Cotton School and Stockmen's Short Course Opens
The Cotton School and Stockmen's Short Course enters its fourth year at the College of Agriculture in Athens, starting January 2, 1911, for ten days. Open to all over sixteen, the program costs $15 to $25 and covers soils, fertilizers, cotton culture, pests, by products, grading, and farm machinery with optional animal husbandry and veterinary instruction. The piece urges early applications and notes extensive past attendance, Arbor Day topics, pruning guidance, and Athens’ inclusion in a list of notable trees in Georgia history.
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State College of Agriculture
Athens
Cotton School and Stockmen
College of Agriculture
Clarke County
Georgia
Hartford
Colony of
Connecticut
Cambridge
Washington
King's 2
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Lincoln
Eliot
Newton
Mass
John Eliot
Mount Vernon
General Grant
Capitol
Lanier
Brunswick
Sydney Lanier
Glynn
Col. W. H. Jackson
Arbor Day
B. G. Northrup
Conjeesument Board of Education
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland Cabinet
Morton
Nebraska
War vessels offered for sale by Navy Department
Washington on December 7 reports open proposals for the purchase of obsolete cruisers Boston and Concord lying at Puget Sound navy yard. The ships are not fit for active service and buyers may likely break them up for metal. Also noted is the executive committee of the Southern Commercial Congress meeting in Washington to finalize plans for a major rally in Atlanta next March.
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Japan
Standard Oil Company
Incornarat
Kmswa
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
United States
Boston
Concord
Pugent Sound Navy Yard
The
Southern Commrcial Congress
Atlanta
Arbor Day Observed in Georgia Schools
The Arbor Day observance urged Georgia students to plant trees, reflecting on Bryant’s poetry and the Nebraska origin of Arbor Day. It notes the aim to transform school grounds with trees, stressing that action matters more than ceremonies and urging immediate planting.
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Boston
Georgia
Nebraska
Hearing on wire control in Washington DC
Representatives of telegraph and telephone interests met at a conference with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington to decide how the amended commerce law applies to franks rebates and undue preference rules for interstate telegraph and telephone companies versus railroads.
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Washington, D. C
Telegraph
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona convention speech by Lamar Cobb sparks constitutional debate
Lamar Cobb of Graham County delivers a pointed address at the Prescott Arizona convention. He critiques minority tactics, questions verbatim reporting, and rails at precedents, urging adherence to statehood goals while tracing historical shifts in republican doctrine and the legacy of Lincoln.
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Athens
Fireat
Arizona
Prescott
Lamar Cobb
Graham County
Pima
United States
Repubian
Noah Webster
Webster
Antisaloon League
Curiculum
Harvard University
Georgia
Republican Party
Lincoln
Taft and Roosevelt in Oklahoma and Arizona statehood clash
The piece argues that Lincoln and Roosevelt defined republican government as government of the people and asserts Oklahoma’s enabling act was correctly approved by Roosevelt despite Republican opposition. It contends Taft would share that view, treats Oregon and Arizona as constitutional tests, and warns against delaying statehood over initiative and referendum.
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Lincoln
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Ita
Mr. Taft
Mr. Webster
Linicoln
Taft
Pima
Coconino
Oregon
Supreme Court
Arizona
United States
Throw Out the Line Kidney Health Appeal
Athens reader Mrs J M Martin credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing back pain fatigue and uring recovery from kidney trouble after trying many remedies. She bought at Palmer & Sons drug store and urges others to use Doan's, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Athens
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Doan
Foster-Milburm Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Indiana Fruit Growers Celebrate Semicentennial Convention
Indiana Horticultural Society marks its semicentennial with the largest convention. The event opened at the state house with an address by President C. N. Lind ley of Salem and papers on fruit growing topics. The convention will continue tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Horticultural Society
State House
C. N. Lindley
Salem
Mississippi Conference of M. E. Church Meets in Hattiesburg
The Mississippi conference of the M. E. Church South opens its annual session in Hattiesburg with a large delegation in attendance. Bishop Mounon of Texas serves as the presiding officer.
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Mississipp
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mississippi
M. E. Church
South
Mounon
Texas
Oklahoma Retail Merchants Convene in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City assembled retail merchants under the Oklahoma Retailers Association today to discuss freight rates and competition among wholesale houses and other mutual matters of interest and importance.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Retailers’ Association
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Coton School
Stockman's Short
Fragrant Forest
Kiltingworth
Commerce
Children of
Bryant
Brittain
Studebaker
Athens Transfer 2 Livery Co
Athens, GA
Massachusetts
Vermont
Maine
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
California
White House
Indiana Fruit Growers
Oklahoma Retail Merchants
Weary Jr. K. Orr Shoe CO
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