New Impetus to Southern Industry Sparks Growth in Dixie
A long article outlines a bold shift toward southern industrial expansion driven by cotton mill growth, capital investment, and new mills in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas, and other states. It cites rising spindle counts, planned mill construction, and increased capital as evidence of economic revival and regional autonomy.
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Cotton and Bank Confidence Rise in the South
The article discusses sustained southern cotton manufacturing growth, strong profits for many mills, and a wave of bank deposits fueling investment. It notes few failures amid praise for capital discipline, while banks in the region exceed prior figures and New Orleans hopes benefit from improved credit and plant expansion.
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New Orleans Roofing and Metal Works Triumphs in Industry
The New Orleans Roofing and Metal Works, led by President Whitt and Treasurer Nelson, reports major plant upgrades and expanded equipment. High freight efficiency and competitive pricing bolster their national reach, with a growing catalog of sheet metal goods and ornamental specialties serving Gulf and coastal markets.
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Two New Orleans Stevedores Run Notable Cargo Handling Record
A lengthy profile extols Messrs. Mayeald and Smith for their unrivaled New Orleans stevedoring work. It notes their efficiency, safety, and the vast cargoes they load, praising their vigilance against overloads and damage. It also highlights their influence at the Cotton Exchange and calls for reforms to improve working conditions and curb theft and lax oversight.
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Picayune's Guide Book to New Orleans Promoted
The New Orleans Picayune offers the fourth edition of its Guide Book to New Orleans featuring a large engraved city map 112 photo engravings 149 pages of text and a 208 page volume with detailed viewing directions and historical notes. Retail price in New Orleans is 35 cents. postage to any address is 50 cents.
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