The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-10-11
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ty Chairmna David Xoreiand.
The chairman briefly outliaed the
work to come before the sessrn
A motion was made and carried
limiting all speeches to five minutes
On motion the following committee
was selected TO inaugurate "a pan
for a farmers stock yard at Hart
ford in conformity to the recon-
mendation made by the committee
on resolutions: ]. NJ Shultz, George
Barr. j. H. Weller and s. l.. Stew
ems. The committee was empower
ed to employ some one at Beaver
Dam and Hartford, ii they think
best, to handle the stock for members
of the order.
On motion the union directed that
the delegates to the district union
be instructed to urge that body to
petition the Kentucky Legislature to
pass a law prohibiting the use OF
paris green or any other poison ON
tobacco.
A motion was made that no mann
be allowed to pool his tobacco un-
less he JONES the society.
After thorough discussion,the motion
was adopted. On motion the Secretary
was directed to have this rule publish
al fwO
Greensboro papers and Up-To-Date.
Adjourned to-meet at p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met at /, D. m, President Moreland
in the chair.
On motion the various Magisterial
districts of the county, which have not
selected their finance committees were
directed to hold meetings and select
their committees in time for the chair
man of each district to meet in Hart
ford, Saturday, Oct. 26, to elect the
members of the district Executive
Board.
The bill OF Hartford Publishing Co.,
for printing amounting to $3.50 was
allowed Also County secretary's bill
of $500 for postage.
On motion Jno P. Foster was al
lowed $500 for expenses to meeting
of district board at greensboro.
The stock committee presented a
pledge which was furnished to the loo
ais present, with request that they be
circulated and returned to ]. NJ. Shultz
chairman at Prentis.
A motion was made to take up the
question of a permanent salesman for
the Green River Tobacco District, car
ried.' After some discussion, the ques-
ton was referred to the local unions
for consideration.
The union voted to send all matters
back to the locals for consideration
in the future, as far as practicable.
On motion County secretary C. NJ.
Barnett, was designated as custodian
for the tobacco pooling pledges.
Adjourned to meet the first Friday
in January, 1908.
David Moreland, Ch'm'n.
&. NJ. Barnett, Sec
The sessions of the County Unoin
last Friday and Saturday, were the
best which have been held for a long
| time. No heated debates took Mace
and the dissentions, which have cropp
ed out at past meetings, were not in
evidence. These divisions have been
very injurious to the order in Ohio
county and it is to be hoped they are
passed for all time.
Several important steps were taken
which are bound to renew faith and
strengthen the society. The provis-
ion for handling the live stock, if en-
couraged, is bound to bring to the or
der enthusiasm from a large element
which does not raise tobacco and
hence cannot be expected to take the
interest they would If they were reap
ing direct benefits.
Let the good work go on, pour oil
on the troubled waters and present
a solid front to the enemy. Tis will
do more than anything else to bring
in the outsider.
Among The Lodges.