Volume of Bills to Regulate Transportation in Georgia
Savannah may 28 one hundred seventy two bills and regulations affecting railroads have been proposed in Congress. The piece notes railroads carry record tonnage and face extensive regulation by government bodies protecting public interests. Central of Georgia urges informed public input to lawmakers to avoid policy errors and ensure fair treatment.
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Savannah
Congress
Georgaa
Central of Georgia
Destruction of Cotton Plants Key to Boll Weevil Control
The article stresses nonpoison methods to curb boll weevil damage. It urges early fall destruction of cotton plants by deep plowing before first frost to halt hibernation, with grazing as an alternative. Winter cleanups, burning or clearing trash, and consolidating open fields reduce hibernation sites and spring infestations, with guidance from local agricultural authorities.
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State College of Agriculture
National
Boll Weevil Control Association
Whitney Building
New Orleans
Deemster Defined on Isle of Man Courts
The term originally referred to a Scottish judicial officer who pronounced death sentences and is now used for two chief judges on the Isle of Man.
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Deemster
Scotland
Isle of Man
Requirements Outlined for Good Dairy Ration
The article lists balanced, palatable, laxative, bulky, varied, milk‑production adapted and low‑cost ration rules. It covers home grown roughage, yearly feed amounts, roughage and grain quotas, dairy cow milk ranges for Jersey and Holstein, and practical steps by Professor A C Baer for calculating and mixing rations.
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Sudan
Jersey
Baer
A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A
M. Collegs
Cheese Lags in Bigger Use of Dairy Products
United States Department of Agriculture notes growing dairy use but cheese consumption lags. Americans average 3.8 pounds per person versus four to five times that in some European nations. Imports exceeded 60 million pounds prewar, with potential for 9 billion more pounds of milk if cheese per capita rose to European levels.
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Esse Uine
Higway Department
Highway Department
Namconi
Luganey Department
Georgia
Anthoi i Des Atemi
Wasi
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Notes on Milk, Feed, and Cow Comfort
Kindness boosts dairying profits and good care keeps cows productive. Do not rely on cottonseed meal for young calves. Cow diet avoids wild onions garlic and ragweeds when better feed is available. Overworked dairy butter becomes sticky and dull. Rich cream resists souring and reduces handling. Cows repay careful management with steady milk output and well met water air and feed needs.
Birthday Presents for Every Georgian
A plea urges Georgians to treat birthdays as a cue for a comprehensive physical exam by a top physician. Early detection of heart, kidney, liver, and lung issues could extend life and improve longevity and happiness. The State Board of Health seeks funds to run a life extension program offering urinary tests and cancer screenings, hoping for legislative support.
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State Board OF Health
Atlanta Journal News Service and Rates Ad
The Atlanta Journal explains its use of Associated Press and United Press leased wires delivering day and night news. It lists subscription rates for Daily Journal and Sunday Journal by year, six months, or one month for Atlanta readers.
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South
Atlanta
Journal
Associated Press
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Notice of Trespassing At Hightower Willis and Other Places
Notice that trespassing injuries will be prosecuted vigorously at several locations: the Hightower place six miles southeast of Butler the W. H. Willis place northeast of Howard the Saunders Old Place at Carsonville the E. O. Garrett place near Charing GA issued by LOAN & TRUST CO through agent W E Steed.
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Hightower
Butler
W. H. Willis
Smiles
Howard
Saunders Old
Carsonville
E. O. Garrett
Charing
Ga, Loan & Trust CO
W-E. Steed
Canada Fosters Agriculture Dominion Allocates $5 Million Annually
The Dominion of Canada appropriates and spends five million dollars each year to advance agricultural development across the country. The policy aims to support farming industries, research, infrastructure, and related services for long term growth.
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
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