Fertilizer and Seed Selection for Cotton Growth
Dr Soule outlines cotton cultivation steps including fertilizer formulas with 4 percent nitrogen and 8 to 10 percent phosphoric acid, 500 to 700 pounds per acre, deep soil incorporation, and timely weevil defense. He names favored varieties such as big boll College No. 1 Piedmont Cleveland and Lightning Express, plus wilt resistant lines. He stresses shallow frequent cultivation, calcium arsenate applications, and planting 6 to 10 acres per plow to boost maturity and yields.
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Soule
North Georgia
College No. 1
Piedmont
Cleveland
Texas
Lightning Express
Delfos
Acala
Meade
Mathis’ Toole
Petty's Toole
Council's Toole
Lewis’ 68
Cupero Named Director For O Briens Minstrel Program
Edward Cupero was named director and president of Northeast Georgia Union as Neil O Briens Minstrels organized in Athens. The convention will meet at First Presbyterian church with a junior session in First Christian church on April 21 featuring Miss Mamie Gene Cole as junior secretary and a banquet for juniors. Speakers include E P Gates Chas F Evans Bishop H G Mikell S Wilkes Dendy Carl J Matthews R L Porter G L Johnson and Margaret Jarman among others from Georgia Florida and South Carolina.
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Neil O'Brien
Edward Cupero
Son
Northeast Georgia Union
Athens
Georgia Executive Board
Macon
First Christian Church
Mamie Gene Cole
Dixie States
First Presbyterian Church
E. P. Gates
United Society Christian Endeavor
Boston
Chas
F. Evans
Newton County C. E. Union
Covington
Harding Improves but Remains Confined at White House
President Harding is described as nearly recovered from grippe but still confined to his room at the White House. He has begun handling some important papers while his physician Dr Sawyer advises caution and no further outings. Callers to the executive offices visited the president during the day.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Grippe
Ani
Sawyer
Deaths and Funerals Record at Athens Area
James A Pierce aged ninety four died at his home on Dougherty street after illness of months. He was a Franklin county native, lived in Athens one year, a Presbyterian. Funeral Tuesday at 11 from Franklin Springs Baptist church with interment in church yard. Survived by two sons, twenty two grandchildren, twenty two great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Bernstein's chapel to carry out funeral arrangements. Christine Parks four died Sunday at parents' residence on Danielsville Comer road. Funeral and interment Monday at Pleasant Grove church with Bernstein Brothers in charge. Estelle Hancock aged forty two died Sunday night at Mr George Hale’s home on Winterville road after three weeks illness. Member of Tuckston Methodist church. Survived by four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday at Tuckston church. nephews as pallbearers. Rev Mr Allen officiated. Bernstein Brothers in charge. Miss Hancock had wide county circle and was active in church work. Border materials note on silks and summer fabrics for drapery or plain skirts. wide berthas common. no trimming.
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James A. Pierce
Dougherty Street
Franklin County
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Pranklin Springs Baptist Church
Hoe
Bernstein
Christine Parks
Parks
Danielsville and
Comer Road
Pleasant Grove Church
Bernstein Brothers
Estelle Hancock
George Hale
Winterville Road
Tuckston
Sinclair Appears in Senate Probe
Washington reports an appearance by Harry F. Sinclair before the senate investigating commission under subpoena from Senator La Follette. The clash centers on whether records from the Hyva Corporation beyond the inquiry scope can be demanded, tied to the oil and petroleum price investigation for 1920 to 1922.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate All Investigating Commission
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hyva Corporation
Sinclair
la Follette
Senate
CE Convention To Be Big Event In Macon
Christian Endeavorers of Athens expect the Macon gathering to surpass last year’s noted convention. G I John Music notes the parade day noon street pageant will gain from maestro Cupero leading a large brass band. The OBrien organization is slated to appear at the Colonial Theatre on January 24.
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Christian Endeavorers
Athens
Georgia
Macon
G. I. Johnmusic
Cupero
O'Brien
Colonial Theatre
Greb to defend title against Shade in New Jersey
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defends his American lightweight crown in a 12 round bout against Billy Shade of California in Jersey City. Shade must KO to win as decisions are not allowed in New Jersey.
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Jersey City
N. J
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Billy Shade
California
Shade
New Jersey
Maine Seed Potato Company Offers 500 Irish Potatoes
Maine based HODGSON-COMER Co lists 500 seed Irish potatoes as genuine Maine seed stock. KING-HODGSON.CO. promotes Maine seed potatoes just received at KING HODGSON CO stores.
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Maine
Pota- Hodgson-Comer Co
King - Hodgson.co
Potatoes Just Receiv King Hodgson CO
Window Shade Sale Offers Ten Percent Savings
A local sale advertises window shades at a ten percent discount, promoting cost savings for customers shopping for home decor.
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Eacla
Ghe Irgia Cotton Growers’ Co-Operative Association
Bsoute
J |E Connell
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-operative
M. G. Gay
James W. Morton
M. BE
Judd
J. G. Oliver
Winnicutt
Ier Southern
Presiding
J. H. Wood
County Poultry Breeders’ Associations
L. J. Ballard
J. Phil Campbell
Geo. A. Maloney
H. E. Lavely
United States Department of Agriculture
A. G. G. Richardson
Roy Neal
Savannah Morning News
Savannah
Miss Mathews
R. M. Striplin
Cobb St
O’brien
J. van Straaten
John Bowers
Madge Bellamy
Van-Nil
Arnold Abney & Co
W. T
Lake Edwards
Bettef Sind
the McGregor Company
Athens and
Bogart Road
Winterville
Hubert M. Rylee
Holman Bldg
Tel
Athens, Ga
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