Big Agricultural Week at Athens State College
At Athens Ga January 23 the State College of Agriculture presents a major program including speeches by Former Senator Lever and Secretary Cloverdale. Ten demonstrations on better farming and short courses will help Georgian farmers apply new methods on their own farms. The week features marketing conferences and a Friday address by Lever, with Cloverdale to speak in the afternoon.
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Lever
Cloverdale
United States
Smith- Lever
Tarm Bureau Federation
Georgia College Short Course on farming methods and equipment
Georgia agricultural program runs January 22 to 26 at Athens campus with demonstrations of calcium arsenate dusting, boll weevil control, pasture and forage crops, soil fertility, and horticultural practices. Lectures by experts and Georgia Farm Bureau emphasis accompany hands on practice for farmers and students, with a $5 lab fee covering equipment costs.
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MC. Gay
Avery
Georgia Farm Bureau
Athens
Biasle
Jar- Bogins
Kellogg
Faln
Ward
Tule
Tokor
Crabb
Tabor
Hatton
Firor
Harvey
Feacock
McKay
Lamb Chop Pilaf and Lamb Squares Recipe by Sabatini
A historical recipe outlines preparing lamb pilaf with onions, butter, Carolina rice, and lamb broth baked 45 minutes. It adds cubed leg of lamb fried in butter with shallots or onions, then mixed with brown gravy, salt, and pepper, finished with a layered dish of lamb and sauce.
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Nicholas M. Sabatini
Poultry and Farm Demonstrations on January 27 29
A staged program outlines poultry handling eggs incubators soil types on Georgia farms and fertilizer tests. The schedule covers meat hog slaughtering and hog judging plus timber estimation and tractor demonstrations led by professors and instructors across January 27 to 29.
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Brofcesora
Georgia
Faitterenko
Professora Wersham
Carter
Dre
Richardson
Severin
Persella
Sridae
Jarnagin
Boll’ Weevil School
Kal- Mahl
Kellogg
T. D. Burleigh
County fair demonstrations showcase foods and fashion
County agents direct a weathered program featuring a bread making demonstration using a steam pressure cooker to save time and fuel, food preservation through canning of hard to preserve vegetables and tough cuts of meat, plus a health oriented illustrated texture and autrition show. Miss Proctor and Mrs Gr ee present a style show with outfits designed for all county residents.
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Ateam
Proctor
Re.angree
Suse Rathbone
Harding headquarters fire destroys Christian residence in Marion
The Marion Ohio headquarters of President-elect Harding was burned this morning damaging campaign papers and a desk used for meetings with national leaders. Fire started from an overheated furnace while unoccupied. Papers were recovered and damage estimated at 3500 dollars, insured.
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Marion
Ohio
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Christian
Anti-Salooners Claim Saving by Prohibition
Washington January 23 Whisky consumption in 1917 rose to 89,641,985 gallons and fell to 6,581,543 in 1920, the first year of prohibition, according to Anti Saloon League figures. Beer use dropped from 60,817,379 barrels to 9,281,280. the league cites a conservative estimate that Americans saved over one billion dollars previously spent on beverage intoxicants.
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Washington
United States
Anti-Saloon League of America
The
League
Abolition of Texas Pardons Board Criticized by Dudding
Washington reports E E Dudding of the Prisoners' Relic Society denounces Governor Neff's removal of Texas's state Pardons Board as eroding moral authority over convicts. He urges clemency and a shift to reformative justice, warning that cruelty begets further brutality.
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Washington
Neff
Texas
Stats
Board of Pardons
E. E. Dudding
Dudding
Systein
Underwriters' Report Shows Big Fire Loss Nationwide
New York reports a quinquennial analysis showing property worth 1 416 875 000 destroyed by fire in 1915 to 1919. Electricity caused 84 086 471, matches and smoking 73 474 348, defective chimneys 66 650 915. other causes include stoves furnaces boilers pipes 55 133 181 spontaneous combustion 34 970 886 respectively. incendiarism 21 598 965, miscellaneous unknowns fill the total.
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New York
Connecticut
United States
National Board of Fire
French Medal for Allied War Comrades Awarded in Paris
A French commemorative medal for the Great War design was approved today to be awarded on November 11 to Americans and other allied forces who served six months in French units or welfare services. The medal honors members of the Red Cross, MC, Knights of Columbus, and other organizations officially accredited to the French army. Additional travel fare notices mention excursions and tickets for Thomasville, Brunswick, Mania, and Florida joint promotions.
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Paris
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
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Amerigan Radiator Company
Keane
Burns
Pardons Board
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Thomasville
Brunswick
Florida
Baabeta
Weare
Angels of Mercy
Atlanta
European Relief Council
Relief Council
Candler
Belicel
Reaeewin
Mate Cheek
Joseph A. McCord
Mati
Mato
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