Cotton planters in several states vote to cut cotton acreage
Alabama Georgia South Carolina Texas Arkansas Mississippi agencies report farmers through state and county groups debating a 25 percent reduction in acreage with salaries for organizers and officers set from dues. Leaders include W. H. Seymour J. A. Lovets H. Brooke E. D. Smith Walter Clark and M. A. Fisher. Macon invites Harvie Jordan to locate Southern Cotton Association headquarters.
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Montgomery
Ale
Alabama Cotton Growers
W. H. Seymour
J. A Lovets
Jesse Adame
Louis B Ferley
H. ¥. Brooke
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
F. S. Moody
T. C. Banks
Caroline
Goumbla
D. C
South Carolina
E. D Smith
Magnolia
HB. Tindal
Vormer
John L. McLaurin
Roosevelt
Senator McLaurin
Texas
Austin
Tex
Texas Cotton Growers’ Association
Cotton Growers’ Association
New Orleans
Little Rock
Ark
Pepreary
B. Burnedi
Feil County
Permanent State Association
Mississippi
Jackson
Misa
Walter Clark
Coahoma County
Paulding Farmers In Line
Dallas
Dalton
Paulding County
Harvie Jordan
Macon
Cordia
Maconas
Southern Cotton Association
South
Speakers Heard At University Anniversary Exercises
In Athens Georgia February 21 special reports that the Demosthenian and Phi Kappa literary societies of the University of Georgia held anniversary exercises in the university chapel before a large audience. Rev Troy Beatty opened with prayer. Erastus Roy Dorsey of Atlanta spoke on Crises to Lives. Walter Marshburn of Barnesville spoke on Commercialism. The Demosthenian Society marks 104 years and the Phi Kappa Society 36 years.
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Athens
Demosthenian
Phi Wappe
University of Georgia
University Chapel
Troy Beatty
R. J. Ward
Erastus Roy Dorsey
Atlanta
George Hains
Augusta
Phi Kappa i Society
Walter Marshburn
Barnesville
Phi Kappas
Demostamnian Society
Phi Kappa Society
Window Glass Shattered After Elberton Fire Blast
Elberton Ga February 2 Special explosion during yesterday morning's fire wrecked glass in many businesses and homes. The E B Tate residence and Swift block suffered severe front windows, as did the properties of W Porter and Mrs Joel of Atlanta. The Baptist church also faced notable damage. Insurance may dispute payment, arguing the loss was not caused by a single event.
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Elberton
Elverton
E. B. Tate
Swift
E B Tate
W. ©. Porter
Joel
Atlanta
Baptist Church
Osage Nation objects to renewal of off lease on lands
William v Leahy of the Osage Nation denounces Interior Department actions in Washington. The Osage oppose renewing the 10 year lease granted to H B Foster on 680000 acres, arguing the original terms were approved against their wishes and seeking an investigation. The statement accuses the Interior Secretary of favoring renewal with 10 percent royalty, while the tribe claims broader land holdings and inadequate consultation.
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Washington
William v. Leahy
HB. Foster
Department
Leahy
House
Senare Committee On
Monster
Secretary of the Interior
Svinmans
Congress
Entir
Indian Territory Iluminating Company
USA
The
Intenor
Committee On Indian Affairs
Miles refuses reply to Mrs Davis letter over Civil War conduct
Boston February 23 General Nelson A Miles inspector general of the Massachusetts militia said he would not reply to a public letter from Mrs Jefferson Davis accusing him of cruelties as custodian of her husband at the end of the Civil War He added the letter is offensive and not calling for a reply He indicated he might reproduce a letter from Mrs Davis thanking him for his care of Mr Davis as his prisoner.
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Boston
Nelson A. Miles
Massachusetts Militia
Jefferson Davis
General Miles
Miles
Mra. Davis
Mr. Davis
Anderson Named President of Savannah and Statesboro RR
Savannah Ga February 21 J Randolph Anderson of this city was chosen president of the Savannah and Statesboro railroad to succeed Ceril Gabbett. A. R Grimshay of this city will be appointed superintendent. Directors named include J Randolph Anderson Adolph Ler Lewler J C Slater W J Kelly Murray M Stewart Savannah F W Oli J G Stitch and J A McDonald Statesboro.
