Notable Addresses of Interest at Southern Congress
Washington D C Dec 7 The opening of the second day of the Southern Commercial Congress drew larger attendance. Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association chaired. Speakers, including Willet M Hays and G W Moiner, discussed neglected opportunities in the South in agriculture timber and colonization. Emphasis on timber conservation soil productivity and vocational training for Negro workers and rural education. The talk urged increased use of cement substitutes and better farm management to revive Southern prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Commercial Congress
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Wedaion Son
Willet M. Hays
Department of Agriculture and Son
G. W. Moiner
Virginia
Souths
Kellogg
South
Hugh McRae
Wilmington
F. W. Faxon
Memphis Business Men’s Club
John Mathews
Mississippi Valley Transportation Co
St. Louis
George EB. Tow
Washington, D
J. A. Holmes
U. S. Geological Burvey
Wea
Cape ‘Ital
Brown
North
Europe
Canadian Northwest
Probate Court Schedules Sale Of Joint Lands In Calhoun County
Special Term on November 20 1909 Mra Nannie Weaver among joint owners presented a petition to sell lands for division as not equitably dividable The court set December 13 1909 for hearing and ordered notice by three week publication in the Anniston Evening Star notifying interested parties to appear December 18 1909 to show cause why petition should not be granted Nov 23-tnes-3t
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Calhoun County
A. D
Nannie Weaver
Sime
Anniston Evening Star
Will of Gustas Mathes Offered for Probate in Calhoun County
John Mathes presents a document claimed as the last will of Gustas Mathes, deceased, to the Probate Court at Anniston. Notice is given for all named heirs and interested parties to appear December 16, 1909, to contest or support admission to probate and recording. Judge Emmett F. Crook oversees the special term proceeding.
Incurable Kidney Trouble Promoted By Fulton Compound
Medical writers declare kidney inflammation beyond cure after six months. The piece extols Fulton s Renal Compound as the only possible hope, claiming 87 percent efficiency, with adoption details and free literature offer from San Francisco. It also discusses southern vocational education, urging expanded programs for farmers and homemakers through demonstration farms and consolidated rural schools.
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Bright
Polton
Fulton
Anniston
Scarbrough Drug Co
John J. Fulton O
First St
San Francisco
Cal
Farmers must embrace science to keep economic balance
The passage argues that non-agricultural wealth depends on exchanging with farmers who produce vast food and fibers. It notes farm workers are more productive than ever and predicts ongoing gains in output per worker. It calls on farmers to adopt scientific methods to stay vital in a changing economy.
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Mer
Unusual want ad hinted in this issue
The notice points readers to a possible want ad about an unusual item or need. It suggests the ad exists within the issue and invites search, with no explicit details provided. The phrasing implies a universal tip that such an advertisement may be present for those seeking a specific uncommon item or service.
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Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Calhoun
State OF
Said
Charles G. Mathes
Frank Mathes
John Mathes
Albert Mathes
Marie Campbell
Dayton
Ohio
Joe Mathes
Gustas Mathes
Emmett F. Crook
Ala
City National Bank
Russel. Bros. Art Store
H. C. Lynch
Gurnee
Lawson
Seybold
R. &. Forbes Piano Co
G. E. Warrick, Mgr
Noble Street
Victor Talking Machines
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