REDUCING THE ACREAGE AND FERTILIZERS REPORTS
South Carolina farmers face a 25 percent cut forecast, with President E J Smith of the Cotton Growers Association publishing figures. Letters from Clemson and state officials contend fertilizer use has fallen, not risen, and detailed farm surveys across Dillon, Bamberg, and other counties support acreage reduction.
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Cotton Growers’ Association
A. W. Brabham
Bamberg
Farmers Cutting Cotton Acreage, Says Anderson Leader
I G Brown president of Anderson Phosphate and Oil reports farmers in Georgia and nearby counties are reducing cotton acreages this year. He cites widespread pledge groups but notes some farmers and tenant workers still hold back. He credits strong fertilizer demand and loyal Anderson farmers for their support.
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Anderson Mail
Georgia
I. G. Brown
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Company
Anderson County
Andioson
Notice to all in the United States on a remedy inquiry
A public notice appeals to every man and woman in the United States to seek information about a whiskey opium cure for themselves or friends. It provides an address in Ablauta Georgia and invites responders to write for free.
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Southern Commissioners Predict Sharp Cotton Acreage Reduction
Atlanta April 6 The Commissioners of Agriculture across the Southern states express strong belief in success of the Southern Cotton Association and its work. They report widespread efforts to reduce cotton acreage by about 20 to 26 percent, note diversification of crops, and foresee a prosperous year with farmers holding cotton to carry out the New Orleans Convention. Officials from Louisiana South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Texas provide projections and rationale for the expected acreage cuts.
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Dillon
South Carolina
Olaf
Texas
Jordan
New Orleans
Mississippi
Lark
John Sharp William
Gov. Vardaman
John Allen
von Tonisima
Udair
Prom Alabama
Bol Poole
Seymore
Bamberg
Southern Cotton Association
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Atlanta
Commissionera of Agriculture of
Southern States
South
C. J. Barrow
Louisiana
L. Patterson
North Carolina
Jn Uow
W.G. Ogilvie
Tenneason
Stara
H.T. Bradford
Arkansas
O. TS. Stevens
Georgia
J. R. Poole
Alabama
J. IX. Vardaman
Misalaaippi
W. J. Clay
McLaurin urges farmers to hold cotton for better prices
Former Senator J L McLaurin spoke to Sumter farmers urging them to store cotton in warehouses and stand firm on prices. He argued for nonpartisan truth, organization among cotton producers, and using warehouses to control sale timing, echoing guidance from New Orleans.
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United States
J. L. McLaurin
Sumter
South
McLaurin
Jesus Christ
Molaurin
New Orleans
Flo
Liverpool
Apple Cultivation Hopes Rise In Anderson County
B Harris of Pendleton showcased a five year old apple from his plantation in Anderson Mall on April 6. He asserts the fruit keeps perfectly and that local growers can match Northern apples in quality. Harris urges farmers to diversify beyond cotton and cites the Farmers’ Institute as key to educating growers on stock, care, and marketing.
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Anderson Mall
B. Harris
Pendleton
Narrin
Harris
Anderson Quanty
Harrin
Very Low Excursion Rates by Southern Railway
The Southern Railway advertises excursion fares to numerous points including Kanana City Missouri, St. Louis Missouri, Asheville North Carolina, Fort Worth Texas, Toronto Ontario, Hot Springs Virginia, Savannah Georgia, and Sarabneh Georgia. Tickets offer first class or special rates with round trips, sale dates in May 1905 and June 1905, and final limits ranging from late May to late June 1905. Details include per trip fares, plus small surcharges, and specific sale and limit dates.
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Southern Baptist Convention
St. Louis
National Baptist Anni Versary
Aahovitle
N.C
Kate
Toronto
Hot Springs
Southern Hardware Jobborn
Rafe
Sarabnuh
Foat
W. Hunt
Charleston
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