The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
The WORK OF THE
SOUTHERN COT ton
ASSOCIAI TON
REVIEW OF The PRESENT COTTON SITUATION

an Increase Of $$55O, 1000, 600, Due
Almost Wholly to the Work OF the
Southern Cotton Association
The value sc the Southern Association the cotton plant
the South apparent from the following statement
Iii the years ending September two 81 cotto
aggregan practically bales will have been
average price Southern producers 81
II per pound. sSSSs8s
In the two years ending September 1903 a2sooooo bales
produced at price ct
increase aggregate Of about and
yeylargely hewok 81 the Southern Cotton ia
suhan achievements the cost 81 maintaining IFS
but ntesa and it enters coming cotton season.
with tie greatest confidence te ultimate realization Of its purpose
prices for product Southern labor avoidance
Of coon and the protection Of the
privilege furnishing tie world the cheapest co
ing ever prices which will the
their arduous toll and the trained intelligence m
dncng Il.
The Southern Cotton Association has nades mistakes and has
had It's enemies fight The have been
pont shown and its enemies have the
part admitted its have been forced
themselves with its purposes.
September 1906, will find the world absoutey
cotton The visible supply will be the smallest On
bales with which the South has supplied cyl
cation during past years all
States Department 81 Agriculture that
100000 bales cotot adequately cohe the world
and the progress 81 civilization rapidly advancing the
population point at which il will require g g adequae
clothed . M # 5S gssHS
ts coming
y IL should Sc sold al anything less than the
tanned for crop through efforts Ct 1e
Association cents and vi
stampede Southern holders and producers
that the coming likely be latge on
,ced from an acreage much excess ot
nlanted h disposition seems to Me
Crop Estimating the United States
parenty have Yet fully enanepated
nfu
81 tc Southern Cotton Associatonlast disclosed
That the season 81 likely e g
does no believe Its reports its thousands 81 members
throughout the belt indicate ta GIG
~ 81 labor TIE ateness 81 development
many section and drought il the region west q ne
Valley foreshadow anything but full yield ior ae
mencirg September Ist next
Tie publshedopiion 81 members Of the New Yor
pool and Southern Cotton that crop @ about
900 bales Will worth during the coming cen
those producers who part with their product
lan this figure cualng e
their toll and deprcang the value Of their
Mt tie purpose of tile Southern Cotton Association To-
vance exobiant nor one ny py
e
NAV have the possible informal this toF he
purpose REACHING so5Teet conclusion aaa
- Re held at Hot Springs Ark September 1906 requests
every Southern cotton planter whose this
sss sa s e si
TON Atlanta, Ca
MOORE President NG Ply Southern Cotton
M 10 JOHNSON President Div Southern Cotton Association
Nv Fl, SEYMOUR, President ala Div Southern Cotton Assn.
WAITER clARKE President Miss Div Southern coon Ass
# n M PORTS President Ia Div Southern Cotton Assocaon
B sBENNErT, President Ark. Div Southern Cotton ASSN
r. 81 A1NER President Tex Div Southern Cotton Association
o. b. IRWIN President Okla Div Southern Cotton Association
RICHARD cHEATHAM, IIARVIE JORDAN,
. SEcRETARY PREsIpEaT
teado,artcs Southern Cotton Asn Atlanta, Ga July
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