Farmer Institute Promotes Practical Farming at Carrollton
A public program by Professors from State College of Agriculture invites farmers to an afternoon session on July 29 at Carrollton. Topics include soil improvement crop rotation livestock care and fertilizer use. Attendees encouraged to prepare questions and bring a friend, with Corn Club members urged to attend.
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W. M. Burson
State College of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
M. P. Jamain
State Tege of Agriculture
Corn Club
Carrollton
For Sale Farm Land and City House in Atlanta Area
50 acres of improved farming land with 30 acres cleared, 3 room dwelling and out-buildings on two public roads about 3 miles southeast of town. Also house and lot at Depot and Center streets with modern conveniences, servant house and barn. Address J A Sewell 545 Lawton St Atlanta Ga.
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J. A. Sewell
Lawton St
Atlanta
In Memoriam for Homer Buckelew at Juneday Home
In Memoriam记 to Homer Buckelew a death angel visited J L Buckelew s home on June 28 his son died. The family expresses faith God does all things for the best and that Homer rests in heaven with no sorrow sickness or death. They recall his happiness before death and his farewell to his mother while singing a hymn before passing. The article conveys grief and faith in eternal joy for those who die in the Lord.
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J. L. Buckelew
Homer
Anti-Fee Law Proposed to Standardize County Salaries in Georgia
Atlanta Georgian reports Felix Camp drafts a uniform anti-fee bill for Georgia counties with local option. The plan sets county officer salaries capped at 5000 dollars and scales pay by population, aiming to save about 1.5 million dollars annually for public buildings and institutions.
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Georgia
Felix Camp
Camp
Atlanta
Five room house for sale near square
Real estate listing notes a five room house for sale within two blocks of the square. Property attributed to seller L. A. Wood.
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L. A. Wood
Opening Gun of Gubernatorial Campaign in Georgia
Georgia voters hear J Pope Brown open campaign at Waycross with a strong record in public service. The Macon News notes Georgia faces a clash between progressive and conservative forces and cites Brown as a potential leader. An all day picnic at Simonton’s mill is announced for next Saturday with baskets invited.
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J. Pope Brown
Georgia
Waycross
Pulaski County
State Agricultural Society
Georgia Railroad Commission
Brown
Macon News
Simonton’s Mill
Fred Fielder
Notice on Pleasure Grounds and Freedom Quote by Croker
Richard Croker told a New York reporter that American Puritanical laws drive Americans abroad each June for freedom. He cited a Washington Star remark about a New England park notice board reading These grounds are for pleasure only No games or play allowed to illustrate his criticism.
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Richard Croker
New York
Washington Star
America
New England
Farmers' Union Leader Urges Help for Those Down and Out
Barrett of the Farmers' Union, speaking at Union City, urges members to aid the down and out as a duty and smart policy. He argues aid saves costs, builds solidarity, and upholds the order's prestige by aiding all who fall, not just fellow members.
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Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Union City
Bussia
LaGrange Reporter
Legislative Session Half Over at State House
The 1911 legislative session is about halfway complete with twenty five days left. Both houses show steady work though some bills face rejection in the other chamber. Governor Smith plans to veto excessive appropriations while the State Fair Association seeks $50 000 as the pace quickens toward final deadlines.
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Department of Agris Culture
Senate
House
Pevenne
Smith
State Fair Association
Holder
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