Butts County GaArchives News.....South River Mills August 4, 1899
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Jackson Argus August 4, 1899
Some weeks ago The Argus made mention of the fact that the flourishing mills 
at Snapping Shoals were being greatly improved.   We learn now from a reliable 
source that these improvements have been completed and that 40 barrels of the 
finest flour in the county is being turn out daily.  It is learned also that 
people are flocking to this great mill for thirty and forty miles around that 
they are turning off promptly and spread the good news as they go.  The 
DeLoach Mills are receiving orders for flour right under the nose of the 
Atlanta mills and at an advanced price.  These orders re received from parties 
who know and appreciate good flour.   It but proves what The Argus said when 
it was learned that Mr. DeLoach was putting in his roller mill, viz: that it 
would be second to no mill in the country.

Jackson Argus – Butts County
 Week of August 4, 1899


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