Sixth Cotton Seed Crushers Meet in Georgia
Tallulah Falls Ga June 20 Special The Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia holds its sixth annual convention at the Lodge with over 250 crushers and visitors. President Wallace outlines record high prices for cotton seed oil and meal and urges campaigns to promote feeding meal to work stock and general agitation against taxes and tariffs impacting the industry. He praises Dr Soule and the state college of agriculture and notes high membership as the association seeks broader plant support and seed sale cooperation. The session includes reports from Hutchinson and Riley and a key address by Dr E L Worsham on the boll weevil threat and impact on Georgia cotton farming.
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Tallulah Falls
Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia
Seasion
Wallace
B. L. Bond
Farmers’ Oil Mil
Royston
Thomas Duck
Toccoa
Col LC. Wade
Cornelia
W. H. Davis
Waynesboro
Hutchinson
Ile
Association
South
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Ofd
Allison
W. M. Hutchinson
Riley
Niy
Eame
Georgia Association
Texas Association
Georgia
Legislative Committee
J. D. Price
R. E. Riley
Albany
J. Rise Smith
Richmond
EB. E. Dallfy
E. L. Worsham
Worsham
Reynnolds
Tals
W. A. Reynolds
Charlotte
N. C
Whs
Reynolds
E. P. McBurney
Committee On Arbitration
E. N. Nighbert
United States Department of Agriculture
Nighbert Issaal
Wright
State Department of Agriculture
Cotton seed meal as feed and law reforms urged
A Georgia discussion on boosting cotton seed meal as a feedstuff and the need for state laws to allow lower protein content. W A Reynolds of Charlotte spoke on values and regulations, with Dr E N Nighbert addressing cattle raising obstacles and tick eradication. The meeting closed with the crushers’ annual smoker event.
What a Summer Cold May Do
A brief health notice warns that a summer cold left untreated can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. It urges prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming it loosens coughs, soothes inflamed air passages, and helps expel the cold. Sold by all druggists.
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Jas
Foley
Augusta Kicks on Her Coal Rates
The Augusta chamber of commerce filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging railroad rates on coal from the Coal Creek region Tennessee to Augusta are discriminatory. It cites lower rates to Atlanta Macon Athens and Savannah and seeks a maximum rate of 1.80 a ton for Augusta versus the current 2.10.
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Southern
Atlanta
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Augusta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coal Creek
Tennessee
Macon
Athena
Savannah
Remedy for Delays in Present Legal Procedure Urged
A Georgia Bar Association movement in Athens seeks a legislative remedy to delay and cost in trials. Proposed bill changes new trial motion rules to within five days, allows amendments, and shifts briefing to post judgment stages to reduce time and expense.
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Georgia Bar Association
Athens
Vacaton
Mall
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Biy
Bar Association
The
The Insurgents and the Extra Session in 1909
James Callaway analyzes why Cannonism and tariff reform failed in the March 1909 extra session. He traces insurgent resistance to supporting any Speaker other than Cannon and to committing to tariff cuts, detailing Champ Clark’s actions, the 23 Democrats push, and the Georgians’ stance on rules and committees. The piece argues the insurgents missed a tariff opportunity by sticking with Payne-Aldrich and rejecting Democratic concessions.
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Cannon
Champ Clark
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
House
Senate
Clark
Ways and Means
Committee of Fifteen
Committee On
Georgia
Norriy
Pitsgerald
Payne-Aldrich
Payne-Aldrica
Ware and Means Means Committee
Bell
Dalzell
Fitsegerald
Fair Exchange A New Back for an Old One Athens
Athens citizen H Cy Pollard of 434 Foundry J Athens Ga endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney complaint backache and weakness. He describes relief after using pills bought at Palmer & Sons Drug Store with price 50 cents. The ad urges readers to remember and not take other remedies.
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Athens
H. Cy. Pollard
Foundry &J
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Festima Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Prof Thos A Early Heads to Washington Conference
Prof Thos A Early of the State College of Agriculture left last night for Washington City to attend the annual cooperative agents conference for the Southern states. He will be there ten days representing and reporting on Georgia boys club work and agricultural extension activities in cooperation with government departments.
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Thos. A. Early
State College of Agriculture
Washington City
Corm
Georgia
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Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia
K. G. Matheson
LL. D
Atlanta, Ga
Sfed Crushers Association Great Industrial Meeting
State Agricultural College At
Court of Appeals
James Callaway
Farla
Frealleat Larder
Settcorn
Taylor Saw Mills Lead
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