops and topsoil were ruined across Boiling Springs, Earl, and upper county areas. Volunteers move to replant, with farmers supplying labor and seed to stricken fields.
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Shelby
Cleveland County
Lower
Cleveland
Boiling Springs
Earl
le Win
Banks Favor Diversification Emphasis
Banks urged diversification at a meeting of the Alabama bankers' agricultural committee. With cotton overproduction a concern, credit was advised to be extended on the basis of a 25 percent reduction in cotton acreage. Growing other crops was stressed as county outlook meetings aim to balance agriculture. A Cleveland County poultry association plans to store surplus eggs for later marketing.
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Alabama Bankers’ Agricultural Committee
Alabama
Cleveland County Poultry Association
Business Pitfalls in Fare Districts and Financial Cautions
Summary of Kansas State Agricultural College remarks on bank risk aversion to unsound farm schemes. Cites cattle import concerns, premature creamery plant ventures, and debt pyramid farming. Notes bankers saved communities by delaying funding and warns against overextension during volatile prices. Also mentions assorted brief items on politics and economics from various locales.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
American Journal
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Bankers Association
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