Georgia Sugar Cane Revival Promoted by State Officials
The Georgia Department of Agriculture pursues revival of sugar cane and cassava with cane mills and starch factories seen as job creators. Commissioner Stevens promotes crops as cotton and rice decline in the region, citing historic plantations and local interest sparked by recent conventions.
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Stevens
Ie Tne of Agriculture
Ark
Louisiana
Georgia
Ugg
James Hamilton
Hopeton
Bayer
J. D. Legare
Charleston
D. C
Anders Shayy
Charles Lyell
Per
Glynn Aoty
Hen
Bruosch
Sfteen
Atlantc Ocean
Answick Lins
Department of Agriculture
Torgia
Duty of the Court in Cotton Mill Bankruptcy Case
Judge Speer of the U S court urged self restraint and cooperation in Macon mill bankruptcy talks. He favored a conference between complainants and defendants to devise a plan allowing continued operation without harming creditor interests. The owners faced market pressures from the Chinese war, and creditors agreed to the approach.
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Speer
United States Court
Macon News
Statesmen Shy Of Picnics In Humorous Civil War Echoes
Haunting recollections of a Newnan possum supper color the piece as Georgia politicians remain wary of impromptu family barbecues and neighborhood picnics. The Rome Chattanooga and Southern sale to Central of Georgia failed ratification after J F Kempell filed to block the deal. The new Georgia railroad map marks the Brunswick and Birmingham route with Americus included and not charged for freight.
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Georgia
Rome, Chattanooga
Southern
Central of Georgia
J.F. Kempell
Columbus
Brunswick
Death of New York divine Maltbie D. Babcock
The Rev Dr Maltbie D Babcock pastor of Brick Presbyterian died in Naples New York of Mediterranean fever after a brief illness. He graduated from Syracuse University 1879 and was ordained in 1882. He served First Presbyterian Lockport then Baltimore before Brick Church New York.
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Naples
New York
Brick Presbyterian
Auburn Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Lockport
Baltimore
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Henry Vandyke
Sugar Cane Revival Promises Prosperity in Georgia Farms
The Georgia Department of Agriculture urges revival of sugar cane in the state, citing Hopeton plantation in Glynn county as a historic achievement and noting renewed interest from Savannah and New Orleans sugar journals. It urges small test plantings of cassava, diversification of crops, and steady farm economy to reduce dependence on cotton, with emphasis on early corn cultivation and timely planting of peas.
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Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Louisiana
James Hamilton Couper
West Indies
Hopeton
Charleston
Charles Lyall
Cooper
Glynn County
Darien
Brunswick
Atlantic Ocean
D. G. Purse
Savannah
New Orleans
Captain Purse
Hopeton Plantation
Parse
United States Agricultural
Wilson
E. W. Wiley
United States Department
Florida
Interannaation
Renns
Wick
South
South Georgia
Stalk spacing advice from Commissioner Stevens in 1901
Commissioner O B Stevens on May 10 1901 urged growers to space stalks so rows barely meet. This tight spacing aims to conserve land energy and boost average yield per acre.
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O. B. Stevens
Improved Breeds of Cattle and Forage Advice
The State Agricultural Department urges Georgia farmers to breed better dairy and market cattle and to grow more hay and forage crops. The advice stresses adding abundant grass, hay, and forage to increase milk, butter, and beef yields, noting how current profits leave Georgia to others.
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Department of Agriculture
Georgia
State Agricultural Department
Legal Advertisement Submission Deadline Notice
Legal notices inform publishers to contact the business office by Wednesday noon each month to file advertisements and state that sirens used with the fee. The rule will be enforced.
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Norium
Sumter Sheriff Sale Notices Court Sale in Americus Georgia
Sumter County Georgia sheriff sale to be held at the courthouse door in Americus. Property described as the northwest quarter of lot 137 in Jackson Carter district, with undivided one fourth interest. Executed by Bumter Superior Court in favor of J. W. Russell against J. Carter. Property pointed out by plaintiffs. Sale under law on specified date.
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Jeorgia
Luster Copsty
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Kibert
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Jernon
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Georg Aeats
Chambliss
Mary J. Smith
Famva
Suter Superior Court
John L. Smith
John
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