The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 15, 1920, Page 6, Image 6
TOBACCO GROWERS IX SESSION, j
A. M. Denbow Made Member of Exec-!
utive Committee at Florence.
Florence, July 7.?The South Carolina
Tobacco association, in session
here yesterday, passed a resolution
urging the growers of tobacco to deposit
money derived from sales in the
banks and keep it there as long as
possible. The resolution was drawn
and adopted following a talk by
Bright Williamson, of Darlington, on
the matter of financing this year's
crop. -Mr. Williamson referred to the
fact that money is tight and that the
banks when borrowing had to pay
a large rate of interest. He said he
thought he spoke for the banks of the
tobacco belt when he expressed the
willingness of the tyanks to do everything
they could in the way of extending
accommodatfons to warehousemen
and buyers for handling
the crops. He believed, however, that
the farmers could finance their own
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crop if they will put the money in
the bank and keep it there instead of
buying automobiles and other things
they do not need. 'Hie association
appointed a committee of three,,con-1
sisting of Bright Williamson, J. W.
McCown and T. Benton Young to prepare
advertising matter and ispreaa
the prapaganda generally, so that
the farmers could all cooperate in
L the effort.
Another thing decided on by the
association was the effort to have
the tobacco season extended until September
20. The breaks will be held
on July 20, and there is a general
demand among the farmers to have
Mhe sales on all warehouses at least
sixty days. It was determined to reorganize
the association and change
namp. from the South Carolina
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Tobacco Growers association to the
South Carolina Tobacco association.
An effort will be made to extend the
membership to all classes of business
men, including merchants,
professional men, bankers, warehousemen
and buyers. The plan
is to make the association thoroughly
cooperative. \
The meeting was called by Vice
President N. A. McMillan, of Mul/
lins. It was attended by men from
all parts of the tobacco belt. Bright
Williamson acted as chairman. The
'following officers were elected: President,
. N. A. McMillan, of iVIuilins;
vice presidents, Bright Williamson,
of Darlington, W. C. Hemingway, of
Hemmingway, and W. E. Lea, of
Timmonsville. A committee was
charged with th? duty of employing
a paid secretary and treasurer. An
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executive committee of fourteen members
was named, including A. M.
Denbow, of Bamberg.
During the meeting, well posted
buyers and warehousemen expressed
the opinion that good, bright tobacco
would sell well this year, but that
there was little prospect of the poorer
grades, especially, the dark stuff, to
bring as good a price as it did last
year. On account of the embargo oh
foreign shipments, American manufacturers
would have to buy the crop,
but it was stated that they had less
\ tobacco on hand of the good grades
than ever before and would be ready
Vmvorc Onp> hnver who has just re
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turned from abroad stated tbat the
foreign markets were glutted with
tobacco and it would be 1921 before
they would take any more.
. WOMAN CHOPPED TO DEATH.
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Husband Charged With Committing
the Murder.
St. Matthews, July 5.?In the
Sandy Run section t'nis morning, Willie
Williams is alleged to have chopped
his wife to death with a hoe. The
father of the murdered woman, who
was near by; says that Williams followed
his wife into the smoke house
and in a few minutes came out and
left. The father went k in and found
. the woman dying, it is said. Her
head was literally chopped to pieces
and a hoe with a short handle and
blood stains told the story.
Williams made his escape and is at
large with Sheriff Hill in pursuit.
Williams had only last Saturday
been bound over to the higher court
charged with brutally beating his
- ife, who was ill and has an infant.
She had been directed by Magistrate
S igerer to go to the home of her
father, where she could live in safety.
The magistrate had directed Williams
to give her her clothes. She
had gone to her .former home this
morning or. this mission when she
was killed.
Bog Bite is Fatal.
Washington, July 8.?Michael W.
Hester, 56 years of age, of Easley,
S. C., died on a train at Alexandria,
Va., today as a result of being bitten
by a dog seven weeks ago. He was
being rushed to Johns Hopkins hospital,
Baltimore, for treatment, accompanied
by members of his family
and Brs. Ponder, of Easley, and
Charles W. Gentry, of Greenville, S.
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No. 3?Read Down SCHEDULE Read Up?No. 4.
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