The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-10-05
DELIVERY SEASON
in FULL SWING

ALBANY, Ga, Oct. 1.-Delivery
season for members Of the Georgia
Peanut Groweres Cooperative Asso.
citation is now in full swing, particu.
larly in the southern part of the
state. Members are showing a re-
markable degree of loyalty, accord
ing to Colonel Robert E. L. Spence,
President and General Manager of
the new cooperative marketing or
ganization, and practically no diff
ficulty is anticipated on account of
failures to deliver. Advances are
being made at the rate of $75 ton
for No. 1 peanuts and $65 a ton for
No. 2's. Participation receipts is
sued to the members with these ad-
vances are good at many banks as
collateral for loans to growers who
may feel the need of extra money
before their next payments are
made, Colonel Spence explained.
]. J. Watson, Production and Sales
Manager, has completed the list of
bonded warehouses and the list of
temporary storage warehouses and
receiving stations. Members have
the option of delivering at either a
bonded warehouse or a temporary
etorooo ,x,o7,obOnco ~ roooiviun CT q
ton, according to their convenience,
but are urged to use the bonded
warehouses if possible, on account
of the savings in insurance rates,
freights and other costs. The lists
are as follows:
Bonded Warehouses-Barwick, G.
L. Massey; Arlington, Trio Peanut
Company; Edison, Wallerstein &
Virgins; Morgan, Farmers Ware
house; Fit. Gaines, McRay Bros; New
nan, Coweta Oil Co.; Senoia, j. c.
Arnall; Albany, Albany Oil Co.;
Cordele, E. L. STRIPPING; Blakely,
Empire Cotton Oil Co.; Greensboro,
Greensboro Bonded Warehouse
Monticello, Planters Warehouse Co;
Shady Dale, Farmers Warehouse
Camilla, T. A. AGREE Co.; Madison,
Empire Cotton Oil Co. ;Eatonton, G.
X. Riley; Donalsonville, Donaldson
vile Oil Mill; Richland, Richland
Cotton Oil Co.; Dawson, Dawson
Compress Co.
Temporary Storage Warehouses
and Loading acknowledgements,
r. H. Griffin; Cochran, Cochran Oil
& Gin Co.; Pavo, w. A. Rayburn;
Quitman, Chas. M. Dixon; Leary,
M. d. Addison; Fairburn, J. C. Reid;
Doerun, ]. r. Culberth; Abel, M. M.
Castleberry; Sharpsburg, J. C. Har-
ris; Turin, Fred Hunter; cambridge,
w. G. Powell; Climax, J. A. ARTERY;
Unadilla, H. r. Broxton; Pinehurst,
T. A. Bragg; Damascud Willie
Wiley; Fayetteville, A. L. Mathews;
Cairo, G. D. Reddick; Whigham, A.
j. Grew; White Plains, r. E. Staple
ton; McDonough, Planters Ware
house & Lumebr Co.; Locust Grove,
Browns Warehouse; Dublin, T. B.
Hicks; Leesburg, T. A. Daniel; Val
dosta, Lowndes Alliance Warehouse
Co.; Greenville, Greenville Ware
house & Oil Co.; Stovall, Cal &
Chas. Harmon; Colquitt, w. c. Dan
Ger; Hinsonton, D. D. Aubrey; Sale
City, I. M. Marchant; Pelham, M. w.
Turner; Rutledge, A. V. Wallace;
Bostwick, Supply Co.; Newborn, W.
F.. Williams; Arnoldsville, Arnolds-
vile Warehouse & Commission Co.;
Hawkinsville, George B. Mashburn;
Colemen, Joe Ray & Co.; Cuthbert,
Cuthbert Warehouse Co.; Shellman,
D. E. Buress; Iron City, j. L. Miller;
Lumpkin, j. T. Humber; Richland
Cotton Oil Co.; Leslie, H. L. Speer;
Bronwood, D. B. Hill; PARROT, En-
NETT Pinkston; Boston, Chas. M. Dix
on; Townsville, Chas. M. Dixon;
Meigs, ]. L. Pitcher; Sycamore, G.
D. Sheppard; Ashburn, E. w. Gar
ner; Monroe, Roberts Bros; Social
Circle, W. B. Spearman; Sanders
vile, T. W. Newsome; Pitts, D. @.
Harris; Washington, Washington
Warehouse Co.; Oakfeld, w. W.
Storm; Sumner, T. L. Sumner, Syl-
vester, A. M. Burts; Warwick, ]. C.
Middleton.