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Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

7

Georgia Cotton Crop Damaged Across 146 Counties

Estimates from Georgia officials indicate losses exceeding 25 million dollars as three to four weeks of weather hurt the cotton crop. Production will fall well short of last year with forecasts ranging from one and a quarter to one and a half million bales, amid widespread damage and late-season abortive blooms. Commissioner Hudson and state lawmakers toured counties, noting 144 counties report 10 to 20 percent damage due to heavy rains followed by extreme heat.

Atlanta Georgia Hudson Atkinson, Reid Macon Dooly

Attorney General Says Copper Mines Won’t Close

In Atlanta Georgia Attorney General John C Hart refuses to enforce an injunction to close the Ducktown copper mines in Fannin County asserting the mines are reducing fumes with about one million dollars already spent on sulfuric acid chambers. He argues closing would cost Georgia residents about a million dollars and would raise fertilizer prices. He says the companies are making an honest effort to abate the nuisance and continued enforcement is warranted as progress continues.

Atlanta Fannin County Ducktown John C. Hart Georgia

Seventeen Georgia insurers barred for filing failures

Seventeen life and five insurance firms in Georgia were barred from doing business for the rest of the year after failing to file semi annual statements as required by state law. Licenses must be renewed when these companies resume operation. Read list includes Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance New York United States Lloyds of New York Great Western Life Kansas City Ridgely Protective Worcester Mass South Atlantic Life Richmond Va General Accident Perth Scotland Metropolitan Surety Newark United American Life Philadelphia Union Health Accident Atlanta Fire Insurance Georgia Great Southern Home Industrial Birmingham Alabama Mutual Fire Cordele Savannah Mutual Benefit Industrial Savannah Union Benefit Savannah.

Auignta Life Georgia Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Company New York United States Lloyds Insurance Company

Late News Notes From Havana And World Events

A Havana bureau shows a $10,000 shortage under Senor Rodriguez, who is missing. Japan delays the 1912 exposition to 1917 for economic reasons and imperial succession timing. Notable deaths include J. B. Poston and Antonio Pastor. Major incidents include a Niagara Falls explosion killing John G. Clifford and a large U S and global mail volume report. Several military, political, and scientific items follow.

Bureau of General Post Office Havana Senor Rodriguez Rodriguez Secret Service Charles IF. Neilly J. B. Poston United Commercial Travelers of Texas Davison Texas Memphis Tenn Forrest John G. Clifford United Oxygen and Chemical Company Niagara Falls N. Y Roger Germany Great Britain Japan Lazy Lane Connecticut Lake Manassas St. Louis Urbana University of Illinois Bremantle Australia Philadelphia Delaware River Andrew Carnegie Maypole Antonio Tony) Pastor New York Irwin Shepard National Educational Association Department of Superintendence Chicago Oklahoma City

Automobiles Threaten Rural Roads and Dust on Farms

Indiana Farmer argues that fast autos damage rural highways and crops through dust, gravel loss, and wheel skids. He urges higher local auto licenses, funds to road upkeep, and jail penalties for reckless drivers to protect farmers and public roads.

Agricultural Pi Indiana

Ellis Named Assistant Attorney General of Ohio

Wade H. Ellis accepted the post of assistant to the Attorney General of the United States succeeding Milton D. Purdy. Ellis will assume duties when his current office duties allow, with several weeks needed for transition. Philippine Islands reveal the archipelago totals 2000 islands, up from 1200 prior to American occupation.

Wade H. Ellis Ohio Milton D. Purdy Ellis Philippine Islands

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