Southern Cotton Association press note on 1905 price aims
Atlanta dispatch from September 1905 reports the Southern Cotton Association at Asheville endorsing an eleven cents per pound minimum price for middling cotton based on a crop survey from 15 000 correspondents. The appeal urges farmers to withhold cotton to force fair prices amid world demand and speculation.
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Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Asheville
N. C
Russia
Japan
Europe
America
South
Lincoln County Cotton Association Meeting Called
A meeting of the Lincoln County Cotton Association is called for Saturday October 7 1905 at 10 o'clock at the Court House in Brookhaven. Farmers merchants bankers and all interested in cotton growth and sale at remunerative prices are urged to attend to unite behind Southern Cotton Association plans. President M Summers urges support through home and business channels with emphasis on cotton prices and cooperative effort.
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Lincoln County Cotton Association
Court House
Brookhaven
Bie
South
M. Summers
Lincoln County Cothin
Illnois Central Railroad Company
Jim
Uinols Central Rallroad
Chi
Chicago
Cel
W.G. Bruen
Servne
Emai
A. G. Hackstafyf
Board of Supervisors
Lincoln County
Cioii
County of
Lincoln
R. W. McNatr
Department OF the Interior, Land Office
Jackson
Mias
Chancery
Mississppi
Jordan Smith
Wesson
Mississippi
Washington Meridian
Larry Smith
Abe McLendon
Hanslow Ballard
Charley Wood
Brackett
Fred W. Collins
Register
The Cotton Crop Reports From September
The Times-Democrat presents September reports on cotton. Brookhaven Miss notes yield at 75 to 80 percent of normal, acreage down 20 to 25 percent, with cool nights aiding maturation, no worms, and labor scarce as workers move to railroads and sawmills. Lint yield near last year, buyers expect at least 10 cents, and September receipts are 821 bales below last year.
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Times-Democrat
T.D
Brookhaven
Miss
Mississippi Pike County Cotton Association endorses Southern plan
The Pike County Cotton Association resolves to support the Southern Cotton Association's plans and leaders, thank Mississippi Secretary Woods for his address at Topisaw September 23, urge prompt payment of the three cent per bale tax, and push for broad county organization while endorsing Amite County's resolutions and urging wider adoption. Committee: Felder, Wewen, Beachman.
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Mississippi Cotton Association
Pike County
Southern Cotton Association
Mississippi
Woods
Topisaw Camp
Pike County Cotton Association
Amite County Cotton Association
M. G. Felder
M. R. Wewen
W. D. Beachman
Committing Culicide and New Health Official Appointed
The Canton Miss Picket notes the mosquito killer Culicide accepted by the Marine Hospital Service with 18 highly explosive and skilled handlers required. The Baton Rouge Times adds that Dr Wa Neville is named health officer at McComb in another item.
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Canton
Marine
Wa. A. Neville
McComb
Fat as remedy for childhood and adult wasting
The passage notes two conditions of thinness in children and adults, serofuli and sousomuption, both marked by poor health and lean build. It states fat as the best remedy, advocating cod liver oil as the healthiest fat to combat these diseases.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Nourishment for Health
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the easiest form of cod liver oil, claiming it provides fat, more weight, and nourishment for cases of strength and consumption. Copy from Scott & Bowine, chemists, 435 Fenral Street, New York.
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Scott
Federal Court Postponed Aberdeen Division Mississippi
Judge Henry C Niles postpones the regular term of Federal Court for the Aberdeen division due to rising quarantines and fire related issues. The October 2 session will assemble then adjourn. jurors and witnesses are told not to appear. Biloxi Meridian terms also delayed. Jackson session in November will proceed.
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Henry C. Niles
Federal Court
Aberdeen
Northern District of
Mississippi
Niles
Biloxi
Meridian
Jackson
Caf Ax
Agatest Frankounty
United States
Cnr Hoy
Joemsen
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Keeley Institute
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Price Drug Store
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Cassedy Building
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McNair & McNair
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Geo. C. Hoskins
N. R. R. Avenue
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