Planters Reduce Acreage Says Cotton Association President
J S Wannamaker, president of the American Cotton Association, asserts plans for a 32 1 3 percent cotton acreage cut nationwide for 1921. The effort enlists bankers merchants and brokers to bind themselves to contracts reducing acreage and delaying credit unless signed. The push includes closing gins by December 1 and forming an export corporation linked to Edge Act finance, with support from regional officials and letters confirming cooperation from Robt F Maddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
Export Corporation
Raets
American Association
Louisiain
Atlanta National Bank
Manning
Mr. Maddox
Maddox
Cotton Exports Corporation
American Products Export and Import Corporation
Ameriankers Association
Washington
WHS
New Orleans
Fragmented OCR note on committee proceedings and errors
The readable portions describe a committee meeting with references to motions and presiding figures. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text, but indicate a discussion of agenda items and procedural steps with mentions of governor and president roles. The fragmentary nature leaves key details and outcomes unresolved.
The Kind Desired Victory and World Peace
A brief editorial line ponders that peace has victories yet the world needs a victory that yields peace, contrasting triumphs with lasting harmony as a guiding ideal.
Agricultural Situation Nor Hopeful Farmers Optimistic
Clemson College notes farmers are in good shape despite low cotton prices. Director W W Lohg emphasizes optimism and abundant corn, hogs, hay, and syrup yields. Encourages seeding a large grain crop to ensure food and reduce cotton acreage. Includes remarks from G Hester on market decline due to overabundance of spot cotton.
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Clemson College
W. W. Lohg
Nison
Beery
Fr. G. Hester
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
South
Renson
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