The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-11-19
ANNUAL CONVENTION
KENTUCKY A. S. Of {.
meeting at Central City Attends
To Much Important
Business.

"" NohN'htioh hentucky state
Onion A. s. OF f. was called TO order
IN the Opera House at Central City
on Wednesday. November tenth, by
STATE President II. r. I. Ray.
opened with prayer by Cb..n,o,r
". W. Carver of Greenvillo ,o,,nwad
BY an address OF welcop a.. -
q. w. Wells. of Cso,ro, c,,v -
which he convince Tho convon,,on
mat he was 10 baar,v accord a,,h
inc EFFORTS Of organized effort md al
30 'nat 'D'e members OF the conyep.
wv" sN' uld feel very much al home
in the city
Motion was made by Mr. J. w.
Dunn and second by Senator McCon-
nell TO have committee on Credentials
Motion put and carried. with the fol-
lowing named as Committee, /. w.
Dunn, S, l.. Stecens and VI. W. Car
yer.
Committee on Credentials submit
ted report as follows, From Ohio
County II. NJ. Pirtle, S. l.. Stevens.
Daviess County. J. W. Dunn, Louis
Carrice
Muhlonburg County, Henry Fades,
j. f. Graham, David Lewis, +. f..
Rice, and NJ. W. Carver.
Mclean County. S. B. Robertson,
Y. Hickerson, G. II. Bruce, u. X.
Kirtley c. NJ. Bibb and James Nose
ley.
Hardin County, II f. /. Ray.
logan County, John Deberry, Fred
johnson, c. Il. Whitescarver, C. B.
Brooks and Robert Spencer.
Motion made to seat delegates as
reported by credential committee put
and carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Stevens
and second by Mr.. Carver 10 allow
all members of other Labor Orgaa-
izations full privilege of the floor and
motion carried.
State President Ray came on the
floor and in a few chosen remarks
stated many important matters that
should have attention by the Con
vention.
A motion was made by Senator Nc
Connel and second by Carrice to have
all necessary committees appointed
by the Chair, and motion carried.
and the Chair proceeded TO appoint
as follows:
ON resolutions. II. NJ. Pirtle, G. b.
Brooks and J. W. Dunn. On organ
, ization, Louis Carrice. John Deberry,
" Il. Rice. Motion made by Mr.. Dunn
and second by Mr.. Deberry to have
committee on Cooperative buying
and selling. Motion carried and COM
| mittce was appointed as follows: C.
X. Whitescarver. J. II. Mcconnell,
Robert Spencer.
Minutes OF April read ON motion
same were adopted.
Motion to adjourn to seven p. m,
carried and adjournment was had to
that hour.
Promptly at seven the convention
was called to order by President Ray
and committee on resolutions sub
mitted "A partial report as follows
Resolved first. That we extend the |
amendment to the Constitution that |
allows old members to be reinstated |
on the payment of one dollar and !
fifty cents be extended twelve months !
from date
Resolved second, That we favor |
the steps that the Department OF Ag- |
ricuture is taking in regard to get |
sing up cooperative organizations, |
and that the Secretary be instructed ,
10 notify the Department that we fav- |
or such steps and recommend il to be /
one of the most important things !
that the said Department can do for
The farmer.
Resolved third, That we recon-
mend that the County Demonstra-
tors take up the selling as well as
the producing side OF the question.
Resolved fourth, That we request
that We ask the Legislature to enact
a law requiring that Agriculture be
taught in our common schools.
Resolved fifth, That we recon-
mend Greensboro as the place for
holding the neat Annual Conven-
ton of the Kentucky State Union
A. s. of Il.
Resolved sixth. That we fully in
dorse the action of the late Chicago
Convention held in that City on DC
tober, 26-27-2S and that we pledge
our support to bring about the meas
ures outlined at that Convention.
Resolved seven, That we recon-
mend the Organized Farmer as the
Official organ and urge all members
10 work for IL and help to circulate
the same In all parts of Kentucky.
A..