Cooperation and finance unite Southern farmers
The piece extols farmer co operatives and bank support as foundations for success. It cites cooperative buying, storage facilities, and coordinated marketing to control prices, reduce middlemen power, and secure profits for farmers, bankers, and business leaders through shared enterprise. It urges bankers and merchants to back cotton financing and direct sales to spinners to sustain prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Great
Commonwealth
Europe
Hay
South
Chambers of Commerce
Southland
Farmer
Banker
Business May
Count Grenpi of Rome Reaches His One Hundredth Birthday
Count Grenpi of Rome celebrated his 100th birthday on March 25 with a palace invitation from the queen and a senator dinner in Rome. He has been a diplomat and social figure, living in hotels and reportedly never married, with a nephew helping receive guests. The event drew Rome’s aristocracy, and he continues to attend receptions and theatres daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Count Grenpi
Rome
Grepwis Cage
Plizza
Cotton prices rise sharply from 1914 to 1919 in government figures
Col Clarence Quiley notes farm and wholesale cotton price jumps from April 1914 to April 1919, with farm cotton 11.9 to 24.5 cents per pound and wholesale goods up to 7.14 cents a yard on print cloths, while wheat and hog prices also climb. He warns 1919 production above consumption could push cotton below production cost, threatening asset values for lenders and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Quiley
Bradstreet’s
Boston
Soldiers Granted Discharges in Recent Week
Dillon county discharged several soldiers in the last week. The list includes Theo Sheppard a printer, Chas Eliott a mill worker, Alex Alford a mechanic, Yor Gilchrist a teammate, and others such as Lutta, Jonny Charebhitl,Dilton, Fork, and Miers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon County
Theo Sheppard
Lutta
Jonny Charebhitl
Dillon
Chas Eliott
Alex Alford
Dilton
Yor Gilchrist
Discharged Soldiers List From Dillon Area
Discharged soldiers listed include Joseph Squires of Dillon a farmer Jesse Miller of Hamer a farmer Geo Atkinson of Dillon a farmer Chas Lovitt of Dillon a farmer and Alex Alford of Dillon a mechanic noted as Colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Squires
Dillon
Jesse Miller
Hamer
Geo. Atkinson
Chas. Lovitt
Microscopical and Chemical Medical Practice Notice
Dr M A Saleeby announces Dillon county residence and planned microscopical and chemical work. Aims to provide blood and sputum tests and urine analysis with full equipment arriving soon for further announcements in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon County
Dillon
M. A. Saleeby
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Count Greppe
Miers
Otis M. Page
Engl’s U.S. A
Dillon Pharmacy
Dillon, 5. C
Gibson & Muller
Malcolm Mercantile
C. Dillon
8. C.reetice
L. D
R. Taber
Harrison
J. B. Hamer
Peoples Bank
L. B. Haselden
Dillon, 8
Money To Lendon
A. W. Johnson
Vactice
Marion
C. Henslee
Thompson
Cardus
William Eversole
Hazel Patch
AROS
Cardui
Grove
Price
Dillon Herald
Mechanic
Nea
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Karo
Corn Products Refining Company
P. O. Box
New York City
B. Norris
Atlante, Ga
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