Average Chemical Composition of Principal Georgia Soils
L M Carter reports five years of soil chemistry analyses from the Georgia College of Agriculture. He notes wide regional differences, nitrogen deficiency in most soils, general phosphoric acid shortage, and potash readiness varying by region. The study uses 21 inch soil depth and links nutrient content to drainage, organic matter, tillage, and mineral forms.
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Georgia
L. M. Carter
Ga. Col
Department of Chemistry
Chemical Laboratory
State College of Agriculture
Coastal Plain
Piedmont Plateau
Appalachian Mountains
North
Middle Georgia
Imestone
Northwest
Appalachian Mountaina
Northeast
South Georgia
State of Georgia
Corn For Early Forage by John R Fain
Agronomy professor John R Fain argues after freezes kill much of the oat crop that early forage from corn is promising for grain and forage. Early varieties Adams Early Venture and Hickory King yield sooner. broadcast sowing at one bushel per acre yields quick forage. after cutting, land can host cowpeas for hay with early corn and planting.
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John R. Fain
Georgia State College of Agr
Tke Adams
Georgia College of Agriculture plans livestock building
Qur Animal Industries highlights rising hog numbers and improved cattle quality driven by the College of Agriculture.Animal Husbandry seeks an on campus facility to train students and support extension work. A new 1800 seat building with 3500 arena capacity, 75 by 150 feet, will host judging, sales and classrooms, heated by steam and lit by electricity.
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Qur Animal Industries
Soule, Pres. Ga
State College of Agriculture
Lege of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Frrmers
Georgia
Senate
Farmers of
State
Tribute to Old Glory in Rutherford Daughters meeting
The Rutherford Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held a long tribute to the flag yesterday at president Mrs. M. W. Welch’s home. Miss Mildred Rutherford led the program with patriotic readings on the flag and American ideals. Memorial Day plans and an upcoming veterans’ dinner were discussed as Dr Battle of Charlottesville is slated to speak.
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Meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Rutherford Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
M. W. Welch
Mildred Rutherford
Daughters of
South
United States
Black
Augusta
Mullins
Macon Chautauqua
Hamilton
Jefferson
Benjamin H. Hill
Woodrow Wilson
Laura Rutherford
Welch
Red Cross
Athens
Quartette
America
State Normal School
Olivia Dame
Helen Arnold
Pearl Guill
Susie Bell Perkins
Oscar Davison
Manassas
Cobb Lampkin
Trent
T. W. Reed
James Randal
Maryland
J. M. Rogers
Georgia
Batile
Charlottesville
Barrow
Battle
Field Track Meet at Sanford Field Friday Forenoon
The Athens Grammar schools stage a field and track meet on Sanford Field next Friday forenoon. Students will compete in dashes, jumps, throwing, shuttle races with flags, relays, and obstacle events, all designed for young runners and promising a lively program with two entries per school in many events.
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Sanford
Sanford Field
Athens Grammar
Indian Princess Watahwaso to Tour on Big Redpath Chautauqua
A feature on Watahwaso, Penobscot princess and singer of tribal songs, described as a charming, educated figure who grew up near Old Town Maine. The narrative traces her lineage, public speaking father, and her training in Cambridge under masters of music and Indian lore.
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Watahwaso
Redpath
Matzene
Chicago
Longfellow
Oldtown
Maine
Pine Tree State
Vane
Sisters of Mercy
Cambridge
Hte Tye
Track meet to decide school banner based on points
The meet awards points to each place: first four, second three, third two, fourth one. Points from all events determine the final school banner winner. Session held Friday at 10:30 a.m. with strict punctuality for a quick start and finish.
Sale of Bottling Plant and Supplies at Public Auction
Under order by Hon Blanton Fortson Referee in Bankruptcy the trustee of Classic City Bottling Works will sell all assets including bottling machinery office furniture two trucks wagons syrups extracts and thousands of empty bottles at public auction six in Athens Georgia April 14 1917 at eleven o’clock a m cash terms and inventory viewing by request through trustee E M Howell and Jerome Michael trustees attorney.
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Blanton Fortson
Classic City Bottling Works
Southern Mutual
Athens
Georgia
Vinol touted by Athens teacher as tonic cure all
A letter from Key West Florida praises Vinol a constitutional remedy containing iron peptonate manganese and glycerophosphates plus beef and cod liver peptone. It claims improved appetite sleep energy and overall vigor restoring a tired nervous teacher. H R Palmer & Sons and Georgia town druggists carry the product.
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Athens
Vinci
Miss Baéz
Key West
Fla
Mary L
Baez
Key Weat
Flo
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Georgia
Sign of Good Digestion Review in Aged Lady Health
A cheerful happy old lady indicates good digestion. If the stomach is impaired or meals cause discomfort, Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested to strengthen digestion and promote a gentle movement of the bowels. Obtainable everywhere.
City Union of Myraca Philatheas Meet at First Baptist
The meeting of the City Union of the Myraca Philatheas will be held at the First Baptist Church this evening at eight o'clock. A fine program is planned and Mr Albert S Rowland will deliver the address of the evening. Rowland helped found the Union and has worked in it for five years.
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First Baptist Church
Albert 'S
Rowland
Deafness Cure Claim Via Catarrh Cure Advertisement
An old advert promises a universal cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It asserts deafness arises from a blocked tube and claims mucous surface inflammation can be cured. Offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Catarrh Cure and instructs to request free circulars from PS CH 4 CO Toledo. Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Toledo
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Ortgc Rat Armatent
E. M. Howell
Athens, Gr
Jerome Michael
Trustes
Anaeme
Babaca
Philatheas
Aes
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