The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-08
LET US WAIT NO LONGER

nghta and baby all were clamornc about the news The
farmer who feared the had greater than he alone
couid handle lad s and asked his neighbo
cut the field OF grain in which the bird
wise.
But when SHE home nights later and the little birds
od that the farmer had told his to be ready bright early
the next morning to cut the old bird be-
gan to move her home And the grain
We have been hearing sending out to get help in
Rs emergency over the cotton situation First we sent out and
asked the United States treasury At that time the treasury seemed
&C. reel rather wealthy and did that the
mas 70 mfe IT. M Inc income the falling off
ne done on that end before much money put through
Then there the cotton congress and the movement for
he fSeTy person to buy bale All good IDEAS and helpful
time has COME for the farmer to ra5 1S lis o soos
nun and 60 out and cut the grain In this instance the acgoca
And And when he puts his hand settle this question crop
This condition before south would not for
e'at Il :1s way ai o tn the fs pyo eho
s e aeR @ @s!5f"s heart to be
sona Men Sf Andon .i aony % y question
] sss;, ss$
hf ansy 5hs I % ag Wy bsa be local
as sas ike Not s nacs, ss,so s @
b that M 0ea handing big problems but it does seem
begin e the cotton wiouthe outlay money and
aS the delay waiting upon money from Washington
So saa s I %o G s1s
Anderson county take the lead in handling
question which depends happiness present. the de-
yeopment Of the future and the glory Of the south the years
We believe that this city have close at heart the
Weare OF the people of the county It is not the
Yho N need at this time He hold his cotton indefinitely.
renter the tenant the share croppe who needs help
matter of fact the present problem business
M matter Of civilization and of humanity farmer
much burden possible say there is today
among the farmers of Anderson county enough wealth for them
cs III: financial burdens Of the county for entire year and
never feel it. We appeal to the patriotism of the strong
s anderson county to stand By their tenants.
Nils not for the men and the
Plead but for the children Think them their
parents financial year have heard
this summer about compulsory attendance schools
school where neat shoes and clothes
are to be used when the pantry home lacking the things
sbty upon not much to help his neighbo the
pathway to success but keep his neghbo children from
ssng.Or remaining ilerates
So much humanitarian side of ne case We know the
christian people of Anderson too well believe that they
foT mn moment me-. let their neighbors suffer- their neghbo
schildren But that is not dsposng the
is it not possible for the banking houses of Anderson to do
to relieve the situation? Can they figure plan
cotton currency Can they settle
of financial obligations paying certain rate per
and storing the cotton to the farmers ed And the
difference in what he gets selling price at its
/ best within the next few months
sds a few I There about 600 bales
they are wngo help tenants people who have the
cotton and we believe that the only way is 10 do
each hbank should to handle from 90 TO ooo
according to the strength of bank kind of local
den Of 5'dstress', cotton 'N -" " ~ %
When we have conventions pass resolutions the wise old
naa w tell her young to have we
he harpes will spread their nnens
Other and more favorable cles the brood
&c circulate and there will of