Premium prizes listed for agricultural exhibits and displays
The announcement details first prize a $15 grain drill for the best exhibit of twelve or more farm products. Additional prizes include $10 for the second best exhibit, $5 for the third, and various smaller awards for displays of oats wheat rye velvet beans soybeans ten ears of corn ten stalks of corn cotton cane millet hay sweet potato syrup field peas ground peas flour and meal from Taylor county.
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Taylor County
Taylor county livestock prizes announced for young animals
In the livestock department prizes listed include best Taylor county raised colt under 2 years two dollars for males under 2 years two dollars for the best bull under 2 years two dollars for the best heifer under 2 years two dollars for the best milch cow any age one dollar fifty cents for the best male hog any age two dollars for the best brood sow any age two dollars for the best pair pigs under six months one dollar fifty cents for the best sow and suckling pigs one dollar fifty cents.
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Taylor County
Poultry Department Rewards for Taylor County Pens
A prize list offering $1.00 for the prettiest pen of Taylor county raised poultry of one variety and $1.00 for the prettiest pen of Taylor county raised poultry of any variety. Also $1.00 for the heaviest pen consisting of one cock and five hens.
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Taylor County
Prize List for Ladies Department Exhibits
A prize program offers rewards for top exhibits in canned goods preserves pickles peaches jellies and needlework. Awards include rocking chairs rugs tables linen cloth center table and silver knives and forks with items for prettiest display and largest exhibit and greatest variety.
Boy's Corn Club Department Prizes Awarded
First prize for greatest yield of corn with a Berkshire Pig. Second prize for second best yield with a spring-tooth cultivator. Third prize for third best yield with $2.00. Best ten ears corn wins a Duroc Jersey Pig for Corn Club Boys.
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Boy’s Corn Club Department
Berkshire
Corn Club
Boys Pig Club Department Prize Awards
The department offers prizes for pigs with cash awards of $3.00 for first, $2.00 for second, and $1.00 for third place. Awards listed by BA. Hinton, Committee.
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Hinton
Butler Area Notes and Social Roundup
Mr M S Rogers of Hilton Ga visits Charing folks. Dr Cook and Miss Mattie V Brown visited Concord. Farmers busy with crops after rain. Cuaring misses former Dr H W Davis who plans to move south. J T Mitchell involved in Butler commencement and buys a gas consumer which broke down after two miles. Josh.
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M. S Rogers
Hilton
Charing
Dr. Cook
Cuaring
H. W. Davis
South Georgia
J. T. Mitchell
Butler
J. M. Cook
Atlanta
R. O. Rogers
Josh
Williamsville Community Notes
Williamsville residents report social visits among neighbors including J S Christopher and Frank Callie Aultman and Montgomery families. Cotton chopping finished this section and attendance at Mark Church was noted. Blue Eyes.
Cure for whooping cough touted by parent letters
A fragment describes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a highly successful treatment for whooping cough. A Brandon Springs Alabama reader says the remedy helped their baby get well quickly and was readily obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Alazattan
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Norwich County Notes
May days in Norwich Ga feature Mrs S H Harris hosting guests, visits by Mrs McGinty and Miss Emmie Lou Lumpkin, and multiple mentions of hospitalities. Farmers report dry spells with cotton hurt by heat. corn and velvet beans look fine. News includes births, illness, arrivals, and a move to Fitzgerald for J B Smith and family with car travel and social visits among neighbors.
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J B Smith
Fitzgerald
AB & A Railroad
E. S. Hickman
St Harris
Carlie Jinks
Louisiana
Local social notebook items from Butler area
Mr Braxil spent several days and J. R. A ness trip. Misses Wilda Wall were visiting Tuesday evening. D of Miss Rath Lucasadia Streetman of Matt Sea visited last week and ate. Little son of Columbus are visiting Mr Wade's parents. Master Watson and Chealy Watste visited Shingler Georgia. Mrs Baldwin visiting her daughter Mrs Ernest Stone of Macon. J T Hart visited friends at Collinsworth Sunday. Mr H L Riley spent last week in Butler. Mrs J F Smooth and Seacy Smoot visiting Ashburn relatives.
