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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
16
A compact item highlighting farms and farmers with a nod to inquirers and noting B and B Dew as key entities. The brief item presents a local interest notice focused on agricultural topics and community inquiry opportunities.
A letter from a farmer analyst discusses the lure of a large cotton crop this year amid high prices, fertilizer questions, and labor scarcity. He weighs the risks of expanding cotton at the expense of corn and hogs, notes boll weevil fears, and urges cautious, profitable farming with careful fertilizer plans.
Farmer queries cover sowing spring oats and fall oats with lime and nitro styles, white clover spread around, mule care for wind gall, Peruvian guano value, and detailed fertilizer formulas for cotton. Answers advise soil prep, fertilization ranges, lime use, and practical field practices for Georgia styles and weather implications.
Peter Lynch announces a general overhaul of his 95 Whitehall Street store and will begin selling remaining stock from Mitchell Street in a few days. He lists a large sale of household goods including cowl bowls water pitchers coffee mills basins and related items while trade is consolidated at 95 Whitehall Street with potential relocation to Mileberry Street if permissions delay progress.
The farmer describes land that has been cultivated for several years yielding 1,000 to 1,900 pounds of seed cotton per acre and three bales per acre when well cultivated. He seeks to plant cotton again this year and references advice from an old farmer.
Acknowledges thanks to friends in the city and suburbs for sympathy, comfort, and humane kindness during recent bereavement. Expresses heartfelt gratitude from Whitney and Sarah J. Leech and Olive B. Leech of Atlanta. Date January 30, 1904.
Notice to stockholders announces an annual meeting to elect directors and handle other proper business. The meeting will be at the Empire Building in Atlanta Georgia on Tuesday February 9th 1904. Secretary H F Van Deventer signs the notice.
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