Athens Fertilizer Centre Rapidly Forging to Front
The Hodgson Cotton Company expands with a modern sulphuric acid plant near Athens on Georgia railroad tracks. It now produces acids and fertilizers locally, serving nearly 4,000 Northeast Georgia farmers and claiming the world’s largest direct retail fertilizer trade. The firm grows nine straight years, operates 27 branches, and vows lower costs by manufacturing at home.
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Athens
South
Hodgson Cotton Company
Georgia
Charleston
Hodgeon Cotton Company
WO Sewer
Northeast Georgia
Pes Bishop
W.G. Mayne
Watkinsville
P. B. Crow
Joel P. Wise
M. L. Bond Winder
M. D. Irwin Bogart
Hodgson Cotton Bowman
W. A. David & A.J. Newborn Company
Carlton Broach Bros. & Co
Arthur G Wright Company
Splendid
Gholston Brostem
Moon & Benton
East
L. H. Coe
W.L Kirk
Gillsville
Felix W. House
Greensboro
Jas, E. Armor
Harmony Grove
J. F. Shannon
Hall
Luther Tolbert
Jas
Tolbert
Lexington Agile
Faust
T. J. Carr
Maysville
Bait
Freeman
Nicholson QO. L. Bond
Royston Hubbard Bros
Statham
M. J. Tacker
Stephen
C. J. Landrum Capital
J. O. Watkins