Planting for high quality cotton seed yields better returns
The writer argues against planting large cotton areas to chase bigger bales. He urges farmers to aim for yields that meet demand at remunerative prices, promoting rotation, fertilization, and selecting high bred seed. He cites long term studies showing best varieties outperforming poorer ones, with significant per acre gains over ten years.
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South
Tigssell
St. Leta
Georgia Station
Bog Spavin Weighs On Rockingham Mule Health
A veterinarian advises on bog spavin in a Rockingham gelding nine years old. The horse showed bumps last spring, developed hock swelling and lameness, and was treated with hot baths and lead acetate until a blister was applied. Guidance notes that lameness may be absent but heat or pain suggests joint involvement.
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Rockingham
Hind Lee
Multiple Obituaries From Local Mortuary Notices
Funeral services were held for Mary Kirkpatrick infant daughter of the Whitneys at the grandparents home with interment in Oakland. Lula A Strickland died Saturday and her funeral was at Forrest Park. she was 37 and survived by husband and three children. Mrs M E Edmundson, aged 20, died in a private sanitarium. arrangements pending. Mrs Sara R Williams, 72, died at home. funeral at her residence and burial at Wearview cemetery. she leaves five children. Mrs BE Gatewood, 83, died at her son’s home. funeral services conducted by Rev Threadgill. Mrs W C Goode of Conyers died in Duffel, Ga. survived by husband and three children. Guy W Summers, 36, died at private sanitarium. funeral at Patterson chapel then interment in Centerville. Mary Caroline Mathews, 12, eldest daughter of the late John W Mathews, died. funeral at grandfather D J Ray’s West End residence with interment in West View.
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Mary Whitney
Mary Kirkpatrick
Casper Whitney
John A Whitney
Juniper Street
Dunbar Ogden
Oakland
Lula A. Strickland
Lula A Strickland
Forrest Park
Strickland
M. E. Edmundson
ME Edmundson
Hus
Bloomfeld & Burkerto Chapel
Sara R. Williams
Washington Street
William HR Owen
Wearview Cemetery
Williams
Annie Williams
Atlanta
C. E. Gatewood
Eufaula
Ala
BE Gatewood
Bery Gatewood
John Watts
Shade Thompson
H. C Threadgill
Methodist Church
W. C. Goode
Conyers
Duffulea
WC Goode
Conyers Ga
Goode
Guy W. Summers
Guy W Summers
Fattersonr Chapel
L . Bricker
Centerville
Tuea
Mr Summers
Hiis
Mis
May Summers
Phoenix
Ariz
C G Hannah
Mary Caroline Mathews
John W Mathews
Douglas G
D J Ray
West End
West View
Taft Tours Chicago to Address Foreign-Born Audiences
President Taft left Chicago for Washington at six. He spoke to Bohemian and Polish crowds in South and West Side areas and urged young immigrants to keep memories of their homelands while becoming good Americans. He pressed missionary work and met governors and a mayor before attending church services. Senator Vardaman praised Underwood and tariff focus, criticizing no candidates and invoking sectional unity.
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Chicago
Tafs
Washington
Aida
Ponlah
Nouth
Poland
Eberhart
Minnesota
Deneen
Illinois
Harrison
First Methodist Church
Ernest Wray O'Neal
Taft
John Corrigan
Jo Washington
Ieee
James K. Vardallinzot
Mississippi
Ss Underwood
O Paign
Ae Derwood
Mominge, Ton, A
Taft's Brother Heads to Texas Ranch En Route
Charles P Taft of Cincinnati brother of President Taft spent a few hours in San Antonio en route to his Gregory Texas ranch. He denied politics as the motive for the stop and said the president would be renominated at Chicago. Members of his party avoided questions about Texas Republican politics while en route. The Taft party included Mrs Taft Miss Louise Taft Joseph Garrettson and W F Wiley.
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San Aamtonio
Ies
Charles P Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
San Antonio
Gregory
Texas
Gregor
Chicago
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We of
R J Redding
Griffin, Ga
H. J. Hawkinsville
C. B. Moon
Auburn
G. M. Haines
5. C
Macon
Wells
H A. R. Dubild
P. A. J. Wilsonville
McDonough
Harrow
Cross Harrow
Dattas
Bermuda
Mangel
Jax
FE Thomson
Grivwoldville
Tri Weekly
W. Bk
Skelton
Eminee
Ieee i
Drew Vickers
Abbeville
Alan Pleage
Ross
M. B Somerville
J R. Cifton
Garfield
Emanuel County
J. BE. Stokes
Suiligent
Aney
Fitzgerald
Algo
Kinga Creek
John A. Henton
Morganton
Faloh
Bonn
A. J. Redding
Farms and Farmers Department
Griffin, Georgia
Sleveland
Cook
Bou, Fy
Hastings
Clevelyna
Kathe
Hox Rr
Care Constitution
Rade Municipal Ne
Public Service Corporation
John C. Wheatley
Unite
Walton Building
Ivy 1645
Atlante
Alshamian Shoid
Garetherwood
Wilson
Vardaman
K&w
Am National Bank
Ea & Coal Corp
Ee & Coal Corp
Lee Co
Auguete & Gavannah
Central Bank & Trust Corp
Decatur Street Bank
Fulton National Bank
Ga Ry & Elec
Ga Ry & Elec Co
Pta
HiNyer ‘Trust
Lowry National Bank
Banky Trust Co
Sixth Ward Bank
Southwantern of Georgia
Trust Company of Georgia
Third National Bank (Nee
BOKDS
AU Jos & Coal Corp
Gary & Eler Co
George Midland
Atlanta Consolidated
Atlanta City
Southern
Bott Sa
Dae Ry
Elec
Consol
Itsu the
AID
Strch Brewery
Detroit
Audit Company OF the South
Co J Metz
GCPA
Candier
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Uption Exchange
Methera Liverpool Cottom Draes
Ne ‘Or
Trust Company of
Georgi Equitable Batine
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