Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-05

SOME BORROWED THOUGHTS.


w sbepper associate editor of Dublin Courier Herald
has lot of common along with fine of humor with
which daily umnes his The other day he had some
and sensible things to in Illuminating sort OF way
which we are going reproduce here today and spend the time
uay required compile this column OF comment IN other activities
Says Shep:
One mans gain another mans is true as the reverse RS and
D4 Pfe he benefited ardent
friends VINO" 1O t b pep and therefore
laws should be governed BY la" o. 6 never Before attained
nationwide howl went up and the eaG er begin when
began amo agan without cause or reason las
with other commodities the cost of living in general ouce
a in the days genea
1t wholly that with substantial .n
auctions the Of fo9d9tu clothing shoes etc corn %n fe
of production including raw materials labor and also %
expense waS hsb q would Be foi to hold
oud aogeteF a that even 3 cent cotton would Yield
profit in proportion P t9 4s cost opook and hard times
T b IN COTTON state and to cotton producers
hitherto intense Oent cotton canpagnin g0 f IT Is pe but
common sense plain the nreatiOnshp of all
duce
What is vastly more important Of cotton wheat
the fact that any ISOLATED product h0o ever nc on fgy @ oton st
R app d d9i Of G kas Cotton reality
4 brQns6 om @ @ depends more or less on the price
o will v6 q sfaS9f ae ana B Wat a0d s what
now cotton down certain points sort
of autocracy perpetated by car or
south beoabe as are the results we South
a the doctrine extensive dvesifcaion
like condition the one prevailing
country trsnag turns hogs and other stock the
and various other things instead OF giving way to general mness
to be Iowa of the largest producing states in the union nona
whenever fails to bring maximum Nowhere
eRar crop permitted play Sc prominent role to interiors with the
really will have serious
viii not be tied to the amount of cotton bales it produces
When the ras9g5aek and pnegood will have given
and cattle the present viii have the shining herds of beef
raising methods bringing fifty bushels
foTn per acre ard not as at present eight bushels OF corn and F~R
twenty bushels OF field when the
and alfalfa both food and feed when the large farm of the
have divided in
place OF the former s oaf vital PeTgte Of thorough
tying the throne of cotton will become Independent
the South viii not be able to i've for e 2d b e T@P t G
dependent on the dictates Of Others.
To back the cotton course
produce that substantial years crop
would really WORK h9h on nm As this through fault of his
Of SPECTATORS and pro should not be he who should suffer for
the cost Of production Thus foryeen
by the wholesaler during the past year through
hold o @ b little e S svs the
the ReveBoa to Withhold from
the manufacturer and the with the former has
Pee me neee whereas Th the latter less speculation
dividends 's' 20 declare 4OO and 900 per cent
Those hOs hear from angry housholde who bought
sugar 80 to hoard ii.
college seniors have until une 10 lean, how 70 f,
this country of its troubles.
In spite of arguments the contrary saws the Renubc
spelbnde the fact reMaines-' INC >''''"'''