Boston Braves Begin Spring Training as Holdouts Come In
Boston American League squad reports soreness after first week of workouts. Manager Stallings keeps practice controlled as rookies like William Devitt Calhoun and veteran Lilue Rabbitt Maranville draw attention. Newcomers Miguel Gonzales and Arthur Bues arrive, while Holdouts sign to secure travel and pay.
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Stallings
William Devitt Calhoun
Mary
Georgia School of Technology
Macon
Boston Nationals
Wellesley College
Cobb
Wagner
Lajoie
Lilue “Rabbitt
Maranville
Boston
Tom O'Shanter
Balloway
Rabbitt
Billy
Hickory” Jackson
Joe Schultz
Pilgrims
Arthur Bues
Buffalo Club
Bues
Cuon Don
Miguel Gonzales
Pacific
Gonzales
Athens
Fred W. Smith
Charles Smith
Red Sox
Washington
Cubs
Tampa
Cleveland
Bill Bradley
Catcheo Whaling
Woman seeks divorce over husband abuse in 1894 marriage
Mrs. N. E. Blackwelder, in a special Banner report from Atlanta, alleges her husband J. B. Blackwelder abused and cruelly treated her to force her to sue for divorce. She claims the marriage began in 1894 and she now files in superior court to obtain separation, stating life with him became intolerable.
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Banner
Atlanta
N. E. Blackwelder
J. B. Blackwelder
Atlanta Pays Teachers Smallest Salaries
Atlanta has pleaded guilty to the indictment that her women teachers are the poorest paid in America. When the charge was first made by the National Educational Association, patriotic Atlantans who know nothing about it, immediately flow up in arms to deny it.
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Atlanta
America
National Educational Association
Federal Good Roads Convention Opens With Many States Attending
Delegates from governors offices of more than half the states joined the Federal Good Roads Convention at the Raleigh Hotel. The American Automobile Association backs the drive for generous national highway funding to aid road improvements nationwide. W M Slaton cites a NAEP report claiming Atlanta women teachers are paid less than peers in other cities and notes his long campaign for higher teacher salaries.
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Washington, D. C
Union
Raleigh Hotel
American Automobile Association
Congress
National Treasury
Atlanta
United States
National Educational Association
Jacobs' Liver Salt Offers Gentle Liver Support
An advertisement urges avoiding harsh calomel to purge the liver. It promotes Jacobs' Liver Salt as a natural remedy that dissolves uric acid, cleanses the digestive tract, and treats biliousness, constipation, rheumatism, and hepatic ailments. It claims easier digestion and urges purchase from Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta, with pricing of five cents?
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Parcel Post
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Farmers' Co-Operative Demonstration Reorganized
Georgia State College of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture have merged the farm demonstration work. Prof J Phil Campbell remains in charge with a nationwide outreach, and 60 plus demonstrators will operate as part of the college field force across the state.
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State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
Georgia
Campbell
Bradford Knapp
Washington, D. C
State of Georgia
Knapp
Northwestern Iowa Retail Lumbermen's meet in Sioux City
Several hundred leading lumber trade representatives gathered for the annual Northwestern Iowa Retail Lumbermen's association meeting in Sioux City Iowa. Key addresses were delivered by E C Hope of Chicago and Nelson S Darling of Oklahoma City outlining trade topics and prospects for the industry.
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Sioux City
Northwestern
Iowa
Bible Conference Opens in Atlanta for Ten Day Program
Delegates from across the south gathered in Atlanta on March 6 for the fifteenth annual Bible Conference embracing all Protestant denominations. The ten day sessions will feature addresses from prominent religious workers.
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Atlanta
South
Canadian Seed Growers Meet Opens Ninth Annual Convention
Ottawa Ont March 6 a large attendance marked the opening today of the ninth annual convention of the Canadian Seed Growers Association Discussion of the annual reports of officers occupied today's sessions Tomorrow discussions will cover producing seeds of field roots and vegetables in Canada locally instead of importing from other countries.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Canada
Continental Oil Company dissolves in Council Bluffs
Stockholders in Council Bluffs voted to terminate the corporate existence of the Continental Oil Company, organized in 1884 and formerly a Standard Oil subsidiary, concluding a long corporate life.
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Council Bluffs
Continental Oil Company
Standard Oil
Minnesota Teachers Are In Session in Red Wing
The Southeastern Minnesota Educational Association opened a three day meeting in Red Wing with speakers Dr. J. Adam Puffer of Boston and United States Commissioner of Education P. Claxton among those listed to address the gathering.
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Red Wing
Minn
Southeastern Minnesota Educational Association
J. Adam Puffer
Boston
P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Canadian Business Show Opens in Toronto for One Week
The first Canadian Business Show will open in Toronto on Saturday and run for a week. It features an elaborate exhibition of appliances and ideas for modern business men and will include a large convention of Ontario and nearby province retail merchants.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Favor Enlarging College Work At Georgia
Historical notices show the Georgia Horticultural Society, Georgia Breeders' Association, and Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association urging the legislature to provide liberal appropriations for the Georgia State College of Agriculture in Athens. They request funds to erect buildings, expand demonstration programs, and extend various extension and field activities to support teaching and grow the college’s reach.
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Georgia Horticultural Society
Georgia Breeders’ Association
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
General Assembly of Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Athens
Georgia
College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Legislature urged to fund agriculture growth
The message urges the General Assembly of Georgia to allocate a larger share of state revenue to agricultural advancement, praising the State College of Agriculture and asking for favorable support that will gain the hearty approval of constituents.
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General Assembly of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Fertilizer guidance for bearing orchards with peach trees
The guide recommends applying 1-2 lb cotton seed meal, 1-2 lb nitrate of soda, 3 lb acid phosphate, and 1 lb nitrate of potash per 500 lb acre for 100 trees. Place 5 lb in circles around each tree, away from the trunk, or 600-700 lb acre if broadcast. Use per-tree division for fewer than 100 trees per acre and apply only if a legume crop was turned under the previous season. If not, cotton seed meal may be used.
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Pharamcy
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton St
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Ares Prince
MND
W. M. Slaton
Atlanta Public Schools
GA. State College OF Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
DALAD
Bible Conference
Minnesota
White Mountain
T. H. McHatton
Bloch Reed
Just
Bloch
Sturgis Luxury
Sturgis
Orse
Dorsey Furniture CO
Irdse
Wriitre Seed Alyy
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