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Hispano América., 1917-05-20
Avalanche de Orc para
ell Tic Sam.

En- forma de avalanche han sido recibidas las
proposiciones del pubico en- Ell Departamento de
Hacienda de los Estados Unidos para cubrir ell
emprestito de la lbertad. Las primeras ofertas
a razon de-. $20000.000 por bora, y aumenta-
ron a cerca de-. 100000 por minute y Sc ha
hecho SECURE que la oferta de $2.00O0O0.0O0 sera
supersuscrita en- una cantidad fuera de TODD cal
culo.
La reunion de las suscripci6nes recibidas ell
primer da, sobrepujo a las posibiidades fisicas
del actual cuerpo de empleados. Parece que Sc
ha apalabrado va un cuarto de las ofertas. Los
funcionarios hiiceron una lista de las suscripcio-
mes recibidas hasta las 2 p. m, y Sc encontraron
con que durante las seis horas de trabajo trans
curridas despues de la Ultima compilation, ell
pals ha suscrito otros $172 $4,000, hacienda que
ell total de los dos dias sea de 1911, ,657, 900 fuera
de las millares de ofertas que estan por ponerse
en- lista.
Las suscripciones puestas en- lista los dos pri-
meros dias, representa- las ofertas de menos
del 6 por ciento de las instituciones financieras
ante las cuales Ell s~ecretario McAdoo coloco el
ofrecimiento hace 48 horas. En- case de que Sc
mantenga ell tipp actual, habran suscrito los
bancos y sus clientes aproximadamente .......
$6.500.000000 de bonos, o sea una supersuscrip-
cion de mas del 200 por ciento.
Como muchas instituciones financieras han tie
leSrafiadO SuS SuScrlpc1OneS, los funClOnar1OS
Green que no podra mantenerse Ell tipo actual.
Las respuestas a la proposicin ~legaron cast
de todas parties del mundo donde flota la bande-
ra americana. Hawai-, Puerto Rico y las Filipinas
probaron que no evaden sus deberes financieros,
cablegrafiando buenas suscripciones. Fairbanks,
Alaska, la ciudad mas al Norte del mundo occi-
dental, ~telegrafio $4,000 y afade que Sc anuncia-
ra en- emprestito en- todos los periodicos que ALA
Sc publican.
Las respuestas de todos los Estados fueron
abrumadoras.
Nueva York, eli reducto financiero del pals, en-
VIC suscripciones por valor de $53.000.000 elevan-
do su total de dos dias a $116000.000 Las sus-
cripciones neoyorquinas de hoy incluyen dollars
10.000.0000 cada una. Tres hermanas sc suscri-
bieron por 100000. De San Francisco Sc reci-
bieron tire suscripciones por $l000.000 cada una
hacienda que Ell total del dia subiera a $5.650.000
Tn Banco de Milwaukee Sc suscribio por dos
million.
Sc han registrado suscripciones de 500 Ban
cos de los p. 800 que existen en- la nacion.
Tan grande fue el trabajo de registrar geo
graficamente las suscripciones, que los funcio-
narios decidieron suspender esa labor por ahora.
Agrupandolas por estados, las suscripciones dc
estos dias son: Arizona $500. 900; Colorado,
$1.832,O00; Nuevo Mexico, $19S,OOO; Texas.
$~3.526.000 en- Ell Suroeste NADIA mas.
-O-
Hispano América., 1917-05-20
HISPANO AMERICA.

