The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 03, 1920, Image 5
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Examinations for Cotton Graders, j
Clemson College, May 25.?The Ex- j
tension Service of Clen^pn College is!
preparing to hold examinations for
?+he selection of experienced cotton
graders as eligibles for the cotton
^ grading work that is to be put on in
the various counties. Under the cooperative
agreement which has been made
with the South Carolina Division of
the American Cotton Association, the |
State Warehouse Commissioner, the j
United States Bureau of Markets, and j
Clemson College, it is the duty of
the Extension service to select and
recommend for appointment these official
cotton graders for such counties
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The Pathfinder jpves full particuls:
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cooperative agreement. 1
Attractive salaries will be offered i
for men who are well qualified by !
training and experience to fill these ^
positions. The duties of appointees
will be to class cotton for the farmers j t
in accordance with the United States I ]
Government standard grades, to in- j
struct farmers in securing reliable in- i
formation as to market prices for cot- <
ton, to encourage cooperative market- (
ing, and to work in accord with the
local county farm demonstration
agents in the matter of marketing.
Applicants for these positions must
have had at least three consecutive
years' experience in handling cotton,
and two years' experience in classing
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roads, did 5,452 miles in 7 days
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to Chicago at express train spee
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an of the wonderful riding quaii
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Average, 32.45 mile* per hour.
Oasolme, 20.24 miles pfcr cation.
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ind grading cotton. Applicati
nust be accompanied by referen
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liar with the applicant's qualifi
;ions.
All applications should be addres
;o E. C. Seifert, Specialist in Cot
Marketing, Extension Sendee, Cl<
son College, S. C., who will furri
nformation as to time and place
;xaminations and other details.
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in each ' month. Visiting breth
cordially invited. E. L. Hirsch, W.
H. L. Prosser, Sec. 1-1
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