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Volume 16 CHERAW, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. S. C., DECEMBER 14, 1911 Number 7 ...
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NEW ENTERPRISE
A REALTY AND TRUST COMPANY
AVill Do a General Real Estate and
Investment Business?Offices in
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^ & Trust Co. The corporators are
Messrs. J. W. Maynard, J. 0. Raley,
R. T. Castpn and S. G. Godfrey.
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The company proposes to. do a general
real estate and investment business
and will be commisioned with
authority to write insurance if they
so desire.
Their office will be in the Ranard
Hotel building.
These gentlemen are well known
business men of Cheraw and success
is sure to follow their efforts.
To Protect Missionaries.
Hankow, Dec. 13.?A landing party
of blue-jackets and marines from the
Unit ;d States gunboat Vlllalobos,
which was sent up the river to Tung
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Thirty Ball ^nan Candles,
I Twenty-five Balls. 2 for 25c at Bull's!
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Rexall Cold Tab
Rexall Liver Sal
Rexall Liver Sal
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THE GREATEST
COTTON CROP
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ESTIMATER AT 1^885,006 BAL9S
This State's Yield Is Given as 1,480,000?Acreage
Is Larger Than
In Former Years.
Washington', Dec.. 11.?The flotal
production of cotton in the United
States for the season of 1911-12 will
amount to 7,121,713,000 pounds (not
including linters) of 14,885,000 bales
of 500 pounds, gross weight, according
to the first official estimate of the
size cf the crop issued at 2 p. m. today
by the crop reporting board of
rhe United Stains department of agri-^
culture and made up from reports of "
th c< respondents cud agents of tnc t
bureau of statistics throughout toe c
cotton belt. t
Heretofore the iccorrt cotton crop
was that of the yoor 1904, when i 3,-1
438,012 bales, exclusive of linters a
were grown. Other large crops were t
those of 1906, which was 13,273,809 e
bales, and 1908, "when 13,241,799 bales a
were grown. In point-of value, how- t
ever the crop of 1910, which was 11,- a
608,616 bales, exclusive of linters, was I;
the record one, the fine being valued v
at $820,320;000 and?tflh. cotton seed
at $142,860,000, a tptaV^f $963,180,- v
000 as the aggregate vajU|e of the cot- s
ton crop of that yearjr t
tne probable produJ^ra l^ell toward if
the figure of the bjggest 'crop here-11
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ofore grown. The acreage on which
otton was planted this season was esimated
by the department of agriculure
to be 35,004,000 acres, a greater
.rea than ever before planted to cot-i
on in this country. This vast area'
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xceeded the previous record of acrege
by more than 2,500,000 acres,
here having been planted 32,444,000
icres in 1908 and 32,40^,000 jadres
ast year. In the record production
^ere planted.
Scorching hot and excessive dry
leather during the middle of tbet
umraer caused considerable dunfijrt
iMught, however, were respdTTsible
or a smaller yield this year than ex>ert8
early in the season predicted as
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a result of the record acreage and
splendid growing conditions then prevailing.
One result of the hot weather
was that the crop matured about two
weeks earlier than usual.
Dont Forget to Begisfor*
Next Monday the County Board of ?
Registration will be in Cheraw for Ih? '
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purpose of registering all those who
are qualified under the law,
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