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WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1920,
POWER FARMING SOLVED
A PROBLEM OF TODAY
', (By J+ C. Sellers.) 4
Profitable tarming is today one |
of the hig ',qlw;‘,tiuns in the bi;.';gest}
business in the country—farming. |
What 1o do to make {arming posslmei
and profitable, under the setiong hun-l
dicap of the labor shortage prevailing’
throughout the country is woriying
the farm :.y\'m:.s and cpevaters as,
neve: befare. A solution is ot‘to_':od'
through the Pcwee Farming Associa-!
tion of America,:which was born utz
Live Cak, in Suwinuee county, Fier.!
ida, Moich 16-17, when was hel] a!
meeting that has Since been repeated
et ’l’lchm:.a_uillL-,,:'g!l(l that has heg-n{
dated for anothey rvepetition at Do-!
than, Mabama, on May 18-19. 'l‘heset
fire organizatich meeting in the re
gpective localitiest for the purposc ot"
move effictively spreading the gospol\
ci grea:ier production on the farm inl
lesponse to infrt-a:’ing demands forl
the puéduets of the soil, and to pointl
the way, te a realization of the amhi-";
tion of ?fl'\'e:y American tiller of tllel
soil—{o preduce the utmost with the
loagt ¢! expense. The Power Farm.!
ing Association of Americy is pio
neering the way by demecenstrating
the n2ed and the efficicney of “taking|
up theé slack” iu lahor on the l‘arm]
rh.cui.h the use of improved machin-!
eiy-—power cthey than maruel, i
Selling ldeas. '
“Selling an idea” is a rather new
way ‘of American business of today
—pulling out the hest thought ofj
man, and the prcduct of that thought
tor the lctterment of mankind. That
in biief, is what is meant by "SQ"-‘
ing an idea,” which may not ke g
sale ‘ot all hut giving out something
ihat kag besn evolved hy the active
mind of wman, or many men working
toge'her. Hence the organization of
the Fower Farming Association of
Amcrica, which is proceeding in con
formity tc the following resolution
adopted at the Live Oak meeting. |
“Resolved, That we, the real Ameri
can cigners to this preamile to the
constituticn of the Fower Farming
Aggociation of America, pledge our
sacred hcenors that our thinking,
laarning and doing, will endeavor to
bring: forth such results as will as
sist this association to grasp the
faith that will forward its efforts to
the legitimate conclusicns of selling
ideas ithat wiil promaoie the hest mor
al and material interests of our fel
lowman, and ow' beloved Jdountry,
Americ2. ‘And, such bheing our inten-
THE- HANDIEST THING
Save ‘the clothes, save
worries, send the clothes
to yvonr home laundry.
The days of _the good
washerwoman ave gone.
We are still here. -
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- STEAM LAUNDRY
NOTICE
We do business for
CASH only. Please
do not ask us to break
this rule.
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109. Wall Street.
Quality First
When in need of
Iresh Meats and Gro
ceries please call 152,
Remember we carry
nothing but the very
best. Give ns a trial
order and be convineed
We deliver promptly.
6th Street. North 1
tion, we herchy declare that the Pow-!
¢ Farming Associaticn of Amm'ivn!
is-xnp\}y in operation under the guitl’é
ance ¢f these premises.” |
Purpose of the ‘Aszociaticn. |
Article 4 of thc constitution andj
Lylaws’ of the assceiotion oummu!
the purpose of the crganization nsf
follows: |
,“That the sole and only purpose of
the Power Farming Association ot
Americat -is to creats; devise, buy,!
‘gather and advertise such -ideas as
will give servieo &nj promote 1:0;\‘(»:'?
farming; that in its full esscnvel
means, intinences tor |otter h-'z'::nim.-,.l
teaching, schools, preaching, better
lights, good roads, better farming nud!
such effoetssand metheds as will cut
the shackles: from the monotony and]
divorce d:iudgery from woman's lifel
on the' farms” !‘
“Such ideas as will give service and
promote .power farming,” it is to he
seen, are the gco:t of ideas that this
association seeks to discover and pro
mote into actual farming operations
and intc farm home life. Betterment,
clriciency, are the watchwords of this
crganizatien, Can anyone doui:t but
they are the basis of real and profit
alle farming? Granted, then they
who conceived this crganization and
planned its work are men of wisdom,
of business acumen.
Mr. K. M. Clayton, of Live Oak,
one of the charter members of the as
sociation, in writing to The Mile Post,
which is the official organ ¢f the
Power Farming Association, tells in
a few words what the membership
sceks, saying:
“If you have procduced more of a
certain kind of crop per acre than
your neighbor. or raised a larger hog,
isctter cow or horse, we want to know
it. This organizaaticn is for anybody
whe ig striving to promcte be'ter
farming conditions, hetter home life,
beater churches, schools and country.
We want eviry man who is trying to
suceeed to come into this organiza
t'on and tell how he is trying to suc
ceed, His idea might be an inspira
tion to others. There is much for, us
all to learn; ‘and ‘thc power farming
organization is- the 'stcrehouse of
knowledge, for all who are striving
to better home life. When you are
in this organization you will wonder
how sc many opportunities have gone
by unnoticed. These ideas prepare
you to grasp opportunity.”’ - ;
'The purpose of this- article has'
heen tc give a comprehensive idea
If You Were Goin; Tri
Today and were going to gone a year, would J
~ vou make arrangements to provide for your ‘
wife each month while you were away ?
Sure vou would, even if you had to bor
row the money.
Some day you’re going on a trip and nev
er coming back.
Your wife will need an income then more
than she would if you were only going away
for a year,
She's Got to Have T hat Income to Live.
