First cotton blossom sent from James County by A N Price
Adrian Ga. James County receives first cotton blossom of the season sent by J H Campbell to President Harvie Jordan. Blossom grown by A N Price near Adrian. Price notes he has had blossoms on his arm since June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Adrian
J. H Campbell
Harvie Jordan
A. N. Price
Adri
Georgia Bankers' Association Meeting Rail Plan
The Georgia Bankers' Association at Atlantic Beach Florida reports a Southern Railway special sleeper from Atlanta to Atlantic Beach with no change. A June 7 schedule notes departure at 11:50 from Widnesdas, detailing attendees and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Atlentic Beach
Fla
Southern Railway
Atlania
Atlantis Beach
Lewine Athinta
Widnesdas
Seed oats saved from open furrows urged for next sowing
In the last February issue of The Weeky Constitution an invitation asked growers to report February cold damage to oats from February 2 to 16. Reports will be edited and printed in summer. The writer urges farmers with good oat varieties to save seed and share to improve purity and yield, promote open furrow sowing, and select heads by hand for seed stock to sustain a pure, productive line. RJ. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antseyn
Georgia Experiment Station
Pareon
RJ. R
Hill the Grass Yet Save the Stand The Labor Question
A newspaper opinion discusses crop health and labor issues, arguing grass harms cotton stands more than rain. It condemns idlers and immigration while urging intensive farming, better wages, and selective hiring to improve yields and reliability. The author endorses smarter farming and fair wage discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Seannet
RJ. R
Bermuda Grass Identification and Containment Advice
A reader asks if a specimen is Bermuda grass and about the risk of spreading via grazing animals. The reply confirms it is Bermuda grass, notes minimal seed production in Georgia, and explains a 10 foot spread can be prevented with ordinary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
J. LH. Greer
Georgia
Bermuda Pastures And Clover Seeding In Corn Fields
Questions on sowing Bermuda in old pasture, using peas with corn, and whether clovers can survive winter in corn fields. Answers advise no clover will persist through winters, suggest September sowing of crimson or bur clover only on highly productive soil, prefer rescue grass, and warn against combining high nitrogen fertilizers with cotton seed meal. Also cover nitrate use on bottom land, and diagnose cheat grain, nitrate top-dressing guidance, and horse and cow health queries with practical husbandry advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Grover
W. M
Trenton
S. C
O. K
Culverton
Tittle Farm
Cabbage Worm Hoax Debunked as Poisonous Myth
The story of a poisonous worm infesting cabbage is unfounded and originated as sensational pamphleteering. Experts say there is no venomous threat, only harmless threadlike worms related to earthworms sometimes found in cabbage. Consumers are advised to eat cabbage freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Cabbase
Eastman Kodak Ad Claims Vacation Essentials
Vacation message touts Eastman Sodak offerings with sizes designs and prices. Encourages customers to bring films to develop at 14 Whitehall, claiming best amateur finishing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eestman Sodak
Whitehall
the Vaduer