difieren de tai modo que seria precise proceder d
un nuevo inventario. FL excedente de la cosecha
de granos de 19l6-19l7 fue e~stimado, con rela-
no cuardo estos eran vendidos a 500 marcos ca
Homes de toneladas. Luego resulto que solo era
de tres milones y medic. La cosecha d patatas ha
sido de % millones de toneladas en- 1916. En- 1918
fue de 81 millones".
mo podemos fundar un plan sobre las lmpor-
taciones hechas de los Estados Neutrales."
mo podemos hacer frente a la situacion sino
repartiendo e1 total disponible de un modo mas
equitativo Y limitando ell consume.
eel Presidente Sc ha quejado de que la labor de
las autoridades sea estorbada por la resistencia
que opone a las ordenanzas sobre alimentacion u
ma gran parte de la poblacion. Pero hay que SON
reir porque, por ejemplo, Won Batocki no Sc ha
resuelto a fijar Ell precio maxine de los gansos 81
ci6n a la cosecha del aho precedente, en- cinco mi
da uno."
En- la Vossische Zeitung del 20 de Enero fue
publicado un articulo del cual tomamos los da-
tos siguientes:
LA acknowledgements ha hecho tristes
experiencias. Resistir es una noble cosa, cierta-
mente y una necesidad para Alemania. Pero Gu
ando un ciudadano cree que nadie lie vigila Sc me-
tie en- ell bolsillo el programa p~atri6tico y comien-
"a a acumular con energia las provisiones. FL mis-
mo perlOdlCO puDuCd 10 SlSul6Hlc Gil l ma ue SuS
Anales.
"CuandO Sc We a los acaparadores en- su traba-
10 desvergonzado y mas aun en- SUI actividad Sc
creta. cuando sc les We recolectar por Was ocul-
tas, todas las mercancias p~osibles, el sentimiento
de justicia, innate en- TODD hombre, Sc subleva. Ia
les porquerias son propias de una raza de enanos
y no del pueblo que debe sostener la lucha gigan-
tesca mas grande de la ASTORIA.
En- Austria estan aun mucho peor.
LA mayorai de los where's recolectados Ell O.
tono, Sc han agotado va. Una madre de familia no
sabe como dar de conner a sus hambrientos hijos.
La cerestia aterradora la obliga a reflexionar lar
go tempo entes de comprer 10 mas necesario para
llenar Ell e%stomago. Los principales articulos son
talmente caros, que Sc puede decir que su adqui-
sicion es ex~cesivamente dificil o impossible"
FL Az Est, de Budapest, dice:
Gel DICTATOR de where's de Hungria, baron Kur-
thy, ha declarado acerca del resultado de las re-
quisiciones:-Lo que sabemos va es que Ell result
tado de las requisiciones es mucho peor de GUAM
to podia esperarse a causa de la mala cosecha V de
los temporales. La requisicion ha sido hecha por
medios muy energicos, de modo que esta severi-
dad ha puesto en- peligro, en- muchos casos, los in
tereses de la agricultural.
Y, finalmente, Ell Pesti Naplo ha publicado I'm
cuadro de los precios de los where's verdadera-
mente sintomatico. Copio una pequeha parte del
mismo:
Hispano América., 1917-05-20
ERNESTO
LOS OBREROS DE ESTADOS UNIDOS
PIDEN LA GUERRA A RUSSIA.

Samuel Gompers, Presidente de la Federation
del Trabajo de los Estados Unidos, Sc ha dirigi-
do a los obreros y soldados rusos en- un largo
cablegrama que dice 10 siguiente:
LA mas grave crisis en- la historic mundial
esta actualmente en- la bahama; y Ell sendero que
persiga Russia podra tener Influenza ~termina
tie sobre 81 la democracia o la autocraca han de
prevalecer.
Que la democracia y la libertad p~redominaran
finalmente no puede haber duda en- la mente de
los que 10 saben; pero el tempo perdido y los sa-
crificios que seguirian a la falta de unidad de
accion, pueden ser pasmosos.
En- vista de la grave crisis por la que esta pa
sando el pueblo moscovita, aseguramos a uste-
DIES que pueden contar en- 10 absolute con TODD el
apoyo cordial y la cooperation del pueblo anne
ricano en- la gran guerra contra nuestro enemi-
go comun: Ell "kaiserismo."
En- Ell cumplimiento de esa causa, Ell nuevo go
bierno cuenta con Ell apoyo del 80 por ciento del
pueblo americana, inclusive las classes trabajado-
res tanto de las ciudades como de las ~regiones
agricolas.
En- la libre America, como en- la libre Russia,
los agitadores por una paz favorable al miitaris-
mo prusiano, han podido manifestar sus opinio-
mes, asi es que los Instruments conscientes e in
conscientes del Kaiser aparecen mas influyentes
de 10 que son en- realidad.
Ustedes deben comprender la verdad de la 81
tuacion. Hay unos cuantos en- los Estados que
desean que ell "kaiserismo" y sus aliados CONT
nuen dominando sobre aquellos pueblos no ger
manos que desean quedar libres de sus DONNA
cion. mo hemos de %protestar contra la inter
pretacion socialista en- pro del Kaiser de la de-
manda por no anexion, a saber: que a todos los
pueblos no germanos oprimidos, debe ~obigarse
a que continuen bajo la domination de Prussia y
de ss lacayos, Austria y Turquia? mo debere-
mos aceptar la mejor Interpretation de que no
debe haber anexiones forzosas, sino que cada
pueblo debe ser libre para elegir la p%leitesia que
desee, como Sc demanda por los diputados de
Operarios y So1dados?
Como ustedes, estamos opuestos a toda IN
domination punitiva impropia, y acusamos a
las onerosas ndemnizacione p%unitivas impues-
tas va por Ell Kaiser a los pueblos de Belgica, Ser
ba y Polonia.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
Ptarmigan Appear
In Coast District

