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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
2
A long reader letter mix of opinions argues that farmers should not bear high costs for inputs while consumers pay steady prices. It compares hog, beef, and cotton markets, notes broker and freight charges, and suggests stronger farm banking and local self sufficiency amid rising costs.
J G Coady Finleyson Ga reports heavy rain ten days with more in store. Corn fair but cotton prospects poor. early planting ruined by wet weather and seeds wasted. Farmers busy cultivating, grain up to their eyes, and drought damage noted. Also includes peach budding guidance with shield method and knife technique for budding stock.
The fragment discusses large areas with few chickens, tender young jlfella plants, and young trees. It notes the advantage of rich manure, recommends applying 600 to 1000 pounds per acre of 3-4- phos phoric acid and potash during land prep and annually, and suggests several bushels of mocsiating soll per acre for a season.
Collector Rucker notes ten days grace after month end but June 30 remains the last day for corporation tax payment under the act. Forms sent by the Internal Revenue Service will bear red notices about June 30, with penalties of 5 percent plus 1 percent interest per month if unpaid.
Washington notes a sharp drop in Japan bound imports from the United States and Europe in the first quarter of 1910 compared with 1908 and 1909. American imports fall from 14.75 million to 37,000,000, and European shipments drop from 265.5 million to 316.25 million, while Asia and Oceania rises to 33.0 million. The shift is tied to cotton pricing, with Japan sourcing cotton globally when prices rise.
Philadelphia reports the death of Rev Dr Adolph Spacth a prominent Lutheran pastor and educator aged 61 last night at his home He led SS John Evangelical Lutheran church for four decades and taught at Mount Airy Theological Seminary for twenty years Advanced obituary notes his long service and influence in the denomination.
Exports of manufactures for the month ending May reached a total value of 71,000,000. Data indicates May exports may exceed prior months, with the year’s first ten months contributing to the fiscal year 1919. The report highlights the overall growth in the U S export trade and anticipates further increases.
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