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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

7

Plea for Protection Met With Opposition at Farmers Congress

Delegates to the Farmers National Congress in Macon report rising attendance and discuss reciprocity and protection for agriculture. Resolutions are referred to a committee. notable topics include labor troubles, road improvement, and national aid to roads. A reception for ladies follows a morning excursion and afternoon talks focus on forest preservation and agricultural policy.

Macon L. ‘Lessner Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Congress Cag Palata Pla Glessner John M. Stahl Tinets John Kek. Campbell Michigan Harvie Jordan Georgia T . J. Merriam Naaval Department of Agriculture Harvie Krdan Appalachian Park W. F. Massey North Carolina T. J. Blake Eorgia Thomas J. Lindley Iowa Jabama KE. T. Randall Union Florida S. H. Gabrkels M. Knox Humboldt Louisiana F. H. Burnette Baton Rouge Maryland E. P. Thomas Ednar Massachusetts A. E. Whitaker Boston DD. Beecher Flushing Mississippi W. H. Hamlin Tugalo Nebraska J. R. Canter Blair New York Elliott B. Norris Sodus W. T. Massey Raleigh Ohio John Berg Columbus Grove Pennsylvania John P. Sharpless Couden South Carolina Thomas H. Ranford Edgefeld Tennessee H. A. Utley Goodrickville Texas Li. P. Welborn Snyder Virginia Henry Kirn Portsmout West Virginia Wi. Brown Aroyo Wisconsin W. W. Gillies Evansville Wesleyan Female College Academy of Music T. O. Chestney Harry Robert Sam Pearson Emmett Blackshear Ben Willingham, Jr Joseph Napier John Walker Morris Harris Hillyer Rudisill George Snowden A. Proudfit James McCaw George Kershaw C. A. Parlova Sam Mayer Mary L. McCaw Mallory Taylor Charles Wachtel D. G. Hughes Flew Holt Philips A. C. Felton, Jr A. W. Lane 8. C. Moore G. C. Matthews Fuss Matthews

Monument Unveiling at Perryville Kentucky Battlefield

Ten thousand attend the Perryville battlefield monument ceremony honoring Confederate dead. General A J West delivers a lengthy address praising Bragg’s army and Kentucky’s loyalty, paying tribute to fallen Forty-first Georgia soldiers led by Colonel McDaniel, and underscoring Southern valor and future prosperity amid national reunification.

Danville Perryville M. 0. Saulley Stanford R. J. Brekinridge Danylile A. J. West Atlanta Elia Hay Annie Tribble Junction City Braxton Bragg Shiloh Brags Chattanooga Tennessee River Harrisons Landing Waldens Ridge Villeya Tennessee Kentucky Moldon Bragg South Louisiana Florida South Carolina Alabama Georgia North Carolina Texas John C. Breckinridge Thernton Leonidax Polk Frank Cheatham Pat. Cleborne John T. Morgan Alex P. Stewart George S. Maney Hare John H. Savage James Brage Nicedy Forty-first Georgia Maney Cheatham Polk Charles A. McDaniel Indiana McDaniel J. C. Curtright N. K. Dozier R. J. String

Cotton Growers Press for Retention of Government Statistics Unit

Delegates from Cotton Growers associations across southern states meet in Georgia to urge retention of the federal Department of Government Statistics, warn of the Mexican boll weevil’s spread into Texas, and note potential yield losses. They also demand changes on cotton tare weight and propose direct sales to spinners if buyers resist. A Georgia proposer urges southern farmers to raise their own hog and hominy to control cotton economics.

Department of Government United Amet Texas Peters Cotton Growers of F. D. Wimberly Georgia South

Dr Broughton Corrects Sunday Paper Light

A reader letters to the Constitution editor claim misrepresentation about Sunday newspaper reading. The writer explains opposition to Sunday paper circulation on Sunday and proposes an anti Sunday readers league, clarifying intent to continue notices to Sunday papers but read them on Monday.

Dr. Broughton Promiscus LENG

Judge John McRae Die. Montgomery County Leader

Judge John McRae a prominent Montgomery county figure died at his Alamo home at 10 oclock. He was over eighty, served in the state senate and county offices, a master Mason, to be buried with Masonic honors. He was an uncle of Congressman Brantley and highly regarded across Georgia.

Montgomery County Alamo Relaves Brantley

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