Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-25

IA cotton oil mills could engage in
.nnfacture of denatured alcohol
,be simmer months and thereby
Dloyment for the whole year. The
tobol bill recently passed by Con
!. I'M prove a great stimulus to this
and there is an opportunity for
IA linen to get in on the ground
Tbe oil mills have the power lying
s|bre than half the year, and the
.j|.p of A small amount of machinery
Al Enable them to manufacture this
I| economically. Irish potatoes
ellent for use in making this grade
sIz6boI and the lands of Mississippi
seduce layishly of the crop. Then,
s5ap in this new branch would not
: S;ye employment to the mill force
IN round, but would also furnish
..Sk III for IA crop that grows as well
at any other point in the coun-
#slfbe mills could keep their forces
1ssds much better organized under
Sstem of continuous running as
4 produce twelve months in the
Ii an investment that ordinarily
i3|e six. The subject is worthy OF
it'll consideration.
Hem. that Hazlehurst is to have
dst warehouse to be built by the
IN Union. A $4,000 lot has been
eiascd at that place and the building
81 ready for occupancy by next sea
Qwo others are also contemplated
|fk county and plans are being made
ahumbcr throughout the State. The
ia is a good one and backed by
Sfpmmon sense. The farmer is the
I broducer of any commodity that
1 the bulk of his product upon the
|W at practically one time of the
with the aid of good warehouses,
M Insurance will be reduced to the
i Linn. the farmer can store his cot
IA have it insured for a very small
1 If he is bound to have money
II be secured from the banks upon
rchouse receipt, such being excel
lateraI. By this means the crop
fed to the market as the con
pn demands and better prices real
ereby,
tax on our farmers by bad roads
K than all other taxes combined
Zen said many times, and is the
truth. The greatest need of Mis-
s today is better public thorough
That it will cost considerable
pf money to provide good roads is
fact, but the investment would be
81 that could be made. The alb
Nj gravel or stone in many sec
demands that other methods be EN-
in road building. Some time next
bulletin will be issued from
apartment giving definite informa,
Concerning an economical plan of
ging our highways. 1t is not an
{ 6 experiment, but has proven prac,
= md effective in many portions Of
lntry. The commissioner hopes to
e to work up an interest in road
hg that will prove of inestimabla
to the State and earnestly asks
cooperation of every good citizen
movement.
Fc Is a good prospect for crop in
county, judging from the reports
b farmers from that section. A,
ekins, of Zion, says that his pros
pr large yield of corn was never
On some acres he estimates that
gather IS or so bushels, and on
hd one half acres he expects to get
A Afh as 100 bushels to the acre. w,
L5haldson of Redmonville, is almost
imistic, saying that if he does not
or so bushels to the acre he VIII
"PPolnleu' ouch lePorts P, "' 'u'SI I
rror s5ah "5,llo e'u, =; ,o,,ontaJ a. sro,,s al
= o,.dr,, ~ ''t" soat 80, 10 % tbo Stoto thoro
I;tuo ',,.4m a44a,,.ia,, ~ Wv n,iI ~ nr;oo
s,mT, ~. '.ns'"" . It H. y - ~ t,hot
sinn; vn. mv>' r.;a;no .i hor m o,rn food'
any,row - :, na,, ,ooLs os ;f
orf T L"d o%'b Ro", "nu ,,nao ~ nv" ~
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mas oeen some niue lhVe'es'
WIN reference 10 the mahaGc'
W one OF the inmates Inc su'
bnt Joo ue"G'i.vs .rt ~ IN t,'u Z s,". e. ~
h ncnd;nr az ;ryost;cat;on that
Ie made at an early day. 1t is to
pped that the charges emanated
diseased mind and that all VIII De DC
W '"e ehVlre Satisfaction Vi "ii,
mddoi bom'o "'e s,;Lo, u"uIe 'S Co., ~ thd Po oom
tbe old how, yrho aro without rel.
friends or means in their declin-
Us, and it is to be hoped that the
einenV VIII always be OF the pest