Growth of cotton cooperative centers in Arkansas expanded
The Mid-South program in Arkansas enables formation of separate cooperative cotton associations as volumes justify. By laws allow new centers if directors approve and 50,000 bales move in. Pine Bluff and Blytheville seen as concentration points with costs capped at 250 per bale for 50,400 bales shipped annually. Production Credit via Cotton Credit Corporation funded by the Federal Farm Board supports farmer financing.
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Arkansas Cotton Cooperative Association
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Mid-South Growers Select Leaders for Cooperative
A large cotton grower from Portland Arkansas is elected president of the Mid-South Growers Association. E A Harrold is named vice president Burgess serves as secretary Treasure and the group plans to join the American Cooperative Association alongside other cotton cooperatives.
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A Quarter Ton Bottle-Fed Baby Association Near Growers
The cooperative plans to bring services closer to members by employing receiving agents at key cotton shipping points. Based on a successful Oklahoma model, the association will offer price and demand information, assist with shipping, and support member activities through local branch offices where cotton is gathered.
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Federal Farm Board Marketing Plan for Cotton Growers
The Federal Farm Board offers 14 ton growers a marketing system through a new organization. Officials of the Mid South aim to aid local cotton growers, promising increased interest and permanency in cooperative marketing. The plan, part of the Farm Board program, has federal backing and seeks to improve cotton sales and quality.
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