Georgia Book Distribution Brings Wide Interest Across Nation
Georgia Department of Agriculture reports heavy response to the new book Georgia Historical and Industrial. Thousands of copies of the bulletin and over 16 000 district maps are distributed to libraries and individuals nationwide. Readers praise the volume and its practical farming advice, with letters from Indiana to Illinois praising Georgia's opportunities and urging wider circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
Uut
Natal
South Africa
Indiana
South Georgia
Middle States
A. J. Bever
California
New Jersey
Georgia Gains in River and Harbor Bill
Washington reports show the river and harbor appropriation bill will boost Georgia by 264000 beyond the house total with a statewide rise of about five million across the bill. Senator Clay pushed amendments for the Eleventh district while Brantley aided, elevating Oconee and Brunswick items and adding a new inside water route project. Roosevelt administration names Wynne as first assistant postmaster general with May 1 effect, while Canton dispatch says imperial forces defeat Kwang rebels and protect missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Georgia
House
Clay
Commerce Committee
Brantley
Eleventh
Oconee
Outer Bar
Inner Harbor
Brunswick
Savannah
Fernandina
Altamaha River
Roosevelt
Wynne
Robert J. Wynne
New York Press
Charleston
William N. Johnson
New Jersey
Mystery Disappearance of Abbeville County Farmer Sam Morrow
Sam Morrow, a well known Bordeau area farmer in Abbeville county, vanished from Abbeville courthouse Saturday after arriving by car. Despite searches, no trace found. Foul play suspected due to the money he carried. his wife and six children are grief struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville County
Greenville
Sam Morrow
Bordeau Section
Abbeville
Morrow
Agricultural Progress In the South by Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson of the U S Department of Agriculture surveys southern agriculture arguing for higher yields per acre and diversified farming. He urges keeping plant food at home, boosting livestock, and enriching soil with legumes while expanding the regional home market and reducing reliance on raw cotton. He predicts the south will be known for diverse agricultural industries rather than just cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Abbeville Tragedy Suspect Body Found After Creek
A black man’s mutilated body was found in Long Cane Creek near Tullis Bridge Abbeville County South Carolina. Police suspect Morgan Belcher missing about ten days. The jaw and head were split with an axe and the tongue nearly severed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
8. C
Long Cane Creek
Tullis Bridge
Morgan Belcher
General Hampton Dead One of Civil War giants dies
General Wade Hampton of South Carolina, a leading Civil War figure and postwar leader who helped drive Carpetbaggers from the state, former governor in 1876 and U S senator, has died. His loss felts across the states as a beloved figure in white supremacy efforts and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
General Hampton
United States Senate
Clark Howell Leads Ticket in Thirty-fifth District Race
Editor Clark Howell polled 4,997 votes as nominee for Bellator in the Thirty-fifth district, leading the ticket and signaling strong support for his candidacy. He is expected to be elected President of the Senate without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howell
Bellator
Thirty-ifth
Howell
Senate
Sumtercourtt
Thos
M, Allen
Lockout Keeps Augusta Mills Idle Across District
Augusta Ga April 10 Every mill in the Manufacturers' association order has shut down and the lockout of all operatives in the Augusta district is in effect. Mills in Augusta and House Creek district are closed including Aiken Vaucluse Graniteville Warrenville Bath Langley and Clearwater employing about 10 000 workers. The halt harms operatives mill owners and commerce with no compromise in sight and arbitration unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
King Mills
House Creek
Aiken
Vaucluse
Graniteville
Warrenville
Bath
Langley
Clearwater
Waycross Barber Poisoned by Morphine Whisky
Waycross Georgia April 10 Robert Branch a negro barber was poisoned by a half pint of whisky laced with morphine given by an unknown man at the Southern hotel. Branch lapsed into unconsciousness and may die. Dr I P Izelar confirmed morphine in the bottle. Different passage notes Georgia politics and insurance debates with no direct link to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Robert Branch
Jo. W. Newnan
Southern
Branch
I. P. Izelar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Crop Report
Commissioner Stevens
Daily Mail
House of God
R. F. Wright
J. T. Derry
Rae A
Kali Works
Nassau St
New York, Alae
China
State Department
United States
McElwalde
Canton
Peng
Kwang
Heatherbloom
New York
Ring Academy
Academy
OHS Decree
Portugal
Bomibay
Gos
India
York Bay
Hampton
General Assembly
Bradfield
Vince
Pierre
Sumter Sheriff Sales
Sumter
Americus
Simmaved
Mint Fey
Patterson
Justice Courtine Disteiee
Iribert Jinson
City Court of
American Ua Ga
de LH
de LH. Wiggins i P Wilk
Poesenelan
Sumren Courrr
John ‘T. Taylor
Jerry Limbrick
Aia
Irs
Mar
J. M Allen
Sumter County
U. Simmons
Apul
LEN
Ardibury
Ae Ata
Peyton
Bey
M. Allen
Ordinary
Saurer County
D.O
Simpson
Willis Price
Gio Uf
D. O
Wille
T. M. Allen
Aoutus
Somten Corr
D. M. Evans
B. Evans
R i Byats
H. Evans
Admicivera
Ororoia
Suxren
Reas
Mies
M. A. McEiro
Enlace
Sumaen County
W. P. Wallis
Cour
Cape
Wis
T. M. Aglen
Court of Ordinary
Dour
George de
George Cook
Americas
Lee Estate
Me. Carter
Wineren’ Coustr
Superior Court
Tor Webseee Aeraeereeatte
Jay
Juant
Georg T
Snes
Ebater
North
Magic Corp
W. A. Rembert
Nara Ees
Indiago
Eldridge Sare
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!