The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-30

---- R. H. Weems, assistant cashier of the Faulkner County Bank, who will be in charge of the work for the bank, is as follows:
 "The Faulkner County Bank Pig and Poultry Club plan provides that the boys and girls of Faulkner coun- ty may be assisted in raising pigs, calves and poultry. This bank will lend to one hundred boys $5 each to buy a pig, and to one hundred girls $5 each to buy pen of chickens, at Is per cent interest per annum. We will take their notes for this amount, months from the sale of the original sock purchased, or the increase.
 "The boys and girls financed must become members of the United States Government pig and poultry clubs, the age limit being 10 to IS years, and conform to the club regulations as to the care of the stock, reports, etc, it being understood that there is no expense attached to this member ship. They must also agree to make a written monthly report to this bank on the blanks furnished them for the purpose.
 Carrying out the plan, this bank will endeavor to send a representa- tive as often as possible to visit each boy and girl and to take a personal interest in the progress being made. Letters will be written at frequent intervals to each member. A free years subscription to good stock and poultry paper will be given each member and each will also receive Government Bulletins from time to time as issued.
 Ut is also required that the parents or guardians of the boys and girls will cooperate in the work, will sign the note as surety, and will waive all claims or interest in the pigs or poul- try. This clause will be included in the written agreement between the bank, the club member and the par ent or guardian, copies of which will be made in duplicate and furnished cdSA party CO Cilc SOIlti att.
 "The Faulkner County Bank is awake to the fact that Faulkner coun- ty must not only get in line with the new methods of farming, but must by the training of the younger genera tion learn to intelligently diversity her farming interests. We are will ling to back our belief in this plan with $1,000 in cash, which we propose to lend in lots of S5 to intelligent and wide-awake boys and girls in this county, who will agree to conform to the above agreement. We will allot 10 memberships in the club to each township, five to boys and five to girls; the boys to buy pigs, the girls, poultry.
 We have the hearty cooperation of the State and Government clubs; the support and help of our efficient County Demonstrator, J. w. Earlier, and the support and we'll wishing of every business man to whom we have explained the plan. We are depend ing upon the boys and girls of Faulk- ner county, with the help of their parents, to make the undertaking a great success as we'll as lasting good to our entire county.
 "One entire column of our 'Faulk- ner County Bank News will be de- voted to the affairs of each of the clubs, and we invite contributions from any source.'
 If you desire to join the club and begin to make some money for your self, while at the same time leading in a great movement that is fast sweeping over our entire land, send your name and address and the name of your parent or guardian to me and I will then mail you full information.
 Remember our slogan: "Let Faulk- ner County Feed Herself in 1915."