Okefeenokee Swamp Land Sale Sparks Debate In Georgia
The piece argues Georgia legislators misvalued Okefeenokee swamp and adjacent state lands, urging wider bidding and highlighting a potential legal hurdle from prior gifts to Confederate orphans. It notes the area may exceed earlier estimates and warns the sale at 12.5 cents per acre risks undervaluation, while calling attention to political and historical context in Georgia.
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Okefeenokeee
Georgia
General Assembly
Executive Department
Suwanee Canal Company
Okefeenokee Swamp
Okefeenokee
Cotton Seed Hulls Fatten Cattle Rumor Spreads In Albany
Albany News reports on J R Forrester testing cotton seed hulls to fatten beef cattle. He claims steers gain bulk quickly, fattening cost under five dollars per animal, with hulls plus a little meal and daily seven cent feed costs. He forecasts a South wide adoption and potential Albany shipments of Western style beef.
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Albany News and Advertiser
News and Advertiser
J. R. Forrester
Atlanta
Forrester
Aleek
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Kansas City
al- Bany
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A Suggestion to the Alliance on Stock Improvement
A county and township alliances can improve stock by pooling funds to buy fine blooded bulls stallions and boats for common ownership. This shared expense would boost profits and enable farmers to access breeding stock they could not afford individually. Senator George backs efforts to defeat the bagging trust and proposes federal support for ramie or jute decortication research with a $100,000 authorization to fund experiments and free use for the public.
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George
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Auction House Plan Fails Then Offers Deep Discounts
Merchants and farmers considered plans to buy wholesale from auction to cut costs, but midstream failures led to a change. The vendor now offers domestic goods at dramatically reduced rates, with sale prices from factory costs and promises of refunds if items are misrepresented. Country merchants are urged to price before ordering elsewhere to save money.
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Ourjf
Columbus
Flavoring Extract Flavorings Marketed by Coon's Pharmacy
Readable text notes flavors lemon and vanilla extracts made from fruit, advertised by Coon's Pharmacy located at 429 Cotton Avenue. The fragment suggests a local drugstore listing flavoring products and address.
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Coon’s Pharmacy
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