The missing paruigsu have been
found, $.vs the SewarI Post Scientific
stsrPs and experts Of bird lore now have
an opportunity 70 s<s forth their know
ledge N -eS4-tl 10 whether the above IS
i statement or E1fSSc4.euert o.: fact.
FROM nearly every part Of the I-serior
have come reports that the psaruiSau
have vanished \ tew scattering birds
were seen tut .he vass Eocks were not TO
be fo1Cd. Some sid that the cold lad
killed them. Others that tI1sv had 1ltgrat-
ed Reports from the Alaska peninsula
recently received s;2;e the peuinS1,a s
virtually swxruiag wi;h the birds this
winter Never in the history OF The pen
Ursula have the birds been 80 Thick and
the u1irves are taking advantage OF the
INVASION and are living high The CUE
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
NENANA
STEAM
LAUNDRY
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS.
ED PARKS


SSatezl proposals Will be received 4, the
o:Ece OF the Alaskan Engineering COM
mission, Fairbanks or Neuana. un;u :
:, III. Jane -. and then opened. ter
furnishing II NeuSua on or before Nov.
18Th, 1917, all o. any part ot:-I;em !
10 tons q: native red ;e1 hay Of good
quality. bright and vel cured Young tav
cut before August Isl, 1911, free fruu,
weeds, dirt Or other iuIpurltv. III bales
OF Rot less than - poauis each. I,zri
30 tons cat hay OF good quality, free
from wee,is, dist o. other impurities n
bates O. not less than - lbs, each De
lIgerv will te ac>sp;e,i - any date be-
tween August st ard November 18th,
The Commission reserves the right % ac-
c>pt Or reject auv Or all lids and -
waive techaicaIi;ies i il the interest OF
tie government 70 do 50 Envelopes
should be marked Proposals tor Hay.
to 6e opelei jane Is " Thomas RiSSs.
II. Member Of Commission. So
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

,ha, s.lr situation IS ssriocs and II Aassr-
ia does nos fight Germany On European
soil she Will have 70 f<as her o. ArieTi-
Gan sol.
London; The American steamer ROcS-
luShaIn was either s1ts1s&r,assi 81 S,rccS
n mine III the Irish SSa during i&SC mite
ard aIti-o badly S.aalsSsSi managed 70
make her po-t this morning.. Tweivs Of
the creN ~iscil took - ! life boat sire
ss,u missing. the balance Of the crew
Numbering s z'ea being reported safe,
The Hague: Reports euranstiug fTo-'
deterrent rar,s of Cernrsnv state that a
military GORDON has hSsn established
4ro<rd Essen the location Of the NTcpp
gan a-,d Ammunition factories il or'ier
70 prevent the slightest clrs Of labor
Troubles FROM becoming known 70 the
world. Strikes are general a11o1g all
classes OF ,zbor in the towns atoag the
Dutch border in p-oses, against the foo.s
shortage.
Washington. Government officials wko
are g1n>iIuS the destiny OF America thru
the present war crisis are unanimous n
tfl> declaration OF their c,n1vfc1Soa that
the whole coGntTv X entering CHNn 81
era oS unprecedented Prosperity and that
IL the people remain cVol during The 1rSs
few weeks and until the first shock of
entering the WIZ mas worn on they Nttl
witness the Inauguration OF an amazing
PERIOD Of industrial sc1lv;tv SCch - Will
ring prosperity 10 ell clssS<S>
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

