The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-04-07

and keep them posted as to the
amount and kind of stock and pro-
duce for sale. Motion carried.
The Committee on Cooperative Tel
phone reported that good progress
had been made in some sections, there
being 375 telephones now in operation
through this system. Moved by, E. p.
Sanderfur and seconded by d. Ford
that the report of the committee be
received and the committee contin-
ued, anr that committee be empower
ed to appoint sub-committeemen In
sections OF the county where the
people are interested IL procuring tel
ephones. Motion carried
The committee on resolutions being
ready reported as follows:
We reaffirm our allegiance to the
A. S. of e. of North America, and
feel proud of the noble work done by
our Finance Committed in selling our
tobacco and giving us such general
satisfaction in handling the same. AL
so of all who have done anything to
advance the noble cause which we es-
pouse and trust the FIGURE may even
be better If possible. Therefore be 1t
Resolved, LIST. That the Secretary OF
each local be supplied with an acre
age and pooling pledge and all who
pledge their tobacco must be in good
standing by the first day of July,
1909, or they will be debarred from
pooling and said poolers shall call
on the Secretary to sign.
Resolved. End. That we endorse
the action of the Cromwell District
Union which convened March eth,
in the matter of purchasing a tobac-
co warehouse in the town OF Crom-
we'll, Ohio county, Ky.
Resolved, 3rd. That the Finance
Committee grant the Fordsville and
Shreve tobacco growers the right
to dispose of their tobacco to the
best advantage.
Resolved. 4th. That thePresident APP
point five men to confer with a like
number of U. NJ. w. of A. in Ohio
county to consider matters of gem
eral interest to both organizations.
Resolved ,5th. That the CountyUnion
endorse the Parcels fost system and
that we ask our representatives to
work to that end, and also ask the
State Union to work for the same end.
Resolved, 9th. That we endorse the
Wool Growers meeting at Elizabeth
town, April 18th, and recommend that
we send delegates to said meeting.
Resolved, eth. That some step be
taken TO fix a price Oh the present
wheat crop and recommend how to
proceed To get fixed price on
same.
Resolved, Sth. That we endorse the
methods OF cooperation in buying and
selling,
Resolved, 9th. That we encourage
the Equity people to stand by the
selling committee for their stock.
Resolved, 10th. That the CountyUn-
ion recommend that all locals meet
behind closed doors, and any member
who hay Uiyulge an, thing not con-
siderate, will be dealt with in the
discretion of the local.
T. w. BENNETT. Ch'm'n.
WARREN TAYLOR,
B. WITHERS,
A. ROSS,
MELVIN STEWART,
]. II. AMBROSE,
l.. S. ENGLER.
Committee.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
report of the committee be received
and committee discharged.
On motion it was ordered the resolu
lions be considered section at a time.
Section one was read and re-read and
its adoption moved and seconded. The
vote resulted in favor o. its adoption.
Section two was read and its
adoption moved and seconded. The
vote resulted in favor OF its adoption.
Section three was read and on mo-
ton and second was adopted.
Section four was read and its adop-
ton moved and seconded. The vote
resulted in favor of the motion. Where
upon President Stevens named Alney
Tichenor, Melvin Stewart. w. H.
Rhoads, T. w. Bennett and John
shultz. committee of five to confer
with the U. M. w. OF A.
Section five was read and after dis
cussion was adopted.
Section six was real and adopted.
Section seven was read and its adop-
ton moved and seconded.
AS substitute 1t was moved by j.
L. Miller and seconded by J. W. San
derfur that we stand In conjunction
with the wheat growers. Moved by