Fertilizer Waste in Cotton Growers States Warns of Losses
The Cotton Seed January issue argues Gulf States using less commercial fertilizer than Atlantic States lost significant potential earnings. It cites Texas Georgia and Mississippi planted large acreages producing millions of bales, with field yields much higher in Atlantic states. The article urges wider use of commercial fertilizers and asserts cotton seed meal as the best fertilizer for Southern farmers.
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Cotton Seed
Gulf States
Atlantic States
Texas
Louisiana
Miasinaippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Milantic States
Bates
Avlantic States
Texan
North Carolna
South Clina
Omall
Arkansas
J Ries Sri
Richmond
Little Rock
Naya To Assis Association
Enrop
New Orleans Times
Vississipp
Pevas
Arkansad la
Cotton Belt
James Wilson
National Department of Agriculture
South
Northwest
Wilzon
Wilson
Beaver Dam
Taylor
R. P Steinbelner Brooks
New Year Greeting Highlights Dominion Bank in Bristol
A long reading on banking and regional finance notes the Dominion National Bank in Bristol as a leading, trusted institution. It praises its twenty years of service since starting as a private bank in 1888 and becoming a national bank in 1890, with assets near one million dollars, capital stock 120000, surplus and profits over 40000, and deposits around 620000. The piece references strong correspondents in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore and calls for continued patronage amid shifting Southern economic strength and growing interregional trade.
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United States
South
New York
Bristol Yeon
Dominion National Bank
Dominion
Natonal Bank
HE Jones
Ita Organization
Huntarianice
A P McNeil
P _ Moore
HW Hebron
Mr Moore
Hanover National Bank
New York Corn Exchange National Bank
Philadelphia
National Baltmore
Southern Cottro' Co District Offices in Atlanta Savannah Augusta
The Southern Cotton Co manufacturers of commercial fertilizers announces district offices located in Atlanta Savannah and Augusta extending service coverage to farmers across Georgia. Local agents counsel on soil enhancements and supply timely fertilizer for crops.
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Southern Cottro’ Om Co. Manufacturers of — Commercial Fertilizers
Atlanta
Savanosh
Augusta
Bristol Wholesale Center Drives Regional Hat Trade Growth
Bristol develops as a wholesale hub aided by rail links and broad distribution. The Taylor Christian Hat Company, five years old in December 1905, operates nationwide across nine to ten southern states, with nine salesmen. In 1909 the firm posted record volume and December proved strongest. competition remains keen but the company leads in Georgia and the Deep South. Management includes S A Christian, John N Euntsman, and D Taylor.
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Bristol
Ferrier
Taylor Christian Het Company
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fate
Taylor Christan Hat Company
Thg
South
S. A. Chilatian
John N Euntsman
Doc D Taylor
Trasa
Progress in the Twin City Bristol Drug Manufacturing
Bristol Tins Leo Marea presents Bristol Drug Manufacturing Company as a leading, expanding enterprise in the Prat Year scene. From a small Moore Street space, the firm now occupies half a large lake-thick building with 100 000 square feet, modern machinery, and a ten-man traveling sales force serving the southern states. Led by President Rankin and Secretary-Treasurer WW Lochert, the company makes Peacock Fingering Extracts, Grocers Ke ngs, Drug Specialties, and Chewing Gum noted for high quality and attractive packaging.
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Bristol
Leo Marea Ofers
Bristol Drug Manufacturies
Company
Bristol Drug Branufacturing
Moore Street
Stott
Peacock Lj&spring
Eldea
Pristole Manufacturing
Gell
Rankin
Lochert
Southern Colonization East Tennessee Farm Opportunity
The article argues for southern colonization and intensified farming in East Tennessee, claiming the region offers favorable climate and markets, with a healthful environment and strong agricultural potential. It contrasts southern development with northern and western congestion and stresses interior expansion to meet population growth.
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Thuat
Termessee
Bristol Emerges as Wholesale Footwear Hub
A live concern, Faucette Peaster Shoe Co opens three years ago and grows beyond Bristol. The firm operates near the passenger depot with eight traveling reps and two trade teams, serving Virginia, West Virginia, the Carolinas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Bristol becomes gateway to the New South as the company expands, offering footwear at competitive prices and quality designed to attract patrons. The leadership’s faith in Bristol as a wholesale center drives ongoing growth and optimism for the coming year.
