The management of the Jackson Fiber Co., of Jackson, Tenn., has decided upon a considerable increase in its equipment of machinery, the expenditure for which would amount to about $100,000.  The contemplated additional installation is 6,000 spindles, preparatory machinery for same, and looms to take care of the product and manufacture brown cotton-bag gods.

This company’s plant at present has 20,000 spindles and 624 looms, producing cotton cloth for making bags.  Its offers are members of the <…> Bros. Bag Co., of St. Louis, Boston and other cities, and the plant at Jackson was only completed a few months ago.


Source: The Polk News, 20 February 1902. Available on DigitalNC.org.

A.T. Hilliard Jackson, R#2
Will Hall Jackson
J.P. Dougan Jackson, R#2
J.A. Midyett Jackson, R#1
J.T. Hopper Jackson, R#5
Roy Cooper Jackson, R#5
W.C. White Humboldt, R#7
J.D. Harris Jackson, R#3
McDaniel Bros. Medon
J.A. Day Malesus
A.B. Carr Jackson, R#3
Cooper Anderson Jackson, R#1
Experiment Station Jackson
A.R. Valentine Jackson, R#2
C.T. Jones Mercer
Crawford Long Jackson, R#2
R.H. Johnston Jackson, R#3
Roy L. Ozier Pinson
N.T. Mayo Jackson, R#2
F.H. Dyer Oakfield, R#1
J.S. Matthews Jr. Jackson, R#1
Ambrose Reid Denmark, R#1

The Following Madison County Farmers have D. P. L. #11-A cotton seed for sale, first year from the originator.

Roy Cooper Jackson, R#6 [transcriber note-it is 5 in the above list and 6 in this one.]
J.D. Harris Jackson, R#3
McDaniel Bros. Medon
J.A. Day Malesus
A.B. Carr Jackson, R#3
Cooper Anderson Jackson, R#1
Travis H. Pogues Jackson, R#6 [transcriber note – copy a little faded on the fold. Could be Pegues, Poguos, or Peguos.]
Crawford Long Jackson, R#2
N.I. Manley Jackson
G.F. Giles Beech Bluff, R#2
Winston Perry Jackson, R#1
J.L. Hendrix Jackson, R#1
D.W. Bond Jackson, R#4
J.R. Greer Jackson, R#3
J. Harris Smith Jackson, R#1
Mrs. A.V. Patton Jackson
K.B. Monypony Jackson
R.G. Grove Jackson, R#3
C.A. Bird Pinson
Edd Eubanks Humboldt, R#8
H.C. Phillips Jackson
Taylor Lawrence Jackson