The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 22, 1912, Page PAGE 3, Image 3
Kg Reduction in
Cotton Acreage
FARMRRS OF UNION COUNTY
HATE PLEDGED THBHSELYHS
TO HAKE THIS CONSIDERABLE
REDUCTION AS RESULT OF
CAREFUL, STSTEHATIO CAW*
TABS UWDER MBOCK HILL* FLAW
IN HOPES OF INCREASING PRICE
OF FLEECY STAPLE?rUSH OF
FERTILIZERS WILL BE CVTR.
TAILED AT LEAST M PEE CBBT
THIS TEAM.
Union county termor* have plod god
themselves to rodneo tbotr cotton
acreage from 31.018 ooroo of loot
yoor to 17,841 ocroo this jrctr, and reduction
of IS per cent In fertiliser,
as a result of careful and systematic
canvas made under the oRck Hill
plan. The canvass was undertaken
by townships end practically every
termor signed the pledge, as will be
aeon below, to reduce acreage, while
, but a few will not red nee.
Pleated To Bo
1*11 Planted
Acres 181?
Unfoa Township.
Walters Mormon BO 48
Aleck Toung ...48 40
Ben Cunningham 88 28
C. D. Sinclair . _ - ? *
W. R. Bailey 1 10 10
M. P. Hullendsr 10 t
J. N. Jolly .10 I
E. T. Crawford 60 41
John Kelsler . 25 25
Mrs. James Charles .... 2
T. M. Sims 45 29
* 9. C. Barnett 26 II
W. J. Barnette 10 7
J. E. Cunningham .... 16 , 10
Furman Smith . . 16 16 |
John F. Irey 16 12
Oreen Foots 10 7
Robt Bollck 4
Charley Mills 16 10 \
Laura Humphries 18 19
Ouss Feaster 80 6 \
John B. Worthy 1ft ft
H. D. Young 17 10
W. T. Clark 40 >1
J. C. Edward* SO par oont oC
J. C. Gregory tS S9
Joa Powall 00 M
Lem Mitchell .. ... 16 ?
Henry Faucett 45 M
Charlie Ray 100 SO
C M Young It t
Mrs W. T. Edwards . . . .if M
L O. Bishop, no outt
W. B. Sparks, no out.
C. M. Bailey, no out
J. S. Hughes, no out
Aaron 'Woe .?*y 0
W. R. 81ms ?0 I
uayc iiMU7 M SO .
Columbus Kershaw M 80 .
J. B. Bstenbaugh .. ..48 10
Dave Lylee 80 80
W. C. NT* .. .8 0 '
George Greer If 11
John Hooker ....... ..If If
Will Hadden If II !
Nelson Palmer .. . .... ...00 if
R. B. Palmer. 86 per oeat off.
Fox Beatj 40 to
J. H. Spears 60 86
George Jonee ... ..40 80
Will 81ms ...80 16
T. J. H. Smith SO If
Lee Rogers 80 If
Levi W. Smith 6
J. B. Young 60 80
J. B. Tucker 88 M
Ploekney and Joiesrflle Ttwiikfyc.
W. T. Gregory 10 10
J. O. Gault 70 50
S. Farr 8 8
Dick Far . *
Mace Sander* >..10 7
Will Phrr 88 80
J. . Askew 100 M
Charley Vaughan 15 18
Loul* Bankhead 40 80
Bob Young 18 10
George Sprouae 80 45
Wash Gist 48 88
Ji Garner 100 100
Weaa Isom 80 50
Chester Garner .88 88
W. W. Gault 7 7
W W riault - IK IK
Hack Garner to to
jam Smith IS II
B. J. Little 110 100
' Dilla Boy? IS tf
W. B. Little 10 TO
S. J. H. Howell .. SO 80
Wm. Mitchell to to
Mre. R. N. Oallman ...20 II
Joe Jemee to IS
Eddie Kelly 10 40
UlEle Come/ 46 46
Will Hart 16 It
Will Sander* SO SO
John Ganlt ,.16 If
John Harris M SO
Jeff Scales SB SB
V. Carter ... .? M It
Boyd Caiman SO
W. R. Kelly 40 40
O. V. Paocstt .11 IB 1
John loom II SO
Mrs. P. Hsdgspsth .. ..SO IS
Charts? Harris 300 1TB
W. R. Fasestt SB SO
EL V. doing SO SO
Mart MeAta* SB SO
R L Whits 84 SO
Dan WtUts S8 H
A. D. FtsxSoo i.lS It
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J. W. Plekens 10 10
H. C. Alman T 00
T, J. Garner 108 108
J. H. Tweed 84 14
J. K. Johnion 140 ISO
Derby Horn 88 . 80
J. H. Parke 68 <0
Knight Smith 86 20
Jim Porter 80 18
TOm. Clowney 16 10
W. H. Johnson .......86 80
Sam Teener .84 80
Tom Meane SO
Wm. Rodger* Si 88
B. F. Mabry 96 86
L. L. Taughan 80 80
C. C. Lewoon 10 10
Knight Footer 880 840
J. D. Hancock 87 86
W. T. Ferr 80
N. C. Palmer 60 SO 1
Q. C. Vanderford 10 18 ]
J. J. Hughe* 60 60 1
J. O. Faucett 46 40
J. W. Scott 40 40
R. F. Fowler 885 826
8. R. Aycock 850 250
TV J thn ' ?*
? w. .... ss
L. J. BprouM 100 85
Newt Bailey 10 10
Jeane Fowler ... 20 20
C. O. Hill 25 16
Hugfcee Bailey 6 5
Wallace Bailey 12 10
John Adam* 75 60
John Going 20 12
Eime rowier ...... ..21 16 1
Sumter Sender* 20 26 ]