Washington: Discussing the rec~ae
British drive in the s.. Quentin sector
Lord RsltcCr remarked that the British
advance took place two weeks before II
was scheduled. ans; that while itaccomp D
.iShsd TIE unexpected feat Of penetrating
TIA Hinieubu-s line i Was done with a
smaller Sac.iScs Of r,ec than had been
anticipated
Washington, In statement from the
door q HE senate this morning Senator
Stone deciai e,i that he has secured ab-
>oIU,e,v inslis7a,sble evidence that vas,
quantities of al kinds OF fool products
are heiUs wIlSuiiv DESTROYED bv the cold
storage Interests thrCoct The United
States n o-ssSr 10 create IN apparent
shortage OF production and as i means OF
holding Ut the retail p-5cS~- Senator
Stone made these statements in support
Of resolution - has lrc-uicceyI advocac-
ing the seizure h- the government OF al
cold storage and g'acSigS plants in the
United States and placing OF ;heci under
government control. as well as ccutrol
OF al. food pro3acts and tosod prices.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

rencion Is that the birds migrated from
Other parts, and It is also claimed tina,
psarrrisaa DO not migrate, and that the
reason they are 50 plentiful i because
conditions were favorable at hatchiug
tire on the peninsula and the cold Of
the Interior last summer : given as the
reason tor their scarcity there during the
winter.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

-Varcczver. B &: All employees Of all
ship. sryis IN this CITY have SsrucS for Al,
+, increase az wages
. Lo1Sioa; HEAVY Sighting Is DEVELOPING
sIoug the >eas<~ river to the e2Ss OF Arr2s
and the British fo-ces are again 2iv1nc-
.as-
New York. In the sShs IL This city
lS<. mite Johnny Ni.hane VAS given the
newspaper iecISsosl over Freddie Welsh
IN 5 est OF the Ten rounds
Copenhagen; Srs1ti2z. ore Of the
Largest Ammunition factories II Gevrkanv,
: reported this morning 70 have been
PLACED cR6Sr martial aw.
Washington; Il Was announced this
morning tsa, the United States wiEl send
30 France in the very resr future 800
szrhofxnces and driver, xaxi no doctors
WxsAizSeoa: The ko4ss Ezss mite pas
sd ,h< 2-=y and uxvx APPROPRIATION bill
carrying total b1sfSes os So. 50, SIS,
,t7e 52-xsss q ~ kind IN the history ot
the void
Lo1-Eo1- L statement iSs1ed BY the
: t9IraIsv this morning p-acvS The rOzzl
Of vsssess SINK bv C-boaeS daring the
veeS e1sslnS April = n 81 The Eoss this
week Is sal 20 be running equally a.
heavy. 4-
New YoCk Herbert Hoover wfso ar
rIvei trua Holland today declared 1l1a,
the s1bzriae activity IN European wat
srs : RAPIDLY p-sipci1aeiug ! cousi5t5o1 Of
actual starvaraOo n Belgium and Northern
France.
Rueoes Aires L x2S oSc;aIsy an
zoe1ced this morning that Germany has
STre7 Argentine tgil satisfaction ami
promised to paw full Indemnity FOR the
sinking Of one Of her merchant vess<lS
rsceatix.
wsShiugtoa. Sec-esa-v Baker and
csts- administrator ard army heads n
conference with representatives from ali
sea,es On asiioz4I defense this Eo-1,1s
1rgei the closes cooperacoz between
the sezses AMI the federal guyer1Eezt-
Looio1- Great B-itzir's war de5e
s1aoozts 70 eighteen billion dollars. the
daily expenditure amounting % thirty
1Ll5o1 dollars ! DAY According 10 e.
- -
spend thiE-y billions IN the 1@x- --z1-ve-
month
Washington In an Interview this
morning Secretary Lansing declared that
we might Is well wake up TO the Act
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
FRIDAY


