Winterville October 6 1918 Garden Club Exhibit Demostrates
Exhibit in Winterville showcases results of Garden Clubs Home Demonstration and Canning Club work under Miss Eldona Oliver with a long list of contributing supporters. Rules cover booth setup, judging criteria across multiple classes from fruit and vegetables to domestic crafts, and prize amounts up to several dollars for top exhibits and county displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterville
Canning Club
Eldona Oliver
Litney Boley Mixs
Olver
Sol J. Boley Co
Athens Savings Tank
Athens Hardware Co
Hodgson Cotton Co
Webb-Crawford Co
Colling & Co
Davison-Nicholson
McGregor Company
Joe) Sons
Hosier & Company
Wardeman & Phinizy ‘Nifeth Impl Ment Co
Almadge Bros
Compan Calloway Gro. Co
Davis Georgia Nat. Bink
Wiler & Company
Matein Brothers
Sporting Goods
Videns Engineering Co
A. M
Wiest
Vite
Oconee Street
State College of Agriculture vegetable and fruit judging premiums
The report details judged vegetables including corn tokra and soup mix with Eng peas carrots beets lima beans all dried. Fruits to be peaches apples and one other fruit cherry berry or pear. Containers specifications to counties. Judging criteria color flavor texture uniformity and container. Premiums listed as 3.00 2.60 and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
German Press Bitter Over American Reply to Austria Peace Note
Copenhagen reports German press reaction to the American reply and Balfour's speech, claiming the allies aim at complete destruction of the central powers and dismemberment. Verwaerts in Berlin remains bitter and pessimistic, arguing peace by agreement is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Balfour
Verwaerts
Berlin
Cure for Dysentery from Chamberlain Remedy
In Ashland Kansas a man recounts a neighbor praising Chamberlain's Colleant Diarrhoea Remedy for saving his daughter's life during a violent dysentery attack. He also used the remedy himself with gratifying results and notes other neighbors advised its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Proof of Loan to Brisbane by German Source
Washington details show fifteen brewers and the United States Brewers Association contributed over 400 500 dollars to a fund advanced to Wolf Felgenspan of Newark, from which Arthur Brisbane secured a loan for purchasing the Washington Times. Palmer and German propagandist records tied to brewer interests are cited, prompting Senate Judiciary Committee scrutiny. A bilious attack ad appears, urging Chamberlain's Tablets and liniment as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Brewer Association
Wo Felgenspan
Newark
Arthur Brisbane
Washington Times
Senate Judiciary
Ettotian Palmen
Brixbane
Felgenspan
Brisbane
Palmer
Germany
Jones
Senate Judiciary Committee
St Quentin Cambrai Envelopment Plans Reported
Associated Press dispatch notes British and French forces in Picardy outlining plans to envelop St Quentin and Cambrai. British gains described near Gouzeau court and Epehy, French advance southeast of St Quentin tightens squeeze as heavy German casualties occur.
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Associated Press
Picardy
St. Quentin
Cambrai
Gouzeau
Court
Epehy
Lorraine
Macedonia
European
Russia
Volsk
Siibirsk
Kazan
trans-Caucasia
Baku
Athens Ponders Fairness of Proposed Rate Increase
Mass meeting in Athens set up a citizen committee to confer with Athens Railway and Electric Co. on its petition to raise rates. Engineer F C Hamilton explained the basis of the proposed charges showing consumers pay for service used. A representative committee of citizens was formed to report findings to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Andrew ©. Erwin
Athens Railway and Electric Co
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Athens
Thhe
Railway and Electric Company
C . Flanigen
Flanigen
Hamilton
Hamiltoo
Ggvegg
Wevenia
Clteens
Alexander Rhodes
W. F. Dorsey
W. A. Tindall
F. J. Davis
W. D. Heacham
Harry Hodgson
C. G. Talmadge
F. Y. Allgood
L. Grigun
C. A. Scudder
Upson Tarper
D. P. Miller
Large Oglethorpe Farm Sold At Auction Yesterday
One of the largest auction sales of fine farm lands in the region, the John J. Callaway tract in Oglethorpe County sold at an average of 60 dollars per acre. Subdivided into 7 to 150 acre tracts, the sale drew hundreds of citizens and total receipts surpassed 107000 dollars, bid by buyers from Oglethorpe and neighboring counties. The Georgia Land Loan Co. managed by Glen Dorough is praised for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Land Loan’ Co
Oglethorne County
John J. Callaway
Oglethorpe
Georgia Land & Loup Co
Witten Str
Glen Doroughi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarke County Fair
Miss Oliver
Vrizes
Urizes
Firat
Mield
Extension Division
State College of Agricultura
Hans
Breish
Las Shes
Aie
Mass Meeting
Athens Fam
Norett
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