Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

OF business spinn ambition no display of i'm
Hpr theg seeking achieve the result through
q then correspondents the American
no cotton buys cotton and has
On rampage for pee fixing The leaders this
means ranihcatns extending into anv en-
the accept their plan and fix
price Of cotton II would be necess "a oan;zs no+bs - =
tent This would jobs of them would be
quite influential But theory
action have explanation willing nper prosperity the
South IN order to become funciOnar with highundinr
@ There too opportunities open to to the
man who Is willing 10 90 something for country begin enter
prise At the farmer.
There has recently been price fixing agitation Its most
apparent e upon the market Thursday when price dropped
approximately SIS bale Friday somewhat but did
moi recover from The depression of the inning to
I -loh Is on the increase for price fixing Friday
n was IN Washington ndeavong government to take
some drastic acton looking fixing we might have
- @ D0h ana We 90 Il VII result disastrOusly for
As long this agitation farmer VIII have before
FlzpeC' O an arbitrary plce for his product It
welcome prospect for the farmer likely VIII be that
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cotton as long the
Of product
The fair and the thing president to announce
hat The government market price The
agitation would Immediately and to its
normal e and be governed by supply and question
ae1 IN The market and the chief sufferer
@ government has fixed anything buys
DE buys mule he bids against government agent the same
q he buys TlOw or hires
The government fixed price to stimulate
' Ih great boon for
gave them insurance from the that they
@ gwen amount for their product,
.ng farmers - y ~ ~ e
In the North principal activities are rnanuacunr and
wormen Of
they TO do with ~ ' ~
When the Southern paws what the mann
aT the wholesaler and the retailer The farmer
must bear the burden and big business profits desires
Ae Souu Is poor country II has been
e1y the aion
south the of the the country was moi
e1 mace oesoi2se to
scenes Of their homes find Their fertile fields were
% WIN weeds; untitled and n ruins They land
The South emerging from upheavz shook It's foundations
70 l the influence of Of prosperity that came
years ago to other sections Of the country
And the appearance Of poverty is the signal r.. . -
le VINO would hold the South while the remainder 81
the country forges ahead. - 4 "
Ii is about the Southern fa-re, h,s - -,
me OF aehe that his children might ADVANTAGES u+i,a
@ deprived hin Of and the dawn a is breaking ova- -
e2 he IS part Of the though deuv srv - 50
benefits bestowed sections many years OF the
he = sending his to the wa hr~..-
fll hea IN the and he patriotic the core
We want the farmers Of the notify their
% 70 see to 1t that they penalzed; that they have
abored and sacrificed Ff - f4OfO'Aon As they have /
want - no ne poe fixing for cotton and furthermore ~ani no more
o eehA Of the farmer by friend. rnd the sons-
n VINO are reapng untold their contract with -,
me southern farmer intelligence He know. xA.
oF h what he knows how TO 70 af = p gOoo
wants TO be let alone . -Nt 49, iagh' now ne
hearttoheart talk the writer of the foreroing
Aes lhe laIIner INTO his confidence by eIing b. -.
~ slSculauofs are doing for him" Then he saws tbo+ :
laIIer IN attempting have the Government - g. On le
o'po Is there farmer the South so ivnor.n+ q =.
any such rot - 's"Oia ant as 10 believe
mas the farmer NOW did they EVER have saw y -
llNing the price Of cotton say IN lhe
"heh uhe larmer leaves home in the morning with -.
& m the market ne cannot tell because he does not ~
~ INT cotton ~lA sell for He knows too that cotton finch