Crop Prospects Fine After Heavy Rains In Georgia
The August crop outlook from Georgia's state agricultural department notes heavy July rains helped upland corn and overall prospects for a good cotton crop remain excellent. Some areas report wind hail and washing damage. potato and sugar cane stands are below average, with peach yields largely a failure though plums and apples show promise.
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State Agricultural Department
Corm
Georgia
Jane
Matrimony and medicine mix in old medical notice
An old wedding sermon extols marriage and denounces consumption while promoting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It claims the tonic freshens blood, strengthens nerves, cures digestion, and boosts appetite, with thousands testifying to recovery after doctors gave up. Also touts Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser as essential.
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Golden Medical
Ito Opposed to War over Hawaiian Annexation He Says Japan Seeks Only Interests
New York July 28 A Paris dispatch quotes Marquis Ito denying an official mission against the United States over the Sandwich Islands. He says Japan seeks to protect its subjects and will act diplomatically. He notes strong friendship with the United States and foresees no armed or diplomatic conflict. Washington July 28 The Clayton-Bulwer treaty abrogation is debated as Congress considers Hawaii annexation. committee findings may favor abrogation due to Central American actions and the Nicaragua canal linkage. San Francisco July 21 Two Sisters of St Anne consent to two years in the north. Sister Mary of Orcas and Sister Mary Magdalene sail toward St Michaels. Montgomery July 8 Governor commutes Townsend’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Wasnington July 28 Consuls at Apia Samoa and Haaele are noted with possible changes in appointees.
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No Agreement Yet On Uniformity Plan Among Operators
July 23 report from Prrissuna notes the second day of a uniformity convention delayed by operators and a 45 rail and river mining participants. The plan aims for fair standardization, but many oppose it, fearing it is too fair. Leaders like W. P. DeArmitt and Rend clash as discussions focus on a proposed uniform plan, not a direct strike or price settlement. Arbitration would decide mining prices if an accord emerges, with optimism still in play.
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W. P. Rend
Rend
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Thomas Young
Three Blacks on Trial in Decatur Assault Case
In Decatur Alabama on July 28 Rosa Buford Lewis Thompson and Walter Neville faced arraignment before a special jury panel of about 150 to try them for assaulting 10 year old Nellie Lawton. Deputies spread through the county to serve subpoenas. The defense includes skilled counsel for the accused while the woman alleged to have instigated the crime has appointed her own counsel. The trial is expected to consume the rest of the week as voir dire proceeds.
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Ala
Rosa Buford
Lewis Thompson
Walter Neville
Nellie Lawton
Fifth Biennial Synod Convenes in Baltimore
The English Lutheran Synod of Missouri Valley opens its fifth biennial session in Baltimore at Emanuel English Lutheran Church. Delegates from Missouri to New York and the District of Columbia attend a week of sermons papers and discussions on Lutheran polity Bible origins mission work publication affairs and a potential theology seminary in Winfield Kansas. Reverend O F Kuegal delivers opening sermon followed by the Lord's Supper and confessional address by Reverend George Lureke.
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Luri
George Lureke
Concordia
N. C
P. W. Myer
Winfield
Kan
W. A. Dallman
Winheld, Kin
Trade activity and strikes across the South seen as hopeful
Southern correspondents report encouraging industrial activity amid a coal miners strike. Birmingham district mines have resumed after amicable settlements. West Virginia mines are largely satisfied, while Jellico Tennessee shows ongoing idle work and destitution. Iron and steel demand remains steady with furnaces planned, and lumber prices trend up as fall business is anticipated.
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