Cotton Seed Crushers' Association Holds Largest Georgia Meet
The Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia opens its eighth annual convention at the Hotel Continental Atlantic Beach with 250 members and families attending. The gathering highlights a strong cotton oil season, rising southern agriculture, and the industry’s broader impact on living costs, fertilizer use, livestock feeding, and by products. Dignitaries praise southern progress, and President E P McBurney notes challenges from damaged seed and favorable legislative amendments.
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Fla
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Sersion
South
Georgia
J. Lindsay Patton
Jacksonville
Geo. J. Drew
Jacksonville Board of Trade
Florida
C. L. C. ‘Thomas
Madison
A. M. Soule
College of Agriculture
Union
Denmark
Egan
Washington
E. P. McBurney
Atlanta
Mysterious Phrase Sparks Local News Inquiry
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Georgia farmers urged to push publicity for seed products
A 1912 Georgia agrarian address advocates direct sale of mill products to consumers, warns against middlemen, praises Senator Hoke Smith for supporting the oleomargarine bill, and urges broader use of press publicity to educate farmers about seed, meal, and hulls as cattle feed and fertilizer. It calls for printed literature and a special association meeting in Atlanta to discuss eradicating cattle ticks and improving dairy feeding.
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United States
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
E. M. Nighbert
Georgia
A.M
Freckled Girls Are Sent by Mail if Desired
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Wilson’s Fair Skin Soap
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Palmer & Sons, Druggiste
National Bank Of Commerce Obligation Notice
A clipped OCR fragment notes obligations related to the National Bank of Commerce, mentioning Tolan and an area context. The readable portions indicate a financial or clerical notice regarding debts or duties tied to the bank and local parties. The item reads as a partial notice or legal notice fragment.
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National Bank OF OF Commerce, Tolan
Maine primary opens as voters weigh senator and governor
June 17 in Augusta Maine marks the first statewide primary with parties seeking voters' choice for U S Senate and representatives in Congress plus the Governor. The event follows campaign speeches and discussions on national farm policy, cattle dipping efforts, and the role of the animal industry in the economy.
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Agusts
Maine
Congress
Georgia cattle losses reach multi‑million tolls
The period of four to nine months shows losses in Georgia's cattle industry that are nearly unbelievable. Estimated losses from cattle and related industries total 6.5 million dollars for Georgia and 59 million dollars annually for the entire South.
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Georgia
South
Eczema relief with Zemo wash offered by Citizens Pharmacy
An advertising notice promotes Zemo a liquid wash for eczema and skin diseases. It claims rapid soothing relief and states a druggist refund if the first bottle fails to satisfy. Prepared by BE W Rose Medicine Co and sold at Citizens Pharmacy.
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Hamilton's First Century at Hamilton College Celebration
President Taft attended as Hamilton College marked the 100th anniversary of its 1812 charter. The event honors the institution born from Hamilton Oneida Academy and founded by Samuel Kirkland. The school has grown into a leading U.S. college with many notable graduates across professions, business and politics.
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Taft
Hamilton College
Hamilton Oneida Academy
Samuel Kirkland
United States
Americans Shine at London International Horse Show
American horses and enthusiasts dominate the opening at Olympia with record exhibits and prize money. Notable American exhibitors include Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Judge William Moore, J. Sumner Draper, and H. L. Pierce.
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Olympo
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William & Moore
J. Sumner Draper
H. L. Pierce
Firemens Tourney Opens with Welcoming Exercises
Pierre D D June 17 Delegations of firemen arrived for the annual meeting and tournament of their state association Welcoming exercises parade and review are on the program for tomorrow The remainder of the week will be devoted to prize competitions.
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Gentle Aid for Older Adults
Advertisement-style blurb promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as mild and suitable for middle aged and older people. Claims happiness for the elderly and notes tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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O Keefe Trial Opens Amid Self Defense Plea
Redwood City California June 17 The cage of John H O Keefe longtime politician and ex saloon keeper of Menlo Park charged with the murder of Albert Freeman went to trial today. It is understood O Keefe will plead self defense.
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Redwood City
Cal
John H. O'Keefe
Menlon Park
Albert Freeman
Freeman
O'Keefe
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