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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

6

Farm Department Agents Named for District and Local Posts

J. T. Watt is designated as District Agent for the Farm Department while J. Roland Turner serves as Local Agent, detailing their roles in overseeing agricultural programs and outreach at the regional level.

J. Roland Turner

Improvement by Seed Selection for Cotton and Corn

The article argues seed selection boosts yield and quality, detailing cotton seed practices from plowing a seed plat to selecting perfect bolls and storing seed, plus measures for corn seed selection. It emphasizes type, variety, selection, ginning, storing and stresses early seed choice and careful field selection for higher future crops.

Bob

Lydia Pinkham's Compound Endorsed For Women's Health

A Graniteville Vermont reader extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy for change of life symptoms and general female ills. The notice blends testimonial praise with guidance on selecting and testing seed corn for field cultivation and improving yields through careful seed selection.

Graniteville Lydia Pinkham Cras. Barclay K.V.D Lydia E. Pinkham

Country Farmers Embrace Telephone Revolution Says Record

The Hello Box in the Country notes the telephone’s growing rural use. It highlights price posting for crops and grain sales, plus social and medical benefits, urging that farming communities gain equal access to this vital link to neighbors and doctors.

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Rural telephones transform isolated farms to connected hubs

An editorial arguing rural telephones bridge isolation and speed up farm commerce. The piece cites Roosevelt's country life commission and predicts greater rural prosperity as telephony expands, noting farmers gain market access, emergency contact, and faster communication despite harsh weather and long distances.

Mr. Roosevelt Country Life Commission

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