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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1910
Page
44
A fragment mentions philosophy by Frank L. Stanto in a Clover Country setting. The readable text is sparse and provides little context or action.
An irregular tale blends a Georgia settler tale with a plan to use airships, as Billy and the old man stage a six day football game that ends in injury and a stern warning. The piece shifts to songs about plantation life, poverty, and the perpetual speaker in politics, weaving rural lore with political jabs and social commentary.
The Georgia Bar Association urged raising salaries for the supreme court and court of appeals judges to attract and retain top legal talent. A committee pamphlet argues higher pay is needed to ensure stable, capable oversight and to prevent frequent court turnover that unsettles rights and public trust. The proposal compares Georgia to other states and notes the cost to taxpayers would be negligible in light of total state finances.
At a Boston banquet and reunion of Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital and Boston University School of Medicine alumni, Mrs Robert D Evens announced a gift of 300000 to establish a new department. Taft occupies Beverly Cottage. The Lexington Hotel Chicago was noted as a former stay for guests.
The Georgia Fruit Exchange in Atlanta operates a comprehensive system to market Georgia peaches. Managers coordinate transport, with a central blackboard showing cars, destinations, and demand from Potomac yards to Cincinnati. A dedicated staff and leased telephones streamline routing to New York and other cities, preventing congestion and ensuring timely distribution.
The Georgia Fruit Exchange sends a bulletin to its membership announcing the number of crates and the price per crate along with the gross return. It emphasizes personal attention to each grower as the crop is handled through the Georgia Fruit Exchange.
In The Raleigh Progressive Farmer and Gazette the case against deep cultivation after planting is made. It increases costs and encourages weed seeds to sprout. With good prep and early cultivation, loosening to two inches suffices, and continuous rai seasons make grass trouble rare. turning plows are not always needed, and machines like the Comet can kill grass cheaply.
Announcement of four farmers institutes connected with the State College of Agriculture at Athens lists Moultrie July 4 5 Sylvester July 6 Lafayette July 8 and Douglasville July for extension work. Dr Soule and other prominent speakers will oversee lectures on crop culture fertilization seed selection cattle raising and feed use with emphasis on cotton seed meal. Additional dates to be announced later.
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