Georgia Wheat Rated Best in World by State Chemist
State Chemist J M McCandless analyzed nineteen Georgia wheat samples and found Georgia wheat surpasses the national average, challenging the USDA claim that the south grows the poorest wheat. The report, prepared for Commissioner O B Stevens, notes Georgia can produce world class wheat, with specifics on moisture protein gluten and fat content and a comparison to Illinois Indiana Ohio and other states.
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J. M. McCandless
O. B. Stevens
Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
South
McCandless
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
North Carolina
Themist Iy
Stevens
Farnra
Maine
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Kanena
Capitol City Bank to Elect New Officers Today
The Capitol City Bank directors meet to elect officers. JACOB HAAS to become president succeeding George W. Parrott who retires. GEORGE SPEER of LaGrange to be vice president succeeding Haas. G R DONOVAN to be cashier succeeding Cr. A. Collier who declines reelection. Donovan’s election surprised many customers. Parrott plans a European trip. Collier retires for health reasons.
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Capitol City Bank
Jacob Haas
George W. Parrott
George Speer
LaGrange
G. R. Donovan
Cr. A. Collier
Speer
Atlanta
Collier
Donovan
Parrott
Europe
Coliier
Lafayette Monument Commission
Mr. Parrott
Paris
Homosassa
Fla
McCullough Enters Atlanta Mayoral Race Against Rice and Mitchell
Former Councilman D N McCullough, a prominent Atlanta businessman of sixteen years residence, announces he will run for mayor. He joins Rice and Mitchell as front runners, creating a three cornered race. McCullough, age thirty three, predicts victory after consulting friends and declaring his candidacy.
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D. N. McCullough
Fifth Ward
McCullough
Messrs. Mitchell and
Rice
Atlanta
Afta
Nym McCullough
Messrs
Mitchell
Statewide sampling shortfall in agricultural inquiry
The statement may hold for some samples but not for Georgia sections represented by your submissions. It is regretted that a broader area of the state was not covered and growers did not provide fuller data on yield per acre, fertilizer types, and quantities.
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Georgia
Me McCandlahss
Chicago
Tribune
Ant
Advan
Kimberley
Cape
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Wolseley
Ted
Lord
Broken Head
Mr .Constant
War Office
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