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Braxil
N’ Butler
J. R. Aness
G Wilda Wall
Rath Lucasadia
Matt
Columbus
Mr Wade
Chealy
Watste
Master Watson
Shingler
A Baldwin
Ernest Stone
Macon
J T Hart
Collinsworth
H. L. Riley
Butler
J. F. Smooth
Miss Seacy Smoot
Ashburn
Pine Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Frank Waters of Tangent visits daughter Mrs N J Waters this week. Several residents attend Union meeting. guests include Misses Estelle Myrtle Waters and Mrs Orbry Adams. James Morris and family host visitors. Lake McCrary from Geneva seen in town. Many local exchanges and Sunday services noted across Tangent and surroundings.
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Frank Waters
Tangent
N J Waters
Orbry Adams
Estelle
Myrtle Waters
Union
J. B.goode
Shiloh
Lake McCrary
Geneva
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Pain Relief
If you are troubled with chronic or muscular rheumatism give Chamberlain's Liniment a trial. The relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Beulah Items
Beulah notes show visits among neighbors. Tebe Watson and Horace visited her parents from Friday to Sunday while D W Covington and wife called on Arch Brewer and family over the weekend. Dr. Cook of Charing tended Little Elbert Brewer with slow fever. Albert Coogler and family visited Dock Cooper's home Sunday. A R Lawhorn and family joined Arch Brewer and family. Dock Cooper and wife were visited. Mrs Herbert Wichar was also seen Sunday.
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Tebe Watson
Horace
D. W. Covington
Arch Brewer
Dr. Cook
Charing
Little Elbert Brewer
Albert Coogler
Dock Cooper
A.R. Lawhorn
Herbert Wichar
Aon Wee Mye
Jerry Rogers
Will Carpenter
Mr Rogers
Rupert
Fragmented note on medical home remedies and a price
A garbled reader message mentions advising a neighbor about remedies for a child with croup and a reference to doses and money. The text is incomplete with unclear names and details.
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Re Vovington
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M. R. Cameron
Butler, Georgia
Agricultural Department
Livestock Department
Poultry Department
Boy’s Pig Club Department
Williamsville
J. S. Christopher
Frank Callie
E. L. Harris
J. F. Williams
Edward Hinton
D. A. Hickerson
Frank Callier
Leila Montgomery
Juilen
Norwich
Mesdames LS McChargue
E H Hickman
S. H. Harris
H L Lumpkin
Emmie Lou
W A McGinty
Mattie McGinty
Ruth Montgomery
Mary McGinty
M. E. Hanson
S. Harris
A . Montgomery
E. Hickman
Mr. Everett Lumpkin
Spring Hill
Fanne
Pat
Warren Shyherd
W P Brady
See RE
Myrtle Whitley
Emmie Lou Lumpkin
SH Harris
F. A. E. Nixon
HT Watson
Lou McGinty
Homer O’hern
Lionell Nixon
Roanoke
Ala
Mr. Tilden Montgomery
New Life
CC Hammock
LS McChargue
H H Curington
C C.hammock
W R Taunton
S. H Harris
Fannie Mae Bussy
Lessie
Jewel
Evelyn Harris
L. S. McChargue
Jewell Lockhart
Whitley
Virgil Guy and Wife
Mrs
Daisy Montgomery
J F Taunton
Winston
Mattie Cox
S H Harris
Sam Byers
Jim Morris
Hugh Culverhouse
Misses Hammonds
Joe Culverhouse
Howard
Harvard Bazemore
Wesley
A C Adams
Ella Jinks
Maud Layfield
Junction City
Marion Jinks
Bud Taylor
Little Son
J T Taylor
J R Adams
A.C. Adams
Messrs
Averett Last Si
Ruth Streetman
Greer
Lois Youngt
J. L. Anthon
Ozie Hill
Mesdames J. L. R. Montgomery
Montgomery
McMillan
Joe Montgomery
Wes
L. H. Smith and Gins, Jr
Hallie
Lula
J.B
Mr. Smith
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