Peter Stirlong Reprint Edition Offered for Sale
A new reprint edition of a noted book is offered by Milla & Co. The work is described as wonderful with best quality cloth binding. Price 730 with postpaid delivery to any address. Address inquiries to John Milla Co at 59 Merlctin ot, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stirlong
Paul Leicester Ford
John M
Milla Co
Merlctin
Atlanta
Advertised Letters List From Atlanta Post Office June 3 1905
Last of uncalled letters in Atlanta Georgia post office for week ended June 3 1905. Miss Mattie Abram Miss Hattle acmstrous Mrs Johan W Alvin Mrs Emma Armour Mrs Mattie Arment Mrs MC Alston etc. Ladies names alphabetized from A to B and beyond with many entries including Miss Ella Bates Miss Mery Al Brown Miss Janie Brown Miss Eugenis Brooks Mrs Laurene Bartlet and others. One cent required for each letter and designation "Advertised" with date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Mattie Abram
Hattle Acmstrous
Johan W Alvin
Emma Armour
Mattie Arment
MC Alston
Nnle Arnold
Misa Ella Bates
Mery al Brown
Misa Janie Brown
Eugenis “Brooks
Wnette Bloodshaw
Laurene Bartlet
Dessie Boring
HP Barrett
Martha Britten
Jno Boull
Dora Bradley
Dessie Brannéd
Dolly Bird
WC Bryce
Martha Bush
May Bac
HE Black
Cloda Calloway
Jain Look
Magnolia Clemstond
Misa Genwey
Della M Cush
Mamie Gemple
Steve Campbell
Nancy Cartwright
Mary A Callins
Maylark
Jutta Cash
Tom Clartw
Irs Cash
Amiunda Chappe
L Cobbs
Clara Davis
Janet Donfe
Marie Deni
Dora Dixon
Mattie L Dixon
FE A Douglas
Rernell Davis
John W Daly
Myra Ivenn E Davis
Warrie W. Dodson
Mire
Sarah Davis
A T Deere
Miss Oessies
Lilie Eman
Lula Edwards
Mary Emers
Bessie Florence
Bertha de Franceski
Minnie
Julian Gibon
Daisy Garner
Louie Grass
Susie May Howa A
Mias
Willa ‘Eicnon
Misa Dolife Hucka
Ella Hudeon
Louis HN
Carrie “Hunnicatt
Aotie Li Weod
Wir
Ave Pardee
Mis
Jessi
Resi Hardin
Mie
Irie Hightower
L Harrie
Bythi
Fragmented List of Names and Families in Heath Miss
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with titles and surnames such as Johnson, Har ris, Henderson, Parker, Moore, Smith, Turner, and others from Heath. The text reads like a social or obituary directory item with many Miss, Mrs, and Mr prefixes and scattered initials, suggesting a community roster or society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Johnson
Mary Jones
Ruth Keller
Bf Knight
King
Mal Luke
Mary Leake
RE Lee
Mc—hills Mittle Mo Iure
Anpie McIntosh
Suite Matthews
Annie Mood Milligan
Mary Monty
Emily H Manley
Marie Murray
Katie Moore
Georgia Makings
Sara Mobiles
Milandy Mitchell
Jeanie Maker
Plenice Miner
J Biller
M Martin
Mattie
Idris Mumford
Manda Meliex
Roberta Moore
Bettle Norton
Helen Adele Parker
FR Porter
D Phelps
Bof Pierc
J MM Porter
Lelar Ritchey
Omella Rowell
Elizabeth Rundall
Oly Roberts
M Bareell
John W Beth
Emma Read
Kate L Randolph
Tella Btinson
Magie Smith
Hattie Scott
Itis “Pallen Stone
Leis Sorrow
Miss Linesmith
Mise
Ethel Stamps
Virginia
Smut Tala Shannon
Nelile Speer
Daisy B Stanel
Jotn
T Spell Co
Ela Shelton
Rob Shay
Ena Brokes
Mary Jolla Shane
Victoria Bullwell
Ada Stargall
Dera EF Sirnras
Irma Themyell
Hannan' Tanner
Mary Bell Turner
Maggie Thompson
Mise Luts ‘Rims, Mrs] ¢ LG Townsend, Miss Mamle Vannelle
WoMre Bhaabsth Wilson
Lilaite
Pearl Walters
Nann
Misa Reble Wilkins
Saille Wlliams
Husle Woodee
Ira Pattie Worden
Wolfish
Maude J; White
Bale Zelner
Rew Arnold
Anderson
CA Allen
Luther Brown
H B Berson
Jonas ‘Bales
Odis Bell
Edward Bradley
Burkeut
