The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
.U}lr AeralA md Menta
f. III. AULL. EDIToE.
HOME MILLS MAKE THEMSELVES
FELT.

the South at this time u great Obi cct-
lesson OF the value OF home cotton mills
TO cotton planters. Everybody realizes
that these mills do good 10 the commu-
mites in which they operate: that they
build them up III population. in wealth
an" in importance, raising the villages
10 towns and the towns TO cities. In
tclligtnt farmers realize that they dc
g".N TO the country also. increasing
the home market for produce OF all
kinds and increasing the value Of lands
in their ncighDOrhOOds. II is also un-
drrStrOJ. although for the most part
loosely, that they help the cotton plant
cra rcar tncm by giving them better
prices Tor their staple than they could
-: from exporters. But only now IS
tacrv - great and broad an example OF
tIi> last Deucti! a. 10 impress not only
luc whole South but the cotton trade
in TWO hcrn.>pAcrc=.
TIE situation i most interesting,
even - those vino have no hazard III
tic outcome. The cotton crop. which
~ "@cHs agO promised q great .'icld
Outstanding i,> partial failure in
t:.!s lart Q: the South. has since de-
c..UcI rapidly IN condition. owing to
t-e UrOJIAt IN nc Southwest. Before
t:.c effects Ct ih.s drought were fully
l-YeA.eQ Henry u. Nci.I. ;he New Or
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