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Savannah
J. Randolph Anderson
Savannah and
Statesoro Railroad
Ceril Gabbett
A. R Grimshay
Adolph
Lew[ler
J. C. Slater
W. J. Kelly
Murray
M. Stewart
Oli
J. G. Stitch
J A .McDonald
Statesboro
Liquorone Free Germ Cure Promises Quick Relief
An aggressive sales pitch touts Liquorone Free as a universal germ killer. It claims to purge disease germs without alcohol, promotes rapid cures, and lists extensive claimed health benefits across many ailments, citing scientific rhetoric and a large financial stake.
Free Liquozone Sample Offer Promises Full Bottle by Mail
A vintage coupon promises a free Liquozone sample and a mailed order for a full bottle, with the druggist paid by the distributor. The offer emphasizes a guaranteed no obligation and urges acceptance immediately to learn what Liquozone can do.
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Liquozone Company
Walessy Avenua
Chicago
Georgia Cotton Growers Organized For Business
Georgia farmers convened in Atlanta to form a state body under the Southern Cotton Association. Delegates named district reps, rules adopted to govern the convention, and President Harvie Jordan urged coordinated action to reduce acreage and fertilizer use to raise prices. Lectures cited support from planters and bankers, with mass meetings planned statewide and a drive to fix fair prices for cotton.
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C. D. Harper
Chattoogu
A. G McMuikin
Hart
Joan N. Holder
Jackson
Martha Calvin
Richmond
Thomas Eason
Telfair
W. A. Sutter
Emanuel
L A. Bush
Miller
J J. Eaterlin
Macon
B. S. Miller
Muscogee
Ifta
L. L. Middlebrooks
Newton
A. A. Rose
Upton
R. W. Everett
Polk
J. D. Price
Deonee
Oscar Brown
Banks
George Gillmore
Washington
Joseph B. Clements
Irwin
Upson
F. B. Martin
Lee County
Miyegi Dus
Lee
J. L. Boynton
Calhoun
Georgia
Ayer
Flynt
House of Representatives
Clark Howell
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
New Orleans
Jordan
Satherine
South
Ooo Bates
New Orleana
Ronemeion Osion
Judson L. Hand
Witchell County
Hang
Feltham
Hand
Georgia Association
Health for Women Promoted by Dr Pierce Prescription
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a sole cure for womanly weaknesses. It asserts it has no alcohol or narcotics and praises its 30 year reputation. Letters from users claim benefits including improved health, daily function, and family duties resumed. Free common sense medical adviser offer mentioned.
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Pierce
J. Newton Hathaway
Luem
Hathaway
Newdon Hathaway
Mod
Tryad Street
Allente
A Splendid Convention of Representative Men
Martin Calvin notes the 1905 New Orleans cotton convention as a pivotal event year in cotton, with 200 plus delegates from counties across the South. The gathering, orderly and united, laid plans for a cooperative drive among producers, manufacturers, and bankers, forecasting under 9,000,000 bales and strong southern prosperity.
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Martin
Calvin
The
American Union
South
New Orleans
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Atlanta Press Club charity dinner at Sheltering Arms
The Atlanta Press Club hosts a bird and turkey dinner at Sheltering Arms Restaurant 20 East Alabama Street. Ladies of Atlanta cook and servers are highlighted as part of the event, with proceeds, 50 cents, going directly to charity.
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Atlanta Press Club
Sheltering Arms
Alabama St
Atlanta
Pioneer Settler Huddleson Dies at 101 in Rimble
Anthony Huddleson, age 101, described as the first white settler in Pierce county, died at his grandson's home near Rimble Wisconsin. Born in Virginia, he was a direct descendant of Daniel Bonne’s family. His youngest child is 52 and his oldest 78.
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Rimbelle
Wis
Anthony Huddleson
Pierce County
Dean
Here
Mr. Huddleson
Virginia
Daniel Bonne
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State Capitol
At- Tanta
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Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
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Monticello
Harvey Jorda
Southern Cotton Associati
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