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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
7
The U S Department of Agriculture studies rough lumber usage across four American sawmills. It finds over five eighths of rough lumber could feed other industries after secondary processing, suggesting greater efficiency could cut waste as demand rises.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions old fashioned coffee and a warning tone. The garbled lines reference a letter and possible critique of coffee's effects, with scattered phrases about time, trees, and human elements.
Cincinnati April 21. Chairman T C Powell reports Interstate Commerce Commission allows railroads to move exhibits both ways at no charge for the Ohio Valley Exposition to be held August 29 to September 24. Southern railroads will cooperate to showcase regional resources and industries east of the Mississippi.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks in bed and eight physicians with no relief, she used Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and recovered quickly, walking in three days. Sold by L P Canning Druggist at Clayton and Jackson.
The third annual convention of the post office clerks of Texas convened in Houston with several hundred members present. Mayor Rice welcomed attendees as A E Willis presided and Frank T Rogers of Chicago, national association president, addressed the gathering. A noted session focused on rouge lumber usage with 64 percent diverted to other outputs, suggesting national implications for lumber consumption.
Spokane veteran Robert, 81, a Georgia native and former adjutant to Stonewall Jackson, recounts 1840s Brown University friends, Syracuse? not, and his Civil War experiences. He shares tales of Chancellorsville and Winchester, noting college aims over sports and his refusal to join secret societies.
Atlanta April 21 Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Association gears up for near full Georgia turnout at the Inter-State Cotton Seed Crushers Association meeting in Little Rock Ark May 24 25 26 led by L A Ransom and Fielding Wallace with a special Pullman train for members families and friends. The event expected to draw a large attendance near Hot Springs and feature national and southern speakers as interest in cotton seed products grows. Details on train and program will be announced soon.
A real estate notice touts 260 acres and 280 acres offered by Lipscom & Co at 109. The land is described as attractive with reasonable terms near Mitchells bridge. The ad appeals to buyers seeking farm property at a favorable price.
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