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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
3
Farmers seek advice on cover crops for 5 acre cotton fields including pea and cowpea use, inoculation needs, timing, and impact on cotton growth. Reader questions cover planting corn in middles, winter cover, and soil protection with legumes to improve yields.
Turman Black and Calhoun 2035 Empire Building advertise for rent and loan on real estate. Listings include flats and rooms with multiple street references such as Fort McPherson and Pryor Street. Contact Turman Black and Calhoun at 2035 Empire Building for details.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a noisy fare for a taxi, a lone concert or show scene, and scattered lines about trains, a shirt, and a shirtless commuter. It mentions a bill, signs, and a family seeing struggle to identify their kin, with notes on commuters and time cards.
Belmont Farm, Smyrna, Ga., resident J. Gid Morris presents a detailed critique of hillside conservation ideas. He favors terracing built with topography planning, grassed terraces with rye and orchard grass, and Bermuda as a last resort, arguing terraces stabilize soil and resist wash during heavy rains. Morris endorses Mr. Simmons plan and notes personal ambition for a college or newspaper farming role.
Washington July 7 The republican national committee sub committee will meet to choose a chairman for the 1912 campaign with Taft hosting a luncheon at the White House. Names include Daughtery Thompson New Hemenway Barnes and Sanders among others. Taft will decide after consulting with the committee.
Bildad and Jimpsonberry discuss a cooperative car arrangement as they plan a country excursion. The neighbor worries over the make, and Bildad answers with a plain Troiser.
A cautious speaker questions beach safety while a guard reassures that no one drowns here more than once. The exchange underscores perceived danger and the guard’s calming response about historical drownings.
Mrs H. Grant wife of the British embassy naval attache sails for England in early July and plans return in the fall. Her husband will spend the summer in Boston.
Two Atlanta pastors urge cheer in worship at Moore Memorial and Trinity Methodist churches. Dr Holderby cites biblical deliverance and urges laughter in daily life, while Dr Robins urges cheerful religion as essential to faith and community. Trinity membership grows and plans move to a new auditorium.
John L Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad street invites customers to have lenses made in soft tints to protect eyes from sun glare during sight-seeing trips.
Asheville and Washington dispatches detail a murder mystery tied to a jug of whisky. Claude Pressley allegedly killed with a hatchet during a Friday altercation. investigators claim burial on tracks to simulate a train death. An inquest looms, with possible arrest and officials pressing the case. In Washington Grover Kelly argues with a colored policeman after insulting him, leading to a police court hearing with attorney support from Hoke Smith and Bartlett.
Willia Woodcock convicted and Frank Johnson acquitted on whiskey selling charges in Statesboro city court. Woodcock fined 350 dollars plus costs after a heated trial. Also in Thomasville a forgery case involves Owens accused of forging a salary check for Daniela whom Owens had employed. Athens Motorcycle Club plans cross country trips to Augusta and beyond. Peach growers report rot from wet weather. crops large but unshipable. Teachers institute in Chattooga county set for July 22 with Judge Land leading. Bale seeks reelection as Rome circuit solicitor general against Ennis. Nonspecific notes on late fig and peaches, Carver in critical condition after railroad accident. Roosevelt movement seen as weak. real estate activity improves in Thomasville.
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