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Domestic News July 15, 1924

The Cordele Dispatch And Daily Sentinel

Cordele, Crisp County, Georgia

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At a largely attended meeting of the Crisp County Board of Trade directors, P. G. Fitzgibbons was elected president, with Fred Harder and F. L. Bartholomew as vice presidents. They were authorized to hire a new secretary after Mr. Greer's contract ended June 22. The board reported $5,642.19 annual costs, debt-free except to the secretary, and highlighted a key enterprise paying $360,000 yearly in Cordele.

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FITZGIBBONS MADE HEAD OF COUNTY BOARD OF TRADE

FINE MEETING HELD IN WHICH PRESIDENT AND TWO VICE PRESIDENTS GIVEN AUTHORITY TO NAME SECRETARY

In a largely attended meeting of the Board of Directors last night, Mr. P. G. Fitzgibbons was elected president of the Crisp County Board of Trade.

Mr. Fred Harder was elected one of the vice presidents, Mr. F. L. Bartholomew being the other vice president.

The president and two vice presidents were authorized as a committee to negotiate for a secretary for the coming year, Mr. Greer's contract having ended on June 22.

At its general meeting recently, the Board of Trade elected fifteen additional directors, and most of these with many of the old members were present and the general sentiment of the meeting was enthusiastic and harmonious.

The secretary made his annual financial report, showing that the board has cost $5,642.19 for the entire year and that the Board was free of debt except to the secretary.

It was shown that the Board of Trade had done many things for Crisp county, Cordele and the surrounding territory during the past year, had many other things under development that would eventually be worked out and that the Board of Trade was absolutely essential for the progress of the community in future. One enterprise alone had more than paid the cost of the Board for many years to come. That enterprise is paying out thirty thousand dollars a month, $360,000 a year and in a period of ten years, at the present rate would pay out in and around Cordele $3,600,000. If the Board had done nothing else but this, it is considered it was well worth all it cost for some years.

What sub-type of article is it?

Appointment Economic

What keywords are associated?

Crisp County Board Of Trade Election Fitzgibbons President Financial Report Cordele Enterprise

What entities or persons were involved?

P. G. Fitzgibbons Fred Harder F. L. Bartholomew Mr. Greer

Where did it happen?

Crisp County

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Crisp County

Event Date

Last Night

Key Persons

P. G. Fitzgibbons Fred Harder F. L. Bartholomew Mr. Greer

Outcome

board elected new officers; authorized to negotiate for secretary; annual costs $5,642.19, free of debt except to secretary; successful enterprise paying $360,000 a year.

Event Details

In a largely attended meeting of the Board of Directors last night, Mr. P. G. Fitzgibbons was elected president of the Crisp County Board of Trade. Mr. Fred Harder was elected one of the vice presidents, Mr. F. L. Bartholomew being the other vice president. The president and two vice presidents were authorized as a committee to negotiate for a secretary for the coming year, Mr. Greer's contract having ended on June 22. At its general meeting recently, the Board of Trade elected fifteen additional directors, and most of these with many of the old members were present and the general sentiment of the meeting was enthusiastic and harmonious. The secretary made his annual financial report, showing that the board has cost $5,642.19 for the entire year and that the Board was free of debt except to the secretary. It was shown that the Board of Trade had done many things for Crisp county, Cordele and the surrounding territory during the past year, had many other things under development that would eventually be worked out and that the Board of Trade was absolutely essential for the progress of the community in future. One enterprise alone had more than paid the cost of the Board for many years to come. That enterprise is paying out thirty thousand dollars a month, $360,000 a year and in a period of ten years, at the present rate would pay out in and around Cordele $3,600,000. If the Board had done nothing else but this, it is considered it was well worth all it cost for some years.

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