Meeting of A S of E Locals Organizing County Local
A meeting will be held in the court house on Saturday night to organize a County Local. Attendees are urged to come as the salvation of the farmer rests on the success of this organization.
28 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
1
A meeting will be held in the court house on Saturday night to organize a County Local. Attendees are urged to come as the salvation of the farmer rests on the success of this organization.
A Springfield meeting held Monday afternoon organized the Springfield A S of E Local No 2 with W A Clements as president and I o Mayes as vice president. Hon M F Sharpe urged farmers to join, outlining fair pricing, pooling crops and cooperative marketing in Central Kentucky Burley districts.
Mt Sterling Kentucky November 26 Farmers report barley prices rising with bright demand from American Tobacco Company buyers who purchased thousands of pounds. Growers note prices 3 to 6 cents higher than 1905 with wages for strippers at 1.75 to 2 dollars per day.
Winchester Kentucky November 24 reports a large turnout for a Burley tobacco meeting. About five hundred acres are pledged this afternoon as delegates are chosen to attend county meetings next Friday to select a delegate for the district.
The Burley Growers of Smithfield Kentucky announce a campaign to pool and pledge tobacco to the White Burley Tobacco Society at a minimum of 15 cents per pound. They pledge to burn bridges with Duke and insist on cash payments, inviting all growers to join to create a larger pool for sale over years if needed.
A Kentucky Breeders Association issue notes plans to make horses and breeding records available. The fragment references a fine horse program and the association's effort to share stock information.
The high school will close for Thanksgiving and resume Monday. A literary society night featured Riley poems, music, and a debate topic on direct election of U.S. Senators. Students discussed seasonal themes, and preparations for Christmas entertainments were announced.
A sermon on love preached by Bro. P. Walker assisted by Ray on the night of the 26th led to twelve converts. The report notes a spirit of forbearance and Christlike love as essential to spreading the Kingdom, praising love over sharp rebukes and highlighting acts of compassion. Also records deaths of Samuel Taylor and Bertha Cook with brief funeral notices and other church happenings.
In a spirited appeal Henry E Swain secretary of the Burley Tobacco Society argues that continued growers effort deserves fair pay. He contends a loyal producer to the industry should receive 15 cents per pound for merchantable tobacco and challenges Missouri growers to prove otherwise.
Hon M F Sharpe will address locals to organize A S of E at Mackville on Wednesday night in November Willisburg on November 29 at 2 pm Sharpsville on Friday November 30 at 2 pm Yolin on Saturday December 1 at 2 pm Mooresville Monday December 3 at 2 pm Fredericktown Tuesday December 4 at 2 pm Texas Wednesday December 5 at 2 pm Pleasant Grove Wednesday night December 5.
Eight year old W H Smith of St Rose neighborhood lost speech six months ago. Doctors blamed pneumonia after vocal cords were damaged. Two weeks ago the boy coughed up a common hair comb tooth and began to speak clearly again, much to his parents relief.
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