Georgia fruit and agriculture see big year ahead
Cold weather boosts Georgia crops says state department of agriculture and Commissioner Hudson. President Hunter of the Georgia Fruit Exchange notes record fruit prospects and recalls $80,000 recovered for members in 1910. The exchange seeks reforms including a lower minimum carload lot to 20 000 pounds to save fruit growers about $200 000 in a full crop year.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Department of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
Hudson
W. B. Hunter
The
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Hunter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geology of the Coastal Plain of Georgia Published
The Georgia Geological Survey releases Geology of the Coastal Plain of Georgia under state geologist Hon. W. McCallie. Otto Veath and Lloyd Williams Stephenson compile, with T Waylana Vaughn directing coastal plain investigations. The plain spans 35 000 square miles south of Piedmont, from Augusta to Columbus, in a multi hundred page preliminary volume.
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Georgia
State Department
Coastal Plain
Georgia Coastal Plain
Plain
Piedmont Plain
Augusta
Milledgevillé
Macon
Columbus
California Woolen Blanket Sale Listing
Table of various blankets with bold clearance pricing across categories. Includes wool and knap blankets with prices from 2.00 to 12.50, plus linen towels and damask items offered at reduced rates. Catalog notes wide color borders and multiple quilt types included in the sale.
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California
Clearance sale of sweaters and hats for all ages
One third off all sweaters including ladies and children. Hats priced 4.75 to 6.50 can be chosen with a 2.48 option. Hats 8.00 to 12.00 with 8.98 option. Hats 17.50 to 20.00 with 5.98 option. Hats 23.50 to 27.50 with 6.98 option. Outing kimonas 1.75 to 2.00 with selected prices 2.75 to 3.75.
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Kimonas
Sale of Silk Quilts at Bargain Prices
Clearance prices on silk quilts range from 6.50 to 22.50 with multiple sizes and colors. Advertises the display as the most beautiful quilts on a bargain counter.
Bargain Petticoats in Multiple Fabrics and Colors
Three tables list clearance prices for various petticoats. Table 1 features taffeta petticoats in gray red black navy and blends formerly 3.75 4.75 and 5.50 now 2.98. Table 2 offers messaline and taffeta petticoats in new shades formerly 5.50 to 7.50 at clearance. Table 3 covers taffeta moire messaline and brocaded silk petticoats formerly 8.50 to 12.50 now 5.98.
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Taffeta
No Suit or Dress Will Be Sent On Approval
No suit or dress will be sent on approval and none will be taken back or exchanged. The fragmentary notice notes sales terms for garments with prices listed but unreadable surrounding text.
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Bette
Wwe
Alberta railways sponsor alfalfa seed contest for irrigated farms
The railway department purchased 24 000 pounds of alfalfa seed to distribute to irrigated farmers in a 4201 acre block. Prizes total nearly 1000 dollars plus a trophy for first prize. Seed will be inoculated and sold at cost via water masters. Judge panel includes W H Fairfield and possibly A Atkinson. Lane brings in 12 000 pounds and plans to sow about 600 acres.
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Gation Department
W. H. Fairfield
Dominion Farm
Lethbridge
Atkinson
Bozeman Agricultural College
Montana
Alberta
Geo. Lane
Tallulah Falls Question Persists in Georgia
Atlanta scenes report Professor Koch of the University of Georgia surveys land at Tallulah Falls to determine if the state can save strips along the riverbank and bed. Chancellor Barrow and Koch inform Governor Slaton, with work starting after a conference with Attorney General Felder. A month or more before a report, and final court decisions rest with Governor Brown.
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Atlanta
Koch
Engineering Department
University of Georgia
Capitol
Tallulah Falls
David Barrow
Slaton
T. 5. Felder
Joseph M. Brown
Wilson Visits Ann Arbor to Warm Reception
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey toured Ann Arbor Michigan today and was greeted with enthusiasm by the Wilson club at the University of Michigan. The event highlighted his bid for the presidential nomination with strong support from university students and locals.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jane
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson Club
Uiversity
Michigan
Important Cases Highlight Judge Brand Health and Docket
The prom band judge Brand, ailing for weeks, remains at work and will decide key cases including an injunction on city salary disputes. Weekend docket includes alimony actions in Oconee and Madison, will construction questions in Banks, and several trials and motions from Gwinnett to Walton counties detailing fraud, undue influence, and damages in railroad and estate matters.
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Brand
Lawrenceville
Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital
Cat
Dorough & Adams
J. H. Skelton
W. R. Little
R. R
Garity
Prom ‘Walton Superior Court
The
Georgia Railroad
Almond
Jos
B & Bryan Cumming
Foir
J. J
Roy M. Strickland
A. J. Griffin
Carr Hopper
J. R. Carr
Juliet Hopper
Banks Superior Court
W. W. Stark
Féndant
Roy M
C. R. Faulkner
T. B. Rayne
Southern Rail
Trammell Resigns to Enter New Role in Atlanta
Mr T P Trammell resigns from deputy position in this district and plans to pursue a new title of work in Atlanta. His successor and exact duties remain to be announced by Dashwell.
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T. P. Trankmell
Bae
Dashwell
Atlanta
Trammell
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