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Bristol
Men Deers
Ubings
Faucette Peaster Shoe Company
Travela
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolinas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Faucetté
New South
Faucette Peavier Shoe Company
Georgia Experiment Station
Georgia
Caing
Dorange Judd Co
New York
Leamgton
Missouri Experiment Station
Columbia Mo
Division of Botany
Department of Agriculture
Washington DC
Bristol Coffin and Casket Company pioneers Southern industry
The Bristol Coffin and Casket Company, established five years ago and operating since 1907 from a larger plant beside the Virginia and Southwestern railroad, manufactures coffins and caskets including metallic varieties with metal linings and undertaker hardware. It serves the South, Virginia, West Virginia, and southern Ohio, led by Cody as president with Cooper as vice president and treasurer and Carl Harmeting as secretary and general manager.
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Virginia and Southwestern Railroad
South
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Cody
Pusupany
Cooper
Carl Harmeting
Cotton Variety Test Lists 22 Varieties Remaining
A historical crop report lists the remaining twenty two cotton varieties in the test lineup. Varieties cited include Franklin 9 Prolific Camerana Improved Walls Larry Prolific Excessor Prolific Cook Improve Ochladhnes Farm Tool Cook 8 Improved Georgia Station Hitos Pralife Lisseva FB Boil Lavions improved Pullnot Smiths Farly BB Wilders No 1 Sardine improved Ochlowines Farm Toot Schley Moss Gold Coin Cunningham igelect Aurore Wexall Steinhelmers Cooks Alabama Experiment Stations Inc 257 Cool BJ REDDING.
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Cranklin
Larry
Georgia
Smiths Farly
Wilders
Farm Correspondence on Corn and Rust in Texas
A reader from Waco asks for farming guidance on corn and rust control, detailing past rust issues, fertilizer use, and crop rotation ideas. The note discusses kabit fertilizer, acid, cotton yields, and herbicide or soil amendments, seeking practical advice for rust risk and potash substitutions.
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Acasod
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Bristol, Tennessee
Twin City
Case
Interstate Land Company
East Tennessee
Long Fife
Hristo
Excelser & Variely
Lorn
Eich
Cleveland
Bryat Eld
Aise
Erry
Williams Summerton
Robert Braserton
Joe Jacobs
South Kirkwood
Bue
Pertont Corr
Fer ' Gratin
Nemes
Marbora Stein
Emer
Marlboro
Bam Ss
Burela
Impros
Brooks
Sy Cockes Profite Morgan
Aly
Bailey
Monres
Monroe Carms
Frank E. Block CO
Department of Trade
Taylor-Chriating Hat Company
Ita
North Pole
Fawcette-Peagler Shoe Co
Wholeanje Shoes
Rubber Goode Bristol
Bristol Coffin and Casket Company
Teancoree
Whitehall Street
Hunter Street
The
Waty
Adler & Leers
Whitehall
Forrest
George Adair
Adriattment House
Rawson Strel
A M Rucker
Tom Chatham
Oscar Venable
Tvy
Rhodes
Marietta Street
Clevelanag
Covington x Toole
Mepres
Triumph
Trustha
Steinheimer
Cleveland Aaa
Witburso
McCrary
Waco Texas
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B. F. Avery & Sons
West Alabama Street
P Nash
Elam
C Swinney
Smithson
Pate
Cordie Pate
Greenberg Bond & Bloomfield
Otlock
Greenwood Ga
Allenta
Knights of Prinins
Aclante Lodge No 20
Odge
Kieer
Hunter Ats
Atlanta Floral Company
Henry W
Joseph Brooks
Lillian Russell
Hobart
Mars
Tues
Ced Spooner
Delizanium
Little Terror
Ee Rhetth
Dally Dava
McCauley
Feron
Paul Durand
Imal Wendt
Alt Grant, Monat Breogist Heefings
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Carr Bates
DR. H. Jensen
Physiciana
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Atlante
Colin Gianine
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