Experts To Till Rain Needed For Georgia Soil
Through Congress man Hughes effort five crop experts will study soil and advise farmers across fifteen counties in Georgia. The plan, begun in August, aims to improve cotton and corn yields by soil testing, with Hughes, farmers, and researchers guiding work in the district. Wet season conditions limit crops in Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas while Alabama markets report soft prices for future cotton sales. Weather and frost timing will influence final yields across the region.
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Georgia
Hughes
Annie Macon
Sphrough
Mongresaman Dudier M Hughes
Elien
Earh
Knapp
Bill Bimoch
Maron
Memphis Tenn
Tennessee
Arkansas
Okhoma
Texas
Mississippi
Hella
Texan
Carolinas
Grorgh
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Selma
Eufauia
Troy
Athens
Anniston Huntaville
Demopolis
Greenville Greenaboro
Road expert visits state to plan demonstrations
Brown House Macon hosts Special District official D H Winslow and Congressmen Dudley Hughes as they travel to Americus to guide road construction with Sumter County commissioners. The project aims to educate on best cheap methods and assign road spaces for improvements. Murphy to be released to authorities in September as forgery case sits with public works.
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Congressman Hughes
Murphy
Macon
Gay
Henry Jennings
Atlanta Hoe Department
Weecott
Fac
Dan J. Murphey
Brown House
Tom Murray
Mason
Atlanta
Death of Gordon B Smith prompts Panama inquiry
Panama reports seek full details on Gordon Burton Smith’s drowning in the Chagres river. Hoke Smith and Horton Smith officials dispatched telegraphs and cables to Washington and Panama for a complete body recovery report and cause of death. Burton Smith returned to Atlanta while Ira Smith heads for Detroit for bar association convention. Smith seeks explanations for the delay.
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Panama
Gordon Burton Smith
Horton Smith
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Washington
Chagrez
Br Smith
Ira
Burton Smith
Tybee Hero Mitchell Strozier Captured by Officers
Macon Ga August 2 Spocill Mitchell Strozier known as a Tybee hero was seized last night by Patrol Officers W Rogers and Jessup after reportedly discharging a revolver at Jerse Sanders. Strozier will face charges before Recorder or Urquhart tomorrow morning.
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Macon
Mitchell Strozier
Jerse Sanders
W. Rogers
Jessup
Record
Urquhart
Brilliant bathing suit saves her from drowning in Atlantic City
A striking white serge bathing suit with red trim worn by Miss Violet Houk Atherton drew attention on Atlantic City beaches. When currents pulled her out, a lifebuoy and the rescue crew aided recovery. witnesses urged safety warnings at bathhouses and stringently enforced water rules. Miss Atherton, a noted New York author and social figure, has ties to Judge L. Houk.
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Violet Houk
Sis Auberton
Atlantic City
Athantic Citirens
Ts Wat
Trang
Lanuh
Miss Hoult
Broadway
Behid
Hite
Lethers
Jaafstamre
Bron Prasa Statesman
Sie
Reworth Erudite Oactrons
Hfe
Vand Remit
Tore
New York
Wasiie
Muguat
L . Houk
Congress
Tennessee
Miss Atherton
Atlanta
Auto race in March planned for Savannah
Savannah officials expect a major international auto race in March under the Automobile Club of America. Secretary Harvey Granger said the event will be as significant as past Thanksgiving and stock car events, with finances secured and plans moving forward at Savannah.
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Savannah
Harvey Granger
Savannah Automobile Club
Automobils. Club of America
Fishing is Fine at Cumberland Island Coastal Resort
At Cumberland Island the fishing and surf bathing are described as premier on the South Atlantic coast. Ad promotes weekend and ten day excursion tickets via A. B. & A. City Ticket Office at 70 Peachtree.
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Cumberland Island
South Atlantic
Cumberland
Peachties
Harriman Stays Aboard After Charbourg Voyage
Kaiser Wilhelm II voyage update reports Harriman remaining in his rooms aboard the steamer since Charbourg on August 18. He is described as fatigued and pale but not bedridden, seeking aftercare in Arden after treatment at Bad Gaston. Weather has been rough. doctors oversee his meals as he recovers.
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Baird Ateamship
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cape Hace
H Harriman
Charbourg
Frence
Harriman
Arden
Lyle
Large Monterey fire causes over 1.5 million in damage
Fire destroyed the Hotten Lean and the J B Sanford & Co building Saturday night. Total losses likely exceed 1.5 million with Bremen & Company and Sanford Company hit hardest. Firemen gained control by 10 40 Sunday as telegraph service and water streams were disrupted by the blaze.
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Monterey
J B Sanford & Compan
Ullg Inal
Bremen & Company
Sanford Company
Sanford & Comper
Puerty
Billings
Th Street
Ufr
Ines
Wseph Wotle
Augusta
Todas
Augusta Seeks Negro Enumerators After Town Fire
A destructive blaze in Augusta destroys Merchants Street and Water Street, heavily damaging Moorehouse & Wells store and surrounding facilities. Losses run to $1,000,000 with Moorehouse & Wells reporting complete ruin at their modern building. Fire department set to begin rebuilding the burned district at once as crews reinforce from across the area.
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Mcallendolla
Sornefeld
Woich
Erin Jed
East Steet Merchant Street
Morris Brown rally at Blakely stirs segregation concerns
A Blakely rally for Morris Brown College drew prominent white speakers and conservative Black attendees. Morris Brown official Rey Stinson urged that Black schools focus on practical essentials, urged harmony, and emphasized peaceful progress and community cooperation.
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Blakely
Morris-Brown College
Rey BR G Stinson
Spider Man of Macon Faces Court Charge After Animal Injury
Australian man known for alleged spider sensing had been taken in by police after a horse drive was said to have been driven too hard. He faces court on alleged acts against animals.
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Macon Ga
Atiesta
Wacon
Palice Venterdes
Local Official Praises Appointment Policy Parity
The speaker states support for the organization at both local and state levels and acknowledges no knowledge of the naming of enumerations. Custom directs the matter to be handled as before, with appointments to be divided equally between white men and Negroes.
Paul Roy Acquitted in French Court
Paris August 22 Magistrate Boucard ruled there is no basis for prosecuting Paul Moy after his wife Gracia Cala an American actress accused him of murdering his brother in law. The case, tied to extradition issues, parallels American requests to pursue charges abroad.
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Paris
Boucard
Paul Moy
Gracia Cala
Lan Grove
Newington
Trance
Citiens
Boutard
Negro Insurance Co to Begin Business in Georgia
The Standard Life Insurance Company of Atlanta plans to start operations, offering a new colored people oriented life policy. It seeks $500,000 in initial capital, will invest largely in real estate mortgages, and aims to build a nationwide agency with representatives in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North and South Carolina before expanding. Chartered January 87, 1902, the directors pledge a conservative, safe, profit oriented organization.
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Standard Life Insurance Company of
Atlanta
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Ois
Alabam
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
State of
Wrectory
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Atlanta Life
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Thowan Notary
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