The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-15
M'RAE : APPRII1HI ! NEW cOIiIIN|S1l|
IOvsInOr .S Gives Hs.r,, to Arkansas .' co-ops'',,hl h
 tiOn--state Bssss.''' ls''''
 ing Interest ''A
From the Arkansa.

From the Arkansst
 McRae, after earss,,' ssss l'~s then. the marketing plan Of t'',s'' ,s cotton cotton Growers co,sDs'''.A ~' proval. ns han
 Tn a letter to L. ". o... tary Of the associatiou's s's'' s' committee, the goverpo, 'lll S'sa'
 T heartily approve " s'ils m0dity plan of the Arkss.' 7, t. Growers, co-Operative 'l.' tor marketing cotton. Sapiro's splendid talk ra. as'4 was profoundly imDresssa' s''' argument. I trust tba sa VIII pc made suficientlvv v'ssaa dominate the cotton inGu.a sa's cotton growers, who bs.a ,'aus'y perts Tn the productio1 Nsaa' must now turn their aita.sl \ sla transportation and masIasH sIasioH D SI Hitherto they have dsns9g srsa9g \ others to do the marlaslaet sspsaaet se and they have met ;.ag S;sag ief Ss and disaster. It is their balloa b1ppua'a.s l am glad to see that iss. igaalhsii | solved oi to attend to it th,1 mi, n n , efficient organization. rS TS slas can count upon my heartv~ ~ lalus ton Tn any plan that has i.s ea pose cheaper transportstia,ss V s D ter marketing for farm u proia.,, ssa \ <
 Bankers Show Inte,ss, .'N
 Interest that Arkansas hsss. " taking in the organization' 'alAss as .s ! kansas Cotton Growers co.oaas.'a \, as < Association and their w;II;.,'ala' IS.vpsllaa'i aid m the movement k eVisssS ssss the letters that are beino ssaa'''.i s..'I''a Hugh T. Brown, manager '0ss.'s' of .ss sociatlon's organization eomm;..a. As his office in the old countv ,,''s.s ss,..s.I
 Recently, Robert E. Wsit ss'.'s ~ of the Bankers Association sssss. s.s. officers of the banks of the .tss. ss's !. ing them to send to him or N, {. Brown names of not less thu ts. more than five "enterprisirs. ~ < getic cotton growers in your ss,s. s' s. ity who would be capable apd s1 ss to act as leaders in organiTino " " borhood or county units of thss s iS, l;, sas Cotton Growers Co-opers.lss' sociation." Mir. Wait caIIsS 2, tion to the fact that the LitI. E p Clearing House Association K,s qualifiedly endorsed the plans < cotton growers association. asl similar action had been taken b special committee of the Afks Bankers Association.
 Many bankers turnout the ssl. ready have responded by sen5Im lists of names and nearly all of i have added a word or two ei
  mendation for the association
 J. D. DuBard, cashier of the 2, CTS and Merchants bank of Ns Tree, wrote: "This is to adYIs that we will be glad to assist ia way that we can."
 John c. Adams, cashier of ths of Panghorn, concluded his lelter list of names by writing; aEg anxious to cooperate in this, Eh think is the most important step undertaken by the cotton fame
 Gay Hawkins, cashier of the ples' bank of Holly Grove, vu noted with pleasure the fact lhi Arkansas Bankers Associstia dorses the plan"
 If this bank can be of any ? ance at any time We shall k glad to hear from you, wrote Alsobrook, cashier of the Perg bank.
 L. K Kaiser, cashier of the ples' Bank of Imboden. wrnls. nave no farm bureau here, but like to organize one, but will hl have more information before ' talk intelligently to the fa about it."