The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-01
Held Interesting Session
Here EAday. +.
ADOPT STRONG RESOLUTIONS
In Behalf Of the Organization
and Urge Farmers To
Hold Toba4o. !.
ANNUAL ELECTION OFFICER.

The ONO county Umq OF the A.
s. of e. met at the coukt house in
Hartford, December 27,t912. The
house was called to ortd by Pres
ident l.. B. Tichenor a,l1O:3O, az
ter prayer by the CharAin, T. Fl.
Balmain.
The chair appointed he follow
ing Committee on Credentials BY
ron Bean and Joe A. Ho4er. Com
mittee on Resolutions: 4 F. Tan
ner. J. w. Allen, Will Berry, John
Dodson and w. S. Wheeler
The Committee on CREDENTIALS
reported 10 locals, represented by
"A delegates The body hen ad-
journed to meet at 1 o'cloG.
Called to order at 1 O'Clock.
The Committee on Resolutions
made the following report which
was received and adopted:
let. Resolved, That we rAfirm
our allegiance to the America So
ciety of Equity, and congratulate
the members for the work done
this year, and recommend tina we
use our best efforts for the yer OF
1918.
I'd. Resolved, That we do al we
can, consistently, towards agrisul.
ture being taught in Ohio couny's
rural schools, and recommend tai
the County Board of Education n.
stall plan as early as possible f,l
same. ~ N
Sd. Resolved, That viewing tn
fact that man, to be successful Il
any vocation of life, must make hi
word good or, he is a failure, an,
the application would apply to ou
organization in regard to our poo
of tobacco. we recommend that tn
pool must stay closed.
4th. Resolved, That this Count,
Union elect a committee of two t,
confer with the Fiscal Court il
consideration of proposition mad
by a Chicago firm, in regard to EN-
ploying an expert agriculturist t.
come to our county to instruct u,
in farming.
5th. Resolved, That as 1t is re
ported by the Greensboro paper,
that at a meeting of the Greer
River Association held Tuesday
December 24th, that some member.
of the A. S. of E. and Home Ware
house were responsible for such
confusion that 1t was impossible t.
get a fair vote, therefore we de
plore this. II 1t is true. and If not
we heartily condemn the circula
tion of this report.
9Th. Resolved, That we heartily
the action of the non
poolers who have held their tobac,
co off the market until the pooled
crop is sold. and We respectfully
ask them to stand with us.
7th. Resolved. That we urge
that we. in the future. not only
pass resolutions but that we carry
them out intelligently.
Sth. Resolved. That all crop re-
porters report as near correctly as
possible. as they can not report
more than we have.
After passing on the foregoing
the body then went
into the election of officers for the
year 1918.
On motion President l.. B. Itch
enor was unanimously reelected,
with T. +. Tanner as Vice Presi-
dent. Also on motion Secretary
Henry M. Pirtle was reelected.
with d. f.. Bean as assistant. On
motion s. r. Bennett was re-elect-
ed as Treasurer and T. IT. Balmain
was unanimously reelected as
On motion the Board Of Direc-
Tors, CONSISTING of the following.
we're reelected: T. III. ba,main. E.
2. Baird. J. S. Cecil, Shelby Rock.
). A. Bratcher.
On motion Alvin Ross was elect
I'd rs Sentinel with l.. r. Bennett
as poorEeeper.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet January s1st.
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