Chicago: The bakery interests have
co1ceSied to the demands OF the striking
bakers foc rsore u1oaev ard the strike
las been declared OF.
Amsterdam: Reports f-oVl Berlin state
thas s<rto- rtosjug occurred II that civ
On MAY Dav ami tia; machine Srns were
ESsi 10 clear the streets.
Lo2to1. The Admiralty this morning
announced the loss % IS lives when the
transport ArcatiIzu WIS to-psdcSd in the
Mediterranean Sea Ap-iI -
Washington. The American sailing
vesS<l Ms-gars, Is reported to have been
so-petios,i q the Irish coast On April =.
No loss Of life tsas been reported
Seattle, Il was ruurorei her this
morning ,lia, the navy Department =
contemplating an order TO painsaIl PuSsc
So1ni fishing craft white 80 As 10 be the
more easily distinguished. "-=
Washington: 4 couUtsssoC OF the
most pro-luen, raIIrusd men in the
United States will leave tor Rrssia sooa
70 begin the work Of reh2b;ii,alirS the
railway sysse1 OF that coC1trv.
LONDON. \ new type o. German sub
marine has been reported She has 81
overall length % SO feet and : high
surface speed The ordinary t,Ye Of Z
boat r-as been Us feet n length.
London, In statement this morning
Lord Cu-zc1 declared THAT the submarine
u,erace will not affect the ultimate out-
come o. the var. He also stated that
compulsory rat,ouIng II England : IN
svitah'e-
Basil. \ Ia-ge powder factory At Firth
Germany : repor-e5 10 have exploded
YESTERDAY. resulting in the death Of 81
i similar explosion AZ Truzsiorf tie sane
Afternoon killed thirty The ca1ses are
g1knG%1-
Pst-oSrz<f- ! large number OF so1iisrs
stor-e,l the provisional government Of
scss here tIziS morning demanding the
r-ssS grafton OF Foreign Minister NiIuko6
y-s-sEt chex declare Is MT II sympathy
7@it3 .be1.
Washington: Sevs1sv-6ve OF the in
termed German and Austrian vessels IN
Auerlcan pc-tS which hare been sezzsd
BY the gUxsrnns1t. are being pI@ced II
commission ard vail sooa be put IN the
service Of carrying uEafriors 10 the Al
ES4
WaSfT1S1oa: In Conference with the
AEerca1 general SAT- this morning the
British and French army experts stated
that 5--T1g the Eortnise Of fighting Just
past OF the Western froot the French
have lost Ill Gao IN killed. wounded and
CAPTURED and the British s.. 600.
Washington: Plans are being perfect
III TO place the cu7srol Of AL shiPEarJs N
the hands Of the president II order 70
speed up pru6ucSio1- The present est
@sed Ro0eifv ozcpus Of the stzipya-ts
.. Of the United States Is Np. coo tozs and
/. GERMANY Is destroying IN an average q
f.Sn. 600 tons monthly.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
WEDNESDAY


Co2suhzser: No news has rSsched
this country. from Germany for tine past
ave DAYS and the res1It of the Nav. Day
>sr1Se> - unknown
New YORK: By proclamation issGed
By Mayor Nischs II Yesterday New YORK
CITY viii &c boae DRY between the ho1Es
OF srsi l. II. hereafter.
Pe.rc:Srsd: The srss May Day fs;e TO
be . LIBERATED N this cf,y without tear u
reaczsoaary interference ~zs held yeSser-
d2y. perfecs order was ElSiasaired sltaso
more than raiiiioa ps-SoOs participated
II the Festivities.
London: The British troop ship Bal
i,rat vas sank IN the English ctszunel
last mite by German y-hcat- She Was
on her w2v from Australia and waS iossS-
ed with soldiers from that co1asrv. All
On board were saved
Seattle Every member OF the me
etszscal Department Of the Seattle Ssar
stopped sSozk this E,o(sfnS toc a pSrSosi
OF zen nE.urses As q token OF p-oses r.
gxrsllag the execution Of Noczey or the
seventeenth O. this Eaoash-
W&shIug5oz; Overriding the general
stat the president decided this morning
10 s<ai SINAI, military fcVce 20 France
as soor a the Allies deem i ssivfSsele TO
d5vers vessels tro-, the wucS Of transport
iaS supplies 70 slse carving OF infantry
and eggirzsat-
Ne~ York: The z2vv department an
raocrc~d this morning THAT the Z : :
Saturn Will arrive a. Cozs5cy2 xbczt M1v
10 70 set s. recruiting Sezt5cz foc Alas
ka- This Is being done 20 ezsbie voiua-
sesrs to enlist Is thsre = 10 recruiting
sSas5o- In the TERRITORY
I.oadoa: An o5csal dispatch from TIE
British front states that violent artillery
battle IS raging aEezs 4 sA-gsis f-c2e
from Lezs 70 s. O1s1eia. indicating thzs
HAsg has began pcspo-atzo1s for 2roIh-
er SERVES o. infantry assaults rs Sooa IS
the Frenehs let up their Infantry pressure
Eo<th a7i sasssh Of the AlSne-
WeshizstOa; Herbert Hoover who
has been elec1s,i 10 the position OF food I
controller Of the United States n
statement 70 the press urges hoesew5v~s
70 econon1s II the preparar5o1 Of to.at- /.
stats ard 70 eliminate w-Sse. and seivrSes
the rsca classes to -, lcxzrSes ocly II
ocytSr 10 cozSe-ve the feai supply.
WGSdSrgEon: In 4 statement g5vs1 oGs /
Yesterday Lord Percy. member OF tire
British co-rursSs5o1 and expert @ ship
ping cc1iirSozs> declared that Ger-zry
Is sinking ships &<U than the Allies
en- bald then Fo-sy were Sunk the
hrse week in April Lord Percy declares
that Il dexusves Oh America, CaasAiz and
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

