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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1936,
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Clarke Farmer-Business }
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Men’s Meeting Urges |
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Move to Resist Ag. Foes
(Continuea From Page One)
Would all of this cunc('mrutodl
wealth they control have accumu
lated in their treasuries, and in
the treasuries of other memhers[
of the Liberty League, without
the help of the farmer and labor
er?
“The farmer and laborer have
cantributed to the wealth of the
DuPonts and their allies by buy
ing their protected products at a
\profit that has made them rich.
It does seem that in the name of
humanity, if for no other reason,
instead of fighting and Dblocking
sane legislation that will give
some protection to the masses and
agriculture, these Croesuses.
should thank God for their pres
ent status.and welcome legislation
that will benefit the underprivil
eged.”
A committee comprising Ray
mond Todd, Harold Hulme and
L. O. Price was named to rec
ommend ‘a permanent committee
to keep in touch with state and
mational legislation affecting ag
riculture and similar committees
ere urged for other communities
here agriculture is the basic in
ustiy. FEi5
| Support Aims
i Attendi‘ng{‘ the meeting, and sup
orting its ‘@ims were James W.
lorton,%;%‘, Morton and J, R.
“uck, ryeéar’s district; N. O.
cWaters, Winterville; Raymond
g. Todd,gSandy . Creals 7. P.
unnally,ang.J. C. Barrett, Brad
erry’s; ?Ggfi A. Hutchinson,
Princetonl; J. Towns, Georgia
Factory; ‘ET R. "Hodgson, Harold
Hulme, L. O. Price, Sidney Bo
ley, L. S Watson,” Athens dis
trict; Joel A. Wier, secretary of
tle chamber of Commerce; L. S.
Watson, county agricultural
agent, Abi g'}g{ix,_.qun L. Green
5 W, %. T, AL (ibsoh, C.
G. Henken; €. V. McCarson, M.
N. Tu‘tyg}gj-. ‘W. R. Bedgood
members of ‘the board of direc
tors of the chamber of commerce.
Citing- the ‘attacks of the United
States gfié;mber of Ceommerce
upon the: present Democratic ad
ministraw;i Mr. Wright assert
ed tha\t-j}zfia‘i organization is “not
friendly ,-Jozxm southern agricul
ture. And YVet, the southern cham
bers of gommierce ore contributing
dues to this érganization and peér
n.ltting,,@,e_ ‘election of unfriendly
directors: and officers.” The Ath
ens chamger of commerce recent
1y reffisefi to vote for the candi
dacy of @ Chattanooga business
man for re-election to the board
of directors of the U. S. Cham
ber of Ci,vmmerce vecause of his
reputed epposition to Roosevelt
policies. Fai =
~ Urges Fight :
“We must let the Liberty Lea
gue knod, and we must inform
the United States Chamber of
Commerce,” declared Mr. Wright,
“that we are against any policies
in:mical to agriculture. And we
have got to fight for our rights
without money,. just as hard as
these organizations are fighting
us with money.”
Mr. McWaters pointed out the
benefits that will come to farm
ers as a result of efforts such as
that made by the Athens Cham
ber of Commerce and other organ
izations who -are making a fight
against interests that are inimi
cal to agriculture. Mr. Towns
referred to the importance of the
chamber of commerce not only to
business men but to farmers.
Improve Products
Discussfhé the need for organ
izations to combat interests un
friendly to agriculture, Mr. Nix
declared 'that there are elements
nearer home than the Liberty
League who are fighting the in
terests tljgt ‘are important to the
state, and urged that these “ele
ments” bg dombatted as well as
the Liberty : League and kindred
Broups.
Other speakers discussed the
importance of organized resist
ance to groups opposing agricul
ture and the rank 'and file of bus
iness, as well as local plans for
imnproving the quality of products
raised in:this section, of market
ing. facilities and means of ex
changing {goods. A bulletin board
was recommiended for the cham
ber of cdinmerce where products
offered for eéxchange by persons
in other sections might be adver
tised.: § 3 ;
S_ecretas'y ‘}\'iex' pointed out that
the plans for Civie Hall which
will be completed within the next
few months,” and will be located
on the present site of the cham-
ber of cqmn‘r)eroe, embrace a per
manent exhibit of local agricultu
ral and maénufactured products.
He said that tourists and other
visitors to Athens would be ac
quainted : with the resources of
this community and section by
inspecting the exhibition of local
products at €ivie Hall.
Mr. llutehinson, Mr. Hodgson,
James W. Morton, County Agent
‘Watson, mnfl:{:dnr‘ Hulme discuss
ed the impor ce of permanent
groups for the protection of agri
culture gndi: means for steadily
improving the quality of local
agricultural products. It was
pointed ot that an improved cot
ton staple and seed brings larger
sovenue than an inferior product
‘and can be raised just as cheap
ly. It was pointed out that im
provement of farm roducts wil
make it possible to increase rev
enue without increasing cost of
production.
James W. Morton suggested
organization of a permanent fair
associatioh : for the purpose of
holding flfx‘lbiticms of farm pro
ducts and 'to discuss means for
improving the quality of products
:;; proyiding marketing _facili-
The meeting, which was held at
the Georgian hotel, is the first of
a_ series which may include farm
ers and business men from other
parts of this section of the state.
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Contains Paradichlorbenzene
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Now available for few cents
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LOST—Year old Airedale. Flease
return to E. P. Mallary, 498
Prince avenue.
LOST—Friday between Thorntons
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STOLEN—Wednesday night from
CCC Camp, Danielsville Road,
1935 Chevrolet Standard Black
2-Door Sedan, Motor M 5356076,
1936 Ga. Tag 66306. $25 reward.
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I WANT to talk to an ambitious
man who wants to qualify for a
position to service, repair and in
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MEN WIANTED: Mechanically in
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DAIRYMAN, experienced in oper
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