Griffin Georgia Fruit Growers See Record Season Prospects
A Griffin report from Spalding county highlights grape and peach crops with Elberta and Husted varieties leading. Prominent growers J D Husted and Henry Galhouse, plus Vandyke and Oetter, outline plans for 10000 vines and 3000 peach trees while praising the new Experimental Farm and Station for saving costs and boosting shipments to Philadelphia New York and Boston.
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Orif
Spaldy County
Middle Georgia Horticultural Society
W. B. Hudop
Griffin
J. D. Husted
Husted
Michigan
Eitertas
Florida
United States
Hunted
Henry Galhouse
Galhouse
Spalding County
Dayton
Ohio
Georgia
Gashouse
Bence
Ives
Concord
Missouri
Risling
Phillip Smith
Mith
Mr. Smith
A.G. Vandyke
McComb
Vandyke
Middle Georgia Shippers Union
Union
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Beat
Rudolph Oetter
Hyde Park
Mass
Oetter
Norton
Virginia
Cynthiana
Aare
Cotter
S. M. Wayman
Wayman
Northern Farmers Should Embrace Southern Adaptations
The piece argues Northern farmers could profit in the South by learning local methods, pursuing dairy stock or truck farming, and complementing cotton with diversified ventures. It notes Talbot County forms an Anti-Trust stock company to build oil mills and manufacturing facilities with $20,000 capital, while Gordon Davis survived a fall at Wrightville church steeple, breaking only his thigh after a plank fractured his descent.
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South
Talbot County
Anti-Trust Company
Gordon Davis
Harris
Wrightville
Baptist Church
Tanner's Sentiments on Pension Reform in Lebanon Tenn
Tanner the U S Commissioner of Pensions spoke at the Scotish Irish Convention in Lebanon Tennessee urging pension reform. He cites thousands on the roll with many drawing small monthly sums and calls for recourse to certificates and pro rata taxation by Southern states to aid veterans who wore the Union blue. He notes endorsements from community leaders and comments on advertising value and foreign affairs including a report on Khartown and a proposed name change for the Protestant Episcopal Church of America.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Tanner
United States
Treasury
South
Union
Legislat
Great Northwest
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Church of America
America
Waynesboro Colts Sold and Central Rail Progress
In Georgia news, Waynesboro raised colts were sold to Augusta buyers for 82 dollars. The Rollch Bros plan a Macon spoke and hub factory with new ground secured after delaying for the East Tennessee road. Other items note a Mayhaw jelly fruit, railroad ballast upgrades, and bridges from Savannah to Birmingham.
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Waynesboro
Augusta
Rollch Broa
Macon
Peteraberry
Ind
East Tennessee
Peter Harris
Jackson County
Albany News and Advertiser
Georgia
Central Railroad
Griffin
Saveral Iron
Savannah
Birmingham
Columbia
Ala
Port Royal and
Harrison abandons effort to please politicians in favor of self run policy
The text reports President Harrison conceding he will govern to suit himself after frustrated attempts to please lawmakers. It notes a separate item that President Estill received a $5,000 gift from a New Yorker to support a technological school linked to the Bethuda Orphanage in Savanna.
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Harrison
Estill Ban
Bethdada
Savanna
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Bennett
Georgia News
Iverson L. Harris
Milledgeville
Fred Cook
Douglas County
Clayton County
E.T. Kenny
Dawson
Tnternal Revenue
Webster
Laws
Stara
England
H. W. Grady
Jane Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Desbrosse Street
Gen. Washington
North Carolina
Hodge
Banks
Haie
Ceileurn
Biehair
Iisenaly
Gare
Toe
Mas M. EB
Woodsum
Norway
Ieee
Rey
J. Pressley Barrett
D. D
Raleigh
H. G
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