cars< The whole supply IN the hands
OF the saloon rlen ami brewers VAS dis
posed OF to private parties =, high prscSS
lsesorr the closing EfoEr.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
THURSDAY

Varccuver, b c: All employees % all
shIp1 srSiS n This CITY have S,rUcS Tor a.,
increase os wages
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

Pesrcyrsf: The 6rss May Day fs;e 10
be . iebza,ed IN this cry without tear Of
reacz1ooary interference wxs held yesesr-
dav. perfrcs order Was maintained slt-bo
mere than l,,iiiloa ps-So1s participated
II the festivities
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-08-18
Where He Attended State
Rally of County Agents
and High Officials
WITH MUCH PROFIT.
Community Interest Dis
cussed and Various Clubs
For Men, Women, Boys
and Girls Proposed and
Perfected.

H. 0. French, Hancock county farm
agent, returned home this week from
Starkville where he attended a State
rally of the county agents for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. French, in an interview with The
Echo, states he has had very pleasant
as well as a profitable trip. Seeing the
necessity OF more thorough organiza-
ton OF the working forces of the State
and realizing the benefit that would
naturally oe derived from such gath :
ering, the meeting was perfected and
! organized under plans formulated by r.
S.. Wilson, State agent. In addition to
all the county agents being present, the
| four district agents of the State and
many notable speakers from some Of
| the best colleges of the country were
present lending their support to the
| valuable cause.
The object of the meeting was to
| meet and discuss the problems incident
to the work now placed in the hands of
our agents and also to discuss plans
whereby community organization can
be perfected IN various parts of the
county, which, no doubt, if organized
successfully will aid the county age Mt
appreciably in reaching the people and
at the same time will be the means of
bringing about results since the work of
the county agent is certainly growing.
One of the greatest factors and most
essential in this line of work is unity,
and this seems to be one of the SUI iccts
that received much attention in the
meeting at Starkville.
In the matter of marketing the sur
plus crops a plan was discussed where
by a shelter or shucker could be placed
in the most central part of the county
or SO located as to be convenient for all.
Then each product, say corn, soy beans
and velvet beans could be shucked
shelled and sacked and then stored un-
til proper marketing and shipping facil-
tiles could be secured.
At present Mr.. French is very much
pleased with the manner in which the
people of Hancock county have res
ponded to the work, but, says Mr..
French, EWe have only started, and a
great field of improvement lies before
u.s." Later on, as the work progresses,
he intends to thoroughly organize sthe
county into community organization
and expects to carry out many of the
| projects discussed at the State meeting
The following clubs and organizations
will also be organized, Seed Corn Grow
ers and Breeders Association, Duroc-
| Jeraey Hog Association, a Potato
Growers Association and several otner
associations or clubs that may be OF
! some seryice and benefit to the county
Taking it as a whole, Mr.. French
| tells The Echo that no better meeting
of the kind has ever been held and he
feels greatly benefited by same and feels
that he is better prepared to take up
| his work.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-08-18

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