The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-02

failures crop
country price today
progress the largest crop record with
the prices nearly 100 cent above what they then Am
Cowpens bloody
ground that ended tie surrender CORVALLIS Yorktown
When the ended South Carolina the creditor
because had furnished actual OF in
dependence than any other State in the Union
State System a Success
Carolina Legislature session passed
State Warehouse Bill operation
l appalled, the magnitude
command feel that today that it will
cess because through by Harding
great Of this
country expressed themselves being
receipt puts negotiable
difficulty obtaining Of
interest a State Warehouse receipt.
am the farmers community to build ware
houses their farms and then during the fall months when
the
borrow their debts the system
tended likely other States
interstate board be formed and minimum price agreed
will necessary sell another bale cotton
below the cost Of production. Warehouse
done anything else except reduce rates in South Carolina
would be millions dollars ali the people this State
have had trouble with the rates than anything
else connected with There
tnction made between warehouse country
class On country
while fourtclass where
protection against country,
$15 hundred dollars Wiuout going Details
companies superiority
the risk Of State warehouse they prompt
reduction of 10
stored private corporate
house. only after great difficulty
of 100 the risk and also from Is
to per warehouses;
that future the rates cotton stored in State
will be further reduced
Cotton Must Be Sold From Farm to MIL.
One Of the important
Warehouse syste-and than
anything additional conferred the last
Assembly authorizing hte Commissioner negotiate loans
Of direct Fortunately with the assistance
Harding satisfactory far
negotiating concerned great burden that
planter tie many ddle-nen profit between
the mill There cotton ship tied up in
French whose recently stated under oarn
they bought freight this
cargo the vessel The cotton contracted
delivery twenty-five cents pound The nsur-
cents pound do not know what was paid
cotton but bought early guess around
half This would leave net profit Of about eight
cents forty dollars ba to the spectators more than the
who received Three saw Texas paper
that planter Texas put note in bale
with addressed envelope and requested
tell him he paid for the cotton at the
of which it converted and the profits
expected make it. In few months reply came back
Germany which stated that the mill had paid SIX
pound cotton giving the class OF goods
saying that they expected to make
profit dollars tie manufacture OF the
received about nine censo he stated n the
letter-or there cents pound
thtyhVe anu expenses 10
or eight mddemen standing between that farmer and the cotton
mill in Germany Now in the world why with
proper facilities could not Warehouse Commissioner eh
cotton State warehouse plantation in South Carolina
direct to cotton anywhere in the world We have daily
reports the Office from warehouse in the
which laid desk morning that disclose the
Of each bale and It's weight
ship in Charleston and had compress In
Columbia faies could sell cotton from every
county rate of freight by the compress
Columbia compressed and direct board OF the
ship from there to the cotton mill in Germany
or England would be touched by one else All
would be 1t that the grades came
fully up standard and they fell below have bus
ness system go back and make reclamation
party whom the cotton sold II that were done
the calculation that time OF Weuid add at
the bale Of cotton and
in the State Of South Carolina to
OF realize the fact and expect that any
system farracng that would with the most strenuous
opposition middle who Is either directly or ind
rcy would bitterly change that They
realize that the long it best for the entire public
uniform Of handling
and marketing cotton crop.
Graders Must Be Licensed.