Side Dressing Corn to Boost Georgia Yields
A 1924 to 1928 crop study shows Georgia corn acreage around four million per year yields 14 bushels per acre, short of farm and state needs. Applying Chilean Nitrate of Soda as a side-dress 45 days after planting at 100 to 200 pounds per acre could raise yields by 8 to 12 bushels per acre, reducing reliance on outside corn for states farmers.
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Georgia
Bureau
Atlanta
Be Charitable to the Living Defer Not Charities Till Death
A maxim urging timely generosity and prudent stewardship. It emphasizes giving while alive, warning that delaying charity until death makes one liberal with others possessions instead of their own. The line frames charity as a living virtue rather than a posthumous virtue.
Woman Born Blind Receives Sight After Surgery in New Orleans
Betty Anna Wagoner, blind for 48 years, regains vision at Charity Hospital after successful surgery on both eyes. She recalls the moment bandages came off and meeting her son aged 19, while doctors say muscles had atrophied from long non use. Her husband is deceased and she hopes to learn to read.
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New Orleans
Betty Anna Wagoner
Charity Hospital
General Parker Reappointed Adjutant General of Georgia
Atlanta May 4 Governor Hardman announced the reap pointment of Homer C Parker of Statesboro as adjutant general of Georgia. His new term will commence when the governor is sworn in and will continue for a set period.
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Atlanta
Hardman
Homer C. Parker
Statesboro
Georgia
Parker
Second term inaugurated for General Parker new state figure
General Parker, inaugurated for his second term on June 20, was appointed by Governor Hardman two years ago. His five plus years in the United States Army include captain of infantry in August 1917, service in France for 15 months, promotion to major, and roles in the judge advocate general's department. After the war he served at Camp Gordon and Camp Jackson before joining the JAG staff in Washington. He has been active in the Georgia American Legion and served as past commander of the Statesboro post.
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Parker
Hardman
United States Army
France
Judge Advocate General's Department
Parkler
Camp Gordon
Camp Jackson
S. C
Judge Advocate General
Washington
Georgia Department of the American Legion
Statesboro
Land Sale Under Security Deed in Taylor County Georgia
Public auction to repay defaulted debt on 119 and 118 blocks in Taylor County. William E Streetman property, total about 303.75 acres, will be sold May 27 1929 at the courthouse steps to the highest bidder for cash. First deed of $2300 to Charles Forman remains senior, with taxes and foreclosure costs also due.
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William E. Streetman
Charles Forman
Superior Court
Taylo County
Georgia
Taylor County
William EE. Streetman
Burglars in Britain Earn Less Than Expected
Sir William Greavyes argues England’s average burglar income is about 3.50 dollars per week, prompting nationwide debate. Police and detectives contest the figure, noting higher earnings for porch climbers and crack burglars while pickpockets and motor thieves fare poorly.
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Britain
London
Sir William Greavyes Lord
K. C
Manchester
England
William
Guardianship Petition in Taylor County Georgia
Mrs Fannie Whitley applies to be guardian of the person and property of Susie James Dennis and Willie V Burn minors under fourteen in Taylor County Georgia The court will consider the application at the next ordinary meeting on the first Monday in June 1929 Witness L T Peed Ordinary May 6 1929
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Georgia
Taylor County
Fannie Whitley
Susie
James
Dennis
Willie V. Burn
L. T. Peed
Dismissal of Guardian Rosa Montgomery for R C and Catherine Montgomery
Georgia Taylor County notice states Rosa Montgomery guardian seeks discharge from guardianship over R C and Catherine Montgomery. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in June. otherwise discharge will be granted as applied for. Dated May 6, 194.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Rosa Montgomery
R. C
Cathrine Montgomery
L. T. Peed
Dismissal of Georgia Estate Administrator Proceeding
W P Parks administrator of the estate of G W Carr applies for discharge. Creditors and interested parties must file objections by the first Monday in June next. otherwise Parks will be discharged from his administration. Dated May 6.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. P. Parks
G. W. Carr
Public Auction to Cover Dues in Reynolds County
Taylor County legal notice shows Reynolds Mercantile Co seeks to sell the described lands at public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1929. The sale pays off a $172.25 debt secured by a 1928 security deed on W. J. Theus property fronting Winston Street, bounded by D. S. Saunders and S. H. Bryan, including the dwelling. Proceeds settle the loan and costs with deed transfers to Theus upon payment.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. J. Theus
Reynolds Mercantile Company
Reynolds
Winston St
D. S. Saunders
S. H. Bryan
Taylor Supeh
Reynolds Mercantile Co
Homer Beeland
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