East Tennessee Mineral Industry Prompts Local Smelting Talks
John Caldwell urges East Tennessee to build home smelting works to process copper, lead, and zinc, keep profits local, and reduce ore transport costs. He cites Ducktown ore yields, coal resources, and rails from Lookout Mountain to Virginia as key to regional economic greatness.
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