Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-10-07
DRESDEN, TENN, OCTOBER 2, 1921
THE WEAKLEY COUNTY
FARM BUREAU, What IT IS

Weakey County
day, and for while seemed there would not be enough
present to business but various and
goody number got to work and laid plans tor urhe
steps toward organization Several committeeman reported
that they would like to have extension of time to canvass
their territory for membership such time granted
The next meeting was for the first Monday in Nove-
at the house Dresden at 10 o'clock Every
the county urged to be present and finish the
organization and election of officers If do not know
what good for than you have read heard talked
ask district committeeman and come to Dresden on the
first Monday in November will be one who has
had great deal of experience with this organization all over
the state. .
Below are some the benefits why should
have Farm Bureau and of the things that should be
worked out through
The object of the Farm Bureau shall be to promote the
economic and social welfare Of Weakey county especially
related to agriculture and country life
l. By correlang, co-ordinatng and guiding the Wcrk OF
the various agencies and organizations in the county BY
encouraging the organization Of specialized associations or In
dusre the purpose of developing specific part the
economic social of the county BY assisting IN
the organization of rural communities for economic and socal
welfare purposes throughout the county By cooperating
with the various branches of the county state and federal gov
eminent in the broadcast possible manner.
Memberships Any person interested in the objects Of the
Farm Bureau may become member by subscribing to this
lconstituton and paying the annual dues provided.
Officers The government and officers OF this Farm B-
reau shall be vested in board of directors and Officers elect
led from membership representing the various classes
shall serve and elected by secret ballot.
Commttee There shall be standing committees gener-
al farming livestock fruit and truck marketing, finance
membership publicity social welfare urban relations home
welfare school, health and sanitation transportation ana
communication. -,
duly qualified shall audit the books OF the
Farm Bureau the expiration of the fiscal He shall
certify under oath the correctness of the annual financial
statement rendered by the ecrearytreasuer and financial
statement shall be published in the local paper.
The Farm Bureau organization shall not engage in
buying selling trading activities nor shall it hold stock or
bonds in organizations undertaking such activities.
Let everybody pull together and put this organization
through on November T. 1921 Call the following commit
teemen in the various districts for information
| District il. T. Brooks, Leonard McClaln.
District 2-Joe Johnson A. W. Lampkins.
District 3-Ira Chldress
District 4-Everett Shankln.
District 81. S. Tyson Cayce Pentecost.
| District 6-Alman Foster.
District Ross Tlly Harry Butts Oscar McClam o. l.
Brown
District 81. G. Stoker, Frank LOwrance.
District 9--Knox Elan, W. NJ. Orr, Hollis Coats.
District 1O-Johnnie Jones'
District 11-Az Smith ~ %@
District 12-Tom Brawner.
District 13-NeaI Ward.
District 14-Jm Kennedy.
District 15-Claud Curee.
District 16-Charley Elinor.
District 17-E l. Brundige, w. H. Finch.
District 18-Charley Whitock Ben Rea A. L. Brooks.
District 19-John OvertOn.
District 20. C. Halter
District 21-Aaron Campbell, Tom Tillman.
District &c M. Neld.
District 24-Jack Jolley Isham Stafford Geo. Perry
District 25-M. Mansfield, Sam Winstead.