Another cause contributed, to the securing of the better price for the cotton sold by the ce-operative. Mr. Griffing had observed the methods adopted by the middlemen in the Jocailty and found. that they water fed the cotton as they baled it. He decided to try ginning and baling for the ce-operative and made an arrangement with the cotton mills In Shang-hal. ta purchase his properly baled' cotton. At once all that he could produce had a ready market. The Map showing area in which, cotton crops are being improved, {Ruth teseeotion adhering than the The fibre and leave the seed vith ive machines. This also increased the
organized' Imo n. whole ay" school in' 1926, the Rural School was re~ Srel'the attendance rote to 40" chil-ven. lite. Lh! Chil also established {private linie this same year, {oft tne enrollment of the school in~ teased' to 60 so that an assistant tacher had to be engaged.
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