Winter School of Agriculture at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia opens a winter course in agriculture for farmers and aspiring workers. No tuition, rides to Athens possible, and practical modules cover soil, crops, animal husbandry, dairying, forestry, entomology, veterinary science, farm accounting, and English. Special lectures by judges, professors, and leaders conclude with enrollment details for interested students.
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University of Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
Marteh
J. M. Johnson
T. E. Jago
D. V
Georgia
D. Q. Abbott
Andrew J.cobb
Supreme Court of Georgia
F. M. Harper
James W. Morton
J. M. Kimbrough
Experiment Station
J. F. Hart
Winter
Athens, Ga
Negro clerkship row at Hattiesburg exposes mob threat
Washington December 29 The civil service commission is in contact with Gilbert T George the only eligible candidate for a Hattiesburg Mississippi post office clerkship He says white locals warned him away and mobs threaten his duty silence until Gainesville for safety He asks for a transfer or a comparable post. Commission says transfers are discretionary and only when service needs require it.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Gilbert T. George
Hattiesburg
Miss
George
Service Commission
Conmssion
Fie
Gainesville
Green
Mr. Green
Fire Department Sets New Record In Mississippi News
A remarkable record is noted as the fire department in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, faces a staffing dispute. The postmaster general and the commission weigh action as George is urged to perform clerk duties elsewhere, amid tensions over race in the state.
Secretary Root Defended In Supreme Court Brief
Washington December 29 A brief filed by Solicitor General Hoyt defends Secretary Root against charges of supporting centralized government He is quoted as urging states to assert rights while the Kansas Colorado case centers on federal control of streams for reclamation The Athens Fire Department reports a record year with fifty nine fires and total losses around 5455 The system gained three new fire alarm boxes and is hailed as among the best in the south
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Washington
Root
United States Supreme Court
Hoyt
Department of Justice
Kansas
Colorado
Solicitor General
Athens
George W. McDorman
McDoerman
Turpentine Industry Seeks Longer Life Through Shallow Chipping
A government bulletin highlights the cup and gutter method pioneered by Dr. Charles H. Herty and reports experiments near Jacksonville Florida testing shallower chipping and fewer faces. Initial results suggest equal or higher yields with less tree damage, potentially extending harvest life by years and preserving South timber resources.
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Charles H. Herty
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
South
United States
Forest Service
Jacksonville
Fla
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Michael Bros. Company
Blan
Winter School OF Agriculture
Prof
H. C
White
C. M. Strahan
J. F. Hart, Jr
Alfred Akerman
BE. L. Worsham
Georgy
R. I. Smith
Noel Mel
Moore
Medical Department of
the University
Augusta
John P. Fort
Mt. Airy
J. W. Barnett
Harvie Jordan
Farmers’ ‘Institutes
H. N. Starnes
Martin V. Calvin
R. J. Redding
State Experiment Station
C. L
Willoughby
Joseph Stewart
W. L. Williamson
Commerce
Commission
Mississippi
Leada
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