The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-11-19
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Farmer and public press in general
and copy sent to the eleven Con-
gressmen of Kentucky, and to the
United States Senators.
On motion the foregoing Resolr =
ton was adopted.
Motion made by McConne', ,,b
second by Mr.. Carver to N .y. OIL
ton of Officers special order o..
e.sht thirty tomorrow Naorripg ona
so.e was adopted.
Motion to ad own 70 seveo-,n,r,v
"ovem Der eleven adoyted and
ad)ournmcsnt 20 that hour was had
rJm nitgce on Resolutions made
Ia 1or report as follows, Whereas.
IhsGranco as provided by the line
companies ~ very expensive and
whereas our Legislature has provid-
C a safe and sound and economic
'piat For cooperative farmers insur-
a. -, and recommend that the mem
. tors OF the under said law, and on
motion the foregoing was adopted.
Resolved that the next annual
Convention of the Kentucky State
Union A. S. of f. shall be held OH
the second Wednesday i'm November
1916.
Resolved that this Convention elect
a committee of five whose duty il
81 d be to prepare articles of In
corporation for a Cooperative Asso-
citation to serve as a buying and sell
ing agent for the members of the
A. S. OF f. and the following were
elected on said committee: X. f. /.
Ray, of Vine Grove, John Deberry,
OF Logan county, S. L. Stevens of
Ohio county, f. x. Moseley of Dav-
less county and l.. N. Robertson of
Mclean county. Committee on or
ganiZation came before the Conven-
tion with the following report; We
your Committee on organization, ow-
ing to the financial condition OF State
and county A. s. of +. think that the
best and most effective way for or
ganization is to perfect Some plan of
cooperative buying and selling, |
whereby, we can show the farmers |
and other laborers the benefits of |
organization by saving to them mon |
ely on purchases, and on motion the !
foregoing was unanimously adopted: |!
Motion to extend time for election ;
of officers to nine o'clock, adopted.
Point of order called by Mr.. Nc
Connell and convention proceeded to
the election of officers.
Nominations for President declar-
ed in order and Mr.. NJ. W. Carver
placed before the Convention the
name of Mr.. r. L. I. Ray. No other
nominations were made and Mr.. Ray
was unanimously elected, he came
State Union for this honor and pledg-
ed his efforts for the success of the
a. S. of E.
Mr.. II. NJ. Pirtle of Ohio county,
in few words OF praise. offered the
name of Mr.. NJ. w. Carver of Green
vile for Vice President, and Mr.. Car
yer was unanimously elected. He
thanked the Convention and assured
the body that he would do what he
could for the best interest of Equity.
The name of S. b. Robertson of
Mclean county was placed before the
Convention. and unanimously elected.
l.. N. Robertson of Calhoun was
elected as Chaplain. and the follow
ing named were made members of
the State Board of Directors: Fl. NJ.
Pirtle, Hartford; J. w. Dunn of Dav- A.,
less county; Louis Webb of Logan I
county. We f. Bib of Sacramento, '
and NJ. w. Carver of Muhlenburg
county.
MIR. l.. N. Robertson of Mclean
county was elected for State Organ
izer. {
Delegates to the National Conven- {
tion. Senator j. H. Mcconnell, r. +. {
|. Ray and John Deberry.
by motion made by Mr.. Dunn, S.
b. and l.. N. Robertson were named
as alternates to National Convention. G
The matter of delegates to repre- q
sent the several Department Unions r
in Kentucky was left to the depart :
ments.
Motion made by Mcconnell and ,
TO leave matter of Legisla- (
tive demands to the Board of Direc- !
tors. u
Motion to adjourn carried and Con
adjourned to second Wednes- 7
day in November 1916, at Owens
boro.
II. Z. l. RAY, President.
S. b. ROBERTSON, Sec'y.
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