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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
6
A described fashion pattern features a close fitting inner arm sleeve from wrist to shoulder with a loose outer puff to the elbow made of texmsparen material laced along the inside. The draping softens elbows while remaining transparent to reveal arm contour. The bodice showcases a pointed yoke with lacing along edges exposing a smooth neck.
The article outlines fertilizer contents and values for cotton seed and cotton meal, comparing ton-to-ton fertilizing worth and practical exchange ratios. It discusses costs, hauling, and milling margins, concluding 800 pounds of meal per ton of seed is a fair exchange, with oil and hull by products analyzed and feeding experiments showing hulls are not a full substitute for ensilage.
Short practical questions from farmers are answered by the Station staff and published if of general interest. Include name and post office address to the Director, George Station, Experiment Station.
The article lists berry plant varieties and percentages for mixing, names several cultivars such as Appis-Red Asurachan Red June and Susyquehanna, and recommends Strawberries and Blackberries for the section. It also cites nurseries and suppliers like P. J. Berckmans Augusta Geo H Miller Sons Rome and W D Beatie Atlanta, plus T V Munson Denison and S M Wayman Pomona for Carman grape and Terry apple respectively.
A horticulture expert diagnoses tomato blight as Bacterial Blight, noting its link to potato disease and its spread across the South. Preventive steps include crop rotation, avoiding planting on the same spot, removing and burning affected plants, and applying Bordeaux Mixture at a weak strength.
A Horticulturist recommends barrel storage for Yates apples, picked ripe and packed tightly to prevent movement, with cool uniform temperatures to avoid freezing. He notes Stockley apples store better, mentions cotton seed coverings as an alternative, warns against large seed piles and heating, and endorses barreling as a durable method.
The second annual meeting of the organization will be held in Griffin Georgia on November 14 and 15. All interested in dairying are invited to attend. Annual dues are 1.00, payable to M L Duggan Secretary Sparta Ga or at the meeting. Members receive the Constitution and By Laws and information from the Secretary. Noted dairymen will speak and the event aims to inform and entertain attendees. For more information contact M L Duggan Sparta Ga or R J Repprina President Experiment Ga.
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