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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1906

Page

2

Angular Leaf Spot Threatens Georgia Cotton and Farm Prosperity

The article reports widespread crop stress across Georgia from heavy rains and poor cultivation. It documents angular leaf spot in cotton, yellowing and blighted lower leaves, and the spread of black root, with remedies stressing crop rotation. Farmers in Stewart, Webster and Quitman counties attend a July 3 Farmers Institute in Lumpkin to promote scientific farming and soil improvement for long term prosperity.

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Hay harvest timing for vines and peas in varied sowing dates

The text discusses sowing vines for hay in July, with harvest in late September or early October during dry weather for good curing. It compares pea sowing in June or May, noting September or August harvests respectively, and suggests sowing peas in vacant land for soil benefit. It also notes cowpeas sown by August 15 yield valuable pasturage and soil renovation.

SOWING PEAS IN GEORGIA JAN JULY GUIDANCE

A weather and farming column advises sowing peas across Georgia from June 6 to July 16 with four weeks of space. Farther south sowings may extend to August 1. August is the wettest month, February the wettest other than, and September the driest month for farmers tracking crops and livestock.

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Fragmentary Dialogue Tells Of Poverty And Flight

A clipped, garbled exchange references poverty knocking at a door and someone fleeing. The dialogue mentions looks, a window escape, and a misheard or miswritten sentiment about a person named Loves and Hymen.

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