- See Elmer Braswell, Agent
For Missouri State Life Insurance Co.
: Before It Is Too Late
WE APPRECIATE
YOUR TRADE
We have had a splendid ]w'n'vfinn of . the
trade of the good people of Cordele sinee we
opened our new grocery store and we wish to
say we appreciate it,
We wish to add to this statement. If there
is anything we can do further to meet your
standard normal grocery needs, please do not
hesitate to eall us. We started ont to save you
money on your grocervies, If you are our cus
tomer, you know. If not, let us show you.
HURT & WILBANKS - - -
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CORDELE, GEORGin
GEORGIA EDITORS .
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"IN CARROLLTON
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Carroilton, Ga., July 20.—The Geor
gia cditors get a had start for theh“
annual meeting here. Delayed (raing’
preveated ‘their arrvival on time for
the exercises last night. The firse
meeting was held this merning at the
city hall. There ware addresses ol
welcome with a rosponse hy ASsO
- editor Bicker:, of tie Savannah
Mcoarning News, f
' Papers ' Read. |
The program was given over to
teading of papers and hearing ad
dresscs.. There will be a barbecue
i afternoon and . another meeting
tenight, when the principal speakers
will 'be Judge W, J. Millican, of Car
rollten, and W. G. Sutlive, of the Sa
vannah Press, The attendance is the
largest in the history cf the assccia
tion. Carrollton is giving the visitors
a most cordial reception.
DISBURSEMENTS
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS FOR MAY, 1929,
1’)1-.' M. R. Smith, County Physi-
CIRNL o Gt i o S 0
E. I. Tison, Clerk, May Salary 35.00
So. Bell T. & T. Co. local
BhOONeS: =o o s laioaa s o 18d0
S. L. Thornton, Winding clock 8.33
AR Corbett, Plumbing . ... =660
C'. B. Culpepper, IFarm Dem. ... 100.00
Miss L. Bercaw, Librarvian App.
fore My coornil uliaii s 38000
W. M. Haywood, Preaching to
oML il 5.00
L. 1. Stripling, Dipping Vat
Superintendent .................. 100.00
L. 8. Odom, Dipping vat Supt.... 100.00
T. K. Spradling, Dipping vat
Superintendent ...l j.... 100.09
Trank Durham, Janit0r......... 37.00
Irank Teuber, Truck repairs... 3.60
C. Sash D. & L. Co., Lumber, Ce
e iit e e S
cf what the Power IFarming Asso
‘ciation of America stands fer and
what it is endeavoring to accomplish,
Mr. Clayton. who is quoted clsewhere,
says that the membership lists are
wide open t¢c men who are progressive
and who want to help along the pro
notion ¢f those things that are for
the general good, particularly of
farming and farm life—Farm and
Live Stcek Record.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
LLLIABRT, eto s iIE SR BOS L
Standard oil Co., Casolize and
Lot ettt L 24000
“Crisp Cos Lbr, Co., lamber ... 5320
Hedrd Gro. Co, Sup. for camy.... 182,11
Tomlnd Harvis Mch. Co. B, 5, .
The Téxas Co., Gaso and 0i1.... 207.77
Paiker-Willis Co., Bup Lor camp 130.45
F. L. Bartholomew, hidwd ... 217838
3. H. Bamb Co., Si4p for vamp.. 34.50
QGiilt Refining Co., gaso and ofl. 74.6)
Armouy & Co., sup for camp... 179,25
Waodson Gro. Co., Bup for camp .00
‘Exehange Bank, cash items.. 322,80
1. Segrest, Reports board V. Sia
tistics .. SRR LA 200
J. K. Smith, ropdms hoard V Sta-
R R 33.00
Exchange Bank, N. Y. cxchango
favor Hanover Natl, Bank for in
terets coupons due June Ist,
(C. H. and Jail b0nd5)...... 110540
Neville, Mclver, Barnes & Co., bal,
due for auditing the ceunty's
ÜBERE o 00l Loy
Digpatech Pub Co., stationary.... 32.60
. L. Kiker, reporting case Strip-
Ung vs. Co. Com, ..........k.o 04,00
1. I, Corbatt, installing close tank
" RNty dasl oD 1400
Q. 0. Perry, Typewriter and offi-
AEEBRRING o i e 58000
Watt & Holmes Hdw Co.,
HAMGWALE: il iy 008,83
B. F. Sheppard & Bro., sup. for
P SRR T B 27.00
Bivins Elec. Co. wiring and mater
' fal for County Farm ........... 506.08
J. S. Sheppard, Cash items.... 8§2.89
J. H. Ward, Sheriff Cash itcms 70,15
J. H. Ward, Sheriff bill fees.... 255.00
L. M. Sumner arresting prisoner 4.70
Ga. Pub. Service Co. Lights C. H,
ane ARI e DDOG
P. H. Greene, CSC, Services 5.
Court’ May term ... BSLHS
Biving Elee Co., Time clock cut
\ off for court h0u5e................ 46.80
W. B. Dollar, work on Dipping
W. B, West, work on dipping
H. F. Byrd, 793 11bs meal for
GAminE o e A 0
Royal Sup., Co., 1umber............ 4,93
T. C. Cox, Warden, pay r 011.... 510,00
J. A. McKeller, hanging map 1.00
J. A. Sloan, Services as Com .
MlsßloneY: .. .. ahesasiciiais 9.00
J. S. Sheppard, Services as Com-
Mlsßbher oo Lo 1600
S. C. Byrd, Serviceg as Com-
MiSsioer . e b
Suwanee Cafe, 13 meals for
Pauper list, May pensions...... 112.0)
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