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Texans urged to hold cotton crop and cut acreage
A Texas backed plan urges farmers to store or warehouse cotton at no less than 20 cents, reduce acreage by 20 to 25 percent, and rely on bankers and merchants to hold sold cotton. Mass meetings and a cooperative central plan should bind farmers and business leaders, aiming to lift Southern economies and foster a Grow in the South movement. The piece also discusses pecan market stabilization, storage, and wider use as food, plus a birth notice from Cleburne Texas.
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