Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-14
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THERE just thing that the Southern farmer he has
trace intelligence will do the coming and that 49,
reduce his the limit IF he cuts out cotton alto
goh he and the South will probably be the better off for it
Yesterday telegraph wires flashed from Washington
final crop and the that the 1920 was
the largest 1924 amounting slightly under l3OOO0OO bales
And Immediately market dropped almost much higher
the than cotton interests had expected to be-
THIS report authentic impossible it to the OBJ
these parts who has reduced gnnngs every
hand throughout Georgia with exceptions OF which
thanks favorable conditions and
gen early fight against the boil weev But had heard for
months of the great raised in Texas Some of didn't be-
would pan large estimated but the ginning
preny DID And the country has great total cotton
And the big crop have little market The mills
buying little and there demand to speak OF Cotton
scarcely be sold at price just now quotations are only nom
inaL
OUR hopes have been raised recently BY the movement to create
export corporation the South and also by the eff
forts of revive the finance corporation to foster the
exporting of cotton and other by supplying the credit neces
enable the poverty stricken countries OF Europe buy
takes the wind out of sails of hope this regard tor an Official
estimate tells that Gemany credit arranged can use
three millions we have been intending to ship there
THE export corporations going help conditions inn
mensey but they not going to be able to market all OF our
The country will probably have considerable
carry-ove result This that will meet
competition from the leftover from the day ginning be
and in the face OF limited world demand low prices only can
result
of judgment that less
be produced next than this less cotton raised and
obtained for what produced it that
whatever produced the ground given by cotton profit
comparatively speaking
OF2N cheap and there much velvet
beans and other which be bit dscouragng
OF the farmers who have been trying heed the diversified
ton doctrine However that condition will long, these
products only suffering from the general financial depression
they not selling because other products of nearly all kinds
not selling When conditions loosen bit they will find
market be converted into profit through the
feeding OF live stock tor the market
WITH GeOrsias fertile soil and mild climate growing anything
the world tropical products perfection there every
why should be only byprodu every When
this becomes fact will bring riches
people any Then and only then will the
South become the granay and orehouse of the world actually
instead OF in potentially as now
THAT children may citys class suggestion Of
Prof William B. McKeever of the University of Kansas Me
Kever has made welfare work children parts the
country specially Recently he has issued card which
There are points upon which may
6ep esH
Play for children in parks and Fairgrounds;
Industry, including work classes in the schools chance
for it. and the conditions for juvenile employment
Schools and the method of connecting them up with the
nunity;
Health covering nursing health inspection and hospitals
scoutcraf for both boys and girls;
safeguards such of and dance halls
Sobty which touches that side of existence known com
life;
Service to include cIrhe = s't hHdrens constructive
well educational problems;
Housing features of which include its ADEQUACY sanitation
comfort.
uoon that sort Of quiz how does our town check uo'
The fact that automobiles Killed year mab
be classified as motorary statistics
Nation spent $500 ooo moo Gov sof. and
dollar Of it caused headech~
For The next few dav. he has been
position Of importance in the family