Farm Co operatives Lift Rural Markets Say Experts
At the annual convention in New Jersey Carl Janne of the American Cotton Growers Exchange said deflation spurred farmers to devise marketing methods. He cited that 1.2 million farmers belong to commodity co ops marketing crops collectively to avoid dumping, improve prices, and apply standard business practices. Expert management and organizing by commodity are essential to success.
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Atic City
N. J
Carl Jams
Oklahoma City
American Cotton Grow Exchange
State Bank Divison
American Bankers Associa
Mr. Janme
Couny
United States
Co-Operative Marketing Association
I *Staunhers
Cotton Associations Lift South Farm Prosperity
The article notes over 200000 cotton association members in the South who marketing through cooperatives earned at least 20 dollars a bale, about 200 dollars per farm, boosting total buying power and farm income. It argues cooperative marketing raises farm prices to align with commodity levels and supports national prosperity.
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Twen Ne
South
California
Kentucky
United States
Rotary Club Plans Lloyd George Visit to Winchester
The Winchester Rotary Club held a lunch meeting with six guests from Harrisburg and Harrisonburg. They announced an intercity Rotary meeting October 4 at Endless Caverns involving Staunton Harrisonburg and Winchester clubs and expect speakers from each group. A special invitation was sent to Hon. John W. Davis to attend the Lloyd George visit on October 27.
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Rotary Club
Genests
Harrisburg
Harrisonburg
Rotaria Staunton
W Ter
Endless Caverns
Hallie McCormick
Marshall Baker
Rotary
Staunton
Lexington
Charlottesville
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Winchester
Lloyd George
England
Mrvis
Funk Sued Over Silvius Rent and Tombstone Firm
W T Wall sues S Silvius and A Funk in Winchester corporate court over rent for a Silvius occupied residence. Funk claims he is not liable, citing a repayment agreement. Silvius seeks accounting of tombstone business dealings, claiming a $18,000 sale and $7,200 profit, half as partner.
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Maxistrate’s Court of
Winchester
Corporation Court
Wall
GR. Silvius
Punk
Mr. Silvius
Silvius
Mr. Funk
Funk
Kern
Tombstone
Mary Garden Promotes New Blue Pill Discovery
New York report says Mary Garden arrived aboard the Olympis on September 27 and announced a discovery of a small light blue pill that keeps her slender without effort. She plans to profit from such pills after retiring from singing, noting American women often seek reduction. Garden also praised Mussolini, comparing him to Henry Ford for forward vision.
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Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Italy
Mussolini
Henry Ford
Winchester Officials Visit General Butler at Cedar Creek Camp
Mayor W W Glass and City Council President W A Baker with Mrs Baker and Captain Peyton Marshall of the Shenandoah Valley Academy Athletic Association visited General Smedley Butler at the Marine camp in Cedar Creek. They extended city courtesies, toured the camp, and enjoyed a dinner with Butler before returning to Winchester.
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W W. Glass
W. A. Baker
Winchester
General Butler
Mayor Glass
Ooccasion
Miss Margaret Smith Heads to State Normal in Farmville
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Smith of Ambherst street, daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Sith, leaves Farmville Virginia to attend the State Normal School. She is a Handley High School graduate and will study domestic science at the Normal.
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B.F. Sith
Ambherst Street
Farmville
State Normal School
Miss Smith
Handley High School
Normal
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