Rescue Grass Reported as Valuable Winter Pasture in Georgia
Colonel O B Stevens cites Mr J P Baxter of Suwanee and Mr Mark W Johnson of Atlanta on Rescue Grass. Baxter calls it the finest winter grazing, prolific in southern latitudes, yielding seed that reseeds land. Johnson notes Bromus grass grows in cold winters, tolerates dry soils, and provides rich forage from December to May with seed that sprout after autumn rains. Prices and sowing details included.
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O. B. Stevens
Georgia
J. P. Baxter
Suwanes
Mark W. Johnson
Atlanta
R. F. Wright
Sim
Pass
A. M. Winn
Johnson
Ann
Mandy
Jane
Cote Et
Fruit Growers Warned Over Infested Nursery Stock
Georgia State Entomologist warns fruit growers not to accept trees or plant stock from Cumberland nurseries in Nashville. Infested stock shipped into Georgia was seized and burned to prevent spread of San Jose scale. Authorities urge carriers to enforce shipment certificates and destroy unaccompanied stock. The notice highlights enforcement actions saving Georgia orchards and cites over 30,000 seized trees.
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Nashville
San Jose
C. B. Stevens
Board of Entomology
Office of State Entomologist
Atlanta
Era of
Georgia
Cumberland Nurseries
Grand View Nurseries
Rose Bank Nurseries
Paragon Nurseries
A. W. Newson
Tenn
Goorela
Rutentoey Tee
la Jose
Cumberland
the General Assembly
Georgia State Board of Entomology
Paty
Weld
WM. Scorr
Scott
State Agricultural Department
Medals for Roundlap System Honors American Cotton Co
The Prakila Institute awards Elliot Cresson and National Export Exposition medals to the American Cotton Company for the roundlap baling system. Magnus Swenson receives the John Scott Legacy premium and medal for the improved round lap press. The Franklin Institute notes this as a rare triple honor and a historic pairing of John Scott and Elliot Cresson medals.
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Elliot Cresson
Philadelphia
Magnus Swenson
John Scott
Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania
American Cotton Company
America
Elliott Cresson
Payne discusses active congress session and reform aims
New York representative E. Payne says a busy winter session is likely with aims to cut war revenue and pass the apportionment and shipping bills. He notes the Nicaragua bill hinges on the Senate and that reallocation of southern representatives is debated. The claim on a reappportionment plan is linked to presidential authority.
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Congress
Nicaragua
Senate
Spooner
Philippines
Payne
Savannah preacher in hotel note scandal sparks lawsuit threat
Savannah report details Rev. Mr. Condor an evangelical from Kirksville who preached at the Christian church then faced a troubling incident at the Pulaski House. Two notes sent to a local hotel guest led to Condor being asked to leave. hotel owner Graham claims one note originated from Condor’s room and threatens suit for damages. A Banner reporter pursued comment from Mr. Forbes on the tale.
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Savannah
The
Constitution
Condor
J. P. Conder
Kirksville
Georgia
Athens
Johnson
Christian Church
Bolton Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Pulanki House
Lndies
Charles F. Graham
Graham
Evangelist
Mr. Condor
Mr.Graham
Forbes
Mr. Conder
Condor Denies Nova Article in Savannah Letter
Mr. Forbes says Condor wrote him from Savannah claiming the Nova article of Nov 16 misstates him and vows innocence. Condor says he has filed suit against those behind the scandal and promises more proof in tomorrow’s paper. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Mr. Forbes
Mr. Condor
Savannah
Forbes
J. P, Condor
RUSHING BUSINESS AT BALTIMORE BARBER SHOP
A Baltimore barber shop offered a free haircut with every drink, recalling a late South Broad Street saloonkeeper who used a clipping machine to trim patrons hair while serving spirits. The unfriendly stunt drew steady business, though one thirsty hobo nearly left bald in under a minute. Also referenced is Prickley Ash Bitters sold by H. R. Palnier & Sons.
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Baltimore
South Broadway
Cotton Market Opens Firm Reaches Ten Cents Before Decline
The cotton market opened firm yesterday at 9.85 and rose to 10 cents as farmers stored bales in warehouses with selling instructions at the round price. When the market hit 10 cents, thousands of bales were sold by multiple warehouses, and prices retreated slightly at close.
Attractive Pan American Exhibition Pamphlet Appears
A dainty pamphlet from the Pan-American Exposition food division reports on Foods and Their Accessories. Superintendent Frederic W. Taylor and assistant G Edward Fuller outline aims to educate dealers in teas coffees and spices about Pan-American crops from East and West Indies. They note West Indies soils mirror East Indies and praise Mexico for fine spices and coffee. The exhibit plans to mass tropical plants and rare goods at the Walle Museum Annex, to showcase a compact educational display rather than a cluttered collection.
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Division of Foods
Buffalo
Pan-American
General Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Food Products
Frederic W. Taylor
G. Edward Fuller
Ass Atant
Fooda
Fuller
Far East
Hemisphere
West Indies
East Indies
Mexico
William
Germany
Republic
Pan-America
Walle
Nn Ad
Bagropa
Asia
Africa
Brasil Invites Exhibits for Pan-American Exposition
The Brazilian government invites agricultural and industrial societies to prepare articles for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. A large number of coffee producers will send samples of Brazil’s best grades, noting rural free delivery as a priority in postal expansion.
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Brasil
Wasamotox
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G. M. Day
Macon
Bibb County Commissioners
Gruggioe
Fens
Turner
Clayton Street
College Avenue
Barrett Phinizy’s
Tan Vici and
Russett Bals
Kid Buttons
Ily
New York
Kermott
Prakila Institute
Revadia Press and Bale
Payor
E Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Pugnix
A. T
San Carlos Reservation
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San Carlos
Convention of Christian Churches
Avavsta
Hood
H. RB. Paluier & Sons
Cotton
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Ten
Boston
Tlebett
Red Star
Friesland
Hurst Castle
Shanne Didon
Pricatand
Cluiten
Whe
Ball Ialands
H.R. Palmer
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