Perry Mean* 20 18 1
Cha*. Oault 40 36 1
D. R. Parr ... 18 15 l
H. S. Porter 45 46 1
J. M. Noland 18 16 ;
J. M. Wood 86 30 .
Tom Wood 60 40 1
P. M. Adam* . . ...190 175 ^
W. A. Moorhead 75 60 1
J. A. Orr 20 20 1
B. R. Garner 55 45 ]
J. Q. Garner 10 10
Richard Gregory ... .24 20
Arthur Gregory 20 20
George Gregory 22 20
7ame* Worthy 20 18
demon Worthy 20 20
7. P. Weathy 15 15
7. M. Pbwler 17 17
W. H. Johnson . 12 12
7. L. Hodge 28 10
Clarence Gregory 10 10
T. J. Orr to io
IX Fowler 10 10
W. 1m Mabry 18 48
GJolden Harmon *18 18
Robert Slma I 9
Qharner Prlaock 14 14
Bhna Good 17 14
r. Q. Good 48 88
Dock Norria ... 18 10
'J. ' "'it t H '
famea Burgee IS 14
Lops Horn ... 8
S. R. Page 10 S
8. B. Maberr 108 100
8. 8. Klndrlok 86 88
Hyrom Coleman . . ...88 88
D. G. Gellmaa 68 48
J. N. Gallman 82 80
If. 8. Gallman SO 26
Anner Slma 19 16
W. H. JamM .10 80
If. W. Going 00 19
T. J. Vinson 96 86
J. H. Wlllard 96 16
7. L. 0"Chlltrse 19
J. L. James 88 16
Qeo. Bentley 41 49
B. J. Harris 60 46
M. V. Going 46 40
J.ohn Boyd 19 ? 16
Brock Olst 20 18
Wm Vaughan ,\ 40 40
H. M. OauIt 46 45
J. I. Inman 86 26
Jim Inman .. .. 20 16
J. E. Mens 80 26
W. O. Oault 16 - 14
T. B. Kelly 26 20
J. B. Fowler 88 30 <
A. L. Oault 16 12 ,
B. W. Vinson 20 12
T. If. TvaoB 80 20 1
B. F. Gregory 42 86 .
J. M. Beaty 46 36
P. A. Arthur 46 87
A. J. Oallman 86 80
H. U CfprOOM 9V IV
Bdd Spronse It 0
T. . Scott 10 8
8. B. Palmer 18 18
J. O. Bishop 80 88
I* L. Long IB It
T. J. Bishop 15 10
B. If. Bshknell 16 It
A. H. Oossett 10 10
G. If. Wsrlsr 18 18
J. M. Vinson 18 18
J. O. Brown 20 20
W. D. Iflnton 18 14
W. B. Iflnton IB 12
D. F. Mlnton 16 12
O. A. Horn 20 20
J. H. Norrts 18 18
Bdd Stewart ... ... ..18 IB
Brooks lioKMck .. . .12 10
J. H. TWMd 22 18
W. K. O. Pre* 18 IS
J. S. Aprons* ... 16 12
Josh Spears ....70 80
Alex Knox 20 12
Leslie Garner 27 28
Dtflj Long SB SB
n n R Tina M M
r. u. Mtnw"... .. 16 it
Aib?ii Hntt it 18
Jim Hwrrty .. It It
Tom Coleman 15 It :
Bob Gregory 20 15
W. P. Bentley 18 18
Shelt Addis 15 16
J. L. Hames 20 10 .
C. M. Scales 16 10
J. N. Fowler 18 15
J. Inman 20 II
H. M. Gault 45 40
W. C. Bates 22 15
J. T. Adams 12 18
J. R. Smith ..25 20
J. A. Black 0 8
M. C. Gault 80 ^ 26
L. J. Gault, cut 26 per cent
It n ? ?*** -
n. v. UH1C 100 100 ,,
Jaa. Simpson 250 250
W. P. Farr 60 45 f
Jake Adams 20 2?Jb
Tim Smith 25
Louis Gregory 10 lftiu<
Robert Adams 68
Louis Lawson 10 lOfl
W. V. Bentlcy IS , ISM
W. M. Bentley 20 20 V
A G. Bentley 55 40 J
T. H. Howe 0. 10 1
Vernon Vaughan 18 151
L. E. Garner 90 90fl
J. L. Butler 20
R. B. Mitchell 12 iM
3ponce Gregory 20 2|fl
B. W. Palmer 10 ' tijM
Bob Bentley 18
r. W. Bentley 20
Lawrence Adam* 14
Henry Cudd ..12 i'
R. P. Harris 18 12
SV1I1 Harris 10 B
Airman Gregory 0 101
FL H. Eaves 25 25#
S. T. Eaves 15 15.
r. B. Holoomb 40 50
r. O. Harris 45 10
3. C. Harris 14 10
N. A. Li. Kelly 40 38 .
Oan Inman 160 140
Vm. Smith 1 50 50
'erry Smith 25 28
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