Cotton culture tips from Redding Georgia station editor
The article outlines planting timing from March to May with emphasis on April for most regions, stresses thorough soil preparation, and warns against planting on clods. It advocates bedded fertilizer before planting, recommends 500 pounds per acre of balanced fertilizer, warns against broadcast fertilization, and stresses seed quality and efficient seed use. It also advises on garden fertilization, nitrogen timing with nitrate of soda, and proper manure and soil conditioning.
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Figures in Home Rule Fight
Premier Asquith and concessions on home rule dominate debate as unionists resist county voting on exclusions while nationalists claim the government went too far. Sir Edward Carson offers Ulster conference with a six year limit attached, pressuring a possible settlement.
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American Novelists Quietly Conquer European Market
London reports a surge of American books sold to English and Continental publishers in six months, driven by better craft and broader outlook. American authors now meet strong demand abroad as English editors buy translated and original works, with Authors League of America influence aiding distribution. Early success prompts authors to publish directly in Europe after establishing here, challenging British rivals and reshaping cross Atlantic literary sales.
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Earth tremors logged by seismographs at several colleges
Seismographs at Georgetown University Saint Louis University Saint Ignatius College and Springhill College recorded shocks tonight with times ranging from early evening to late, suggesting distant quakes possibly in Mexico Central America or Central Asia. Observers noted imperfect records but similar to past Central Asia events.
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Columbus Guards End Spring Encampment After 24 Hours
The Columbus Guards conducted their first spring encampment near the city of Columbus Ga during the night and held three drills today. The company dispersed late this afternoon after a continuous twenty four hour duty period.
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Richest boy in world as court allocates Brown estate
New York March 29 John Nicholas Brown Jr., 14 year old great grandson of Nicholas Brown, inherits part of John Carter Brown estate after a Supreme Court ruling. The decision ends trust tangles and awards his aunt Mrs. William Watts Sherman half the estate, with the remainder to nephew John Nicholas Brown Jr. Buffalo March 29 Open shop ends strike as Gould Coupler workers accept open shop terms after meeting with George W. Hayden.
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Thirty Five Horses Burned at Henderson Livery Stable
A blaze in Henderson destroyed the Parham Supply Company's livery stable in Raleigh area dispatches report thirty five horses burned. Several small buildings caught fire but were kept from spreading. five carloads of feedstuffs were consumed.
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Walker Hill Considered for Federal Reserve Board
Hill May Be Named Walker Hill, president of Mechanics-American National Bank of St. Louis, is under consideration for a seat on the federal reserve board to oversee the new currency system. A Virginian by birth, he rose through banking before leading the St. Louis institutions from 1902 onward.
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Trade Still Irregular Say Financial Reports
Trade remains uneven across sectors with overall activity near fair. Warm spring weather lifts distribution and outdoor work, yet iron and steel orders hinge on mill output while textile and wool markets face high costs and cautious buying.
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Unemployed Trouble in Gotham Sparks Arrests
New York on March 29 reports unrest as unemployed crowds rally in Rutgers Square with foreign language denunciations of police. Bennie Belmont and Percy Mor mor of the Industrial Workers of the World are arrested for disorderly conduct. A 17 year old garment worker Bessie Friedman is detained and later discharged in night court after denying incitement. Police move on from St Bridges church disturbance with no disorder.
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Murderous Work by Robber Near McMurray
In Seattle Washington on March 29 Charles Hopkins killed one man and fatally wounded another while robbing three on a road near McMurray. He then shot at police when they tried to arrest him, seriously wounding three officers. Hopkins remains at large.
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Electric Iron Survives Fire Test In Twins
An Electric World correspondent notes a tailor shop blaze where a common electric iron, found in the Twins, had its handle burned away and cord damaged yet after a new cord was fitted and power restored, it heated quickly and resumed normal operation despite water exposure.
Prince Henry in Argentina Arrives for private visit
Prince Henry of Prussia and Princess Henry landed in Buenos Aires from Rio de Janeiro. They were warmly welcomed and stated the trip was a private visit to South American Republics with a wish to avoid official receptions.
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Weather Main Factor in the Cotton Market
New Orleans March 28 The weather will be the main factor in the cotton market this week as planting advances in southern belt sections and Texas weather affects early production. Traders expect the unfavourable Texas conditions to influence the market more than other areas, with shifts in export and spot demand shaping overall movement despite March shipment completions.
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History Repeats Itself in Diplomatic Echoes
The piece recalls President Cleveland's era when the U S ambassador to Britain drew ire for fluence of expression. A House vote of censure followed, Britain papers differed, yet the ambassador was recalled and later welcomed home as his popularity rose. Bayard and Pace noted as party figures from Delaware and New York. The author hints that history repeats itself and mocks the saying Willow Willow Waly.
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Angelic choir mispronounced in old joke
A humorous exchange in a judged column features a child asking about an angelic choir and the judge clarifies it as a pun on the idea of holy singers lacking ideas. The witty dialogue reflects light regional humor and period voice.
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