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K I N G
With The Farmers Cooperative Marketing
And Customers Are Advised That
Their Cotton May Be Used With
To Advances Madk At Time .
By The Association. ? ^ -
Your Own Business
tract Today
CO-OPERATE
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What it means to
YOU
Consolidated effort
Orderly marketing
Over the top financially
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Prosperity for planters
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Every farmer satisfied
Raw cotton sales at^a profit
All for all
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Three million dollars saved in 1922 cot-ton by
members of the Association on lo7,UUU
bales
Everlasting happiness on the farm.
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deposit a share of the earnings made you by the Cotton Grow
ers Association in the
Mutual Bank, IT
The Bank of Mutual Service
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Earns its
The dollars that lie idle in your pocket, money box or safe
are a dead loss to you as far as their earning, power are con
cerned.
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PUT your idle dollars in our SAVINGS Department where
every dollar earns its , board and keep, while compound interest
increases their numbar. \ ?' -
Deposit every dollar you receive. Pay your bills by check
? the only safe and practical way.' T"
Liberal interest paid on time certificate of deposit? can be
turned into cash at one minute's notice. ' ... "
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ecurity
ervice
Our active officers are under bond for more than twice the
amount of cash on hand. Hold-up and Burglary Insurance car
ried for the protection of our depositors.
Polk County Bank & Trust Go.
The Bank that Backs the Farmer
County Depository ; .
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Capital, Surplus and Profits $16,000. Resources over $120,000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
, J. R. Sams, Chm. of the Board
E. W. Cobb, President
Frank Jackson, Vice President
Fred W. Blanton, Vice Bel & Cashier
M. L. Arledge, Assistant-dashier . '
E. B. Cloud, Attorney
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Columbus' North Carolina
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J. W; Newman
W. T. Hammett
P. D. Williams
}i J.H.'Gibbs
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J. ,1; Branscom
Geo. A. Painter