The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-08
LET US WAIT NO LONGER

farmer who feared the harvest greater than he alone
could handle lad sent and asked his neighbo and help him
cut the field OF which was The old mother bird
wise
But when she home few nights later and the little birds
ou mat the farmer had told his ready bright and ear
the next morning to cut the grain enseveshe wise old bird he
gan to move her home. And the grain cut ~
we haYe been hearing about sending out to get helm in
M emergency oyer the cotton situation First we sent out and
asked the unted States treasury AT that time the treasury seemed
70 ee ater wealthy and did that the would move at
once But since that time there grave problem that the
rapidly lack of custom fecep that Something IN must
n done on that end before much put through
Then there the cotton congress- and the movement for
eve exey person to buy bale All good IDEAS helpful but like
him now the time has for the farmer gather sons around
mer but the I bnsss nsnas man the o bs nh
Ind AND when he puts his hand to settle this question crop will
gin-saWs and spinning frames.
This is serious condition before SOUTH We would not for
ger Of serious complications gives the psyche
ss 's sgss %s to aas as a to
Men ct Anderon county this question somewhat like per
business Of honesty that will fit ali conditions ali sontra The
The apeaoa q any rfal measure Way gs " be eplsae oes
IN It's last analysis Therefore, why should waita
We appeal to the banking institutions of Anderson to e
Not being matter Of WORKING = out inta
an big popes SEEK s, p ass dsas
a as that the banking institutions Of the county together
without the delay OF waiting upon from Washington
The South waits South Carolina every great forward
undertaking and the Piedmont the motive of Carolina
question which depends happiness the present the de-
yeopment of the future and the glory of the south the years
We believe that bankers of this city have close at heart the
welfare OF the people Of the county 1t is not 40 farmer
the renter the tenant the share cropper needs help AS
matter OF fact the present problem than Of business
The landlord should relieve the banks of responsibility and
as much burden as possible We venture say today
among the fame Of Anderson county enough wealth for them
never feel it. we appeal to the patriotism Of the strong farmers
is not for the men and the that we would
plead but for the children Think what to them if their
much this summer about compulsory attendance schools But
how in the name Of civilization are poor people to send their little
books to be used when the pantry lacking the things
gye them their full vigor of es This question: is respon-
pathway to but tokeep his neghbos children
ing or remaining iliterates,
sPsidi Christian people Anderson well believe they
@ or moment let their neighbo suffer- their neighboEs
it not possible for the banking houses of Anderson to do
something to relieve the suaton2 Can they figure out plan
pound and storing the cotton credit And when Il.
price goes up H should the farmer could be given the benefit
Of the difference in what he gets the selling price at it's
best within the next few months flt - =
We offer these suggestions There are atout m ooo a,as
.ns s r. tins The banks can get their loans extended
and they are willing to help the tenants the people who have the
Il at once. tss; - - = - - ''Ei' : y ~
each bank should undertake handle from 100 to 1000
den Of distress coton Sit osN ie"sSe 'Ds Oul
bird of hard times will tell young to have no Ft ny o @
seg win our haEds care a that at first might
other and favorable css the brood of bnyy
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of prosperity and Of contentment F' 3