Georgia crops bring millions to state farmers
Georgia officials say three minor crops from peaches to tobacco yield about twenty five million dollars, with peaches ten million, watermelons three million, and tobacco twelve million. Sweet potatoes peanuts and sugar cane soon add returns, while cotton tops with one hundred fifteen million dollars and grain and forage also contribute. Despite a severe drought, overall agricultural revenue from these crops exceeds one hundred thirty five million dollars, highlighting Georgia’s agricultural wealth and future prospects.
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Supreme Court Judge Attacks Alimony Practices
New York September 26 Supreme Court Justice Selah B Strong denounces alimony and separate maintenance as tools for revenge. He argues most alimony claims are unwarranted, favors childbearing cases, and calls for judicial restraint and protection for men, noting cases where verdicts favored women despite weak evidence.
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