“Cotton Not
Behaving,” from the Pageland Journal and reprinted on the front page of the
Monroe Journal on Aug. 4, 1916
The damage to cotton by the continued rains seems to be much
greater in the sand than in the clay. Cotton is usually about matured in the
sandy section by this time of the year, while August is the big month for
cotton in the clay sections. It is not possible at this time to say what per
cent of a crop will be made. Cotton has not behaved at all satisfactorily
during the past few days.
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