Henry Burger
C Edw Buttieton
Etickneil
R P F Bolt
RC Beagle
W S Brown
R G Blanton
S Am Bennett
Selma Butter
Wil Baier
M E Bell
RB Bell
WH Barnwell
CvThos B Crowdor
David P Coleman
Dy L Clark
W_M Olivers
Bilis Claris
W OF Carter
Thomas H’ Coles
J ¥ J. Clark
Mr Cecoln
W G Cunningham
RA Cunningham
Leary Coredy
Henry L Condney
Larkin Coleman
B Dawson
Bev
RP Doss
R & Duncan
Jno A Paws
DL Dixon
HE Deves
WH Drake
Ben Dewherry
Chas Mt
Oscar Pizard
Flee Preéman
Henry Freant
D DI
Ford
Ernest Fitzgerald
Jack Ford
Oavnie
Flora Lewis Poster
Annanian Fianiean
AD Freeman
Z M Futter
Mr‘Gatlin
AT Garrett
Jas
W Gardner
Chas Graddick
Jim Giser
R Gantt
Rufus Gibson
Charles Gleter
Goo W Gilbert
Louis Golden
Rob Greehles
Wow Griffin
TB Gordan
Thomas Gulden
W OT Hill
Pr Hutcheson
J A Hunt
Rey PT Hudson
G A Bove Tares
FB Harrington
Nl, Herley
Inez Harris
Prof cL Harris
Monsa Hrvie
Bi Waieles
Carlaver
TW Hofmer
Bant
Torre
Air
Bare
Haves
Howard
Frank
Hayden
Swinson
Ofus Johnson
Wil’ J
Index of names and stations in Atlanta area
A long, garbled OCR list of people and multiple station names in Atlanta, with numerous misspellings. It reads like a directory of individuals, churches, and businesses including Union Box maner Co, Dixie Wall Bond Paint Co, and various Atlanta stations and lists for ladies and mens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Box Ant Maner Co
Paine & Bros
African Canary Stone Co
Georgina Bond and
Investracht Co
Hotel Employment Bureau
Dixie Wall Bnd Paint Co
Messrs. Wandon & Co
Novelly
Buprly Co
Amherase
Publication Peoples Society
Southern Surdry Company
Southern Book
Atlanta
Atlanta New Monthly
Jors’ Moerenville
Azeney
Caton Btaten Medicine Co
Les Streets
West End
Emma Pet Gates
George Brown
James Harman
G & Walker
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Joe
Dechenthal & Bickart
Is, & Bb
Rost Polytechnic Institute
Tarre
Ind
Militry Ind
Sateione
Addreu
WEES
Jy Crichton
Stevens Dept. CO
Oxfekton
S. Shaviaker
O. Orithion
Bisex
Atlante
China
Wm. Lycett
Lucy Cobe
Athens
Bae Raem Reservations Ap
MBS
M.A
Eirscome
Physterna
Gost
Zach
Weolust
Pryorst
Higit Co
Cherokee Ave
Grant Park
Atlanta Avenue
Liebman
Peachtres St
Atlantis
Esclusive Designa
GEORGIA PAINT AND GLASS + COMPANY
Peachtres Street
Csc
Stein - Bloch
Stein-Bloch
Stein Bloch
Stein-Bloch CO
Fifth Ave
Tailor Shore
New York
Rochaster
N.Y
Ailanta
Stein-Bloch Clathing
ME Emmons
Psrhart Shoe ME. CO
Vianuct Prace
K. G W
Alice
Miss
Hag
Horge
Rockton
8. C
Philadelphia
N. Pryor St
Pryor Street
Acurn
Houston
Marion Hotel
Forrest
George Adair
Albert Howell, JR
Peepies St
Auctoneer
Turman & CO
Whitehall Street
Edwin P. Ansley
East Alabama Street
M. Z. Grist
Tatsa A. P. Tripod
Recorder
Alabama
American Haggage Co
Music
Owen All Gay
ST. Nicholas
D McCarty
F C_MecCuray
P-Hardy
Joe Piseon
Pand Go
Leroy Sterson
T_Pickett
Warner Pope
Louis Pearson
J W Fens
R E Peterman
Jesse Pye
Louis Cintana
Rice
R Rawlins
Tom Riggins
It Russell
Armand L
Sneer
Smoak
IF W Smith
Henry Strathem
HF Smith
TJ Smith
Jack Sinaieton
John L Sullivan
T W Stinchcamb
Wol Savers
Roa Rikea
Te Seymour
AR Smith
Richard Blaney
Shoner
Ig Stoner
Smith
Stockdell
Geradexu Spann
Mweiskell
Edgewood Station
Decatur Road
Mayson's Crossing
Ming Ellen Chinin
Fort Mcphereon
ATLAN
Fort McPherson
Henry Farmer C Hate
Herman Liddell
Morer
Clinton Bush
South Atlanta
Starion
Jnstion
Jonesboro
McDonough Rons
Misa Jocie Cane
Miss Lonegéy
Mra Borden Markley
Hawkes
the Optician
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