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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
6
A sermon outline explains life as the first blessing given by Jesus, citing John 10 10 and Romans 6 23. It lists subsequent gifts from life through trouble peace rest and love noting Christ as the source of eternal life and heavenly home.
The Georgia State College of Agriculture outlines silos as key to developing the cattle industry including silage feeding and cottonseed products. It notes plans and farmer support, Elberton feeding trials, and a shipper testing silos to improve profits across state borders.
Inquiry on dairy cow value notes a College cow on a farm produced 7215.1 pounds of milk in ten months and twenty days at 37 butter fat. Milk at 40 cents per gallon brought 335.58 dollars with calf sale and manure valued. Total gross 475.58 dollars. feed and pasture 55.74 dollars. farm costs 50 dollars. Net profit calculated at 30.84 dollars.
Georgia agricultural leaders report strong returns from College of Agriculture programs in 1912. Highlights include a farm income of 855.41 and net earnings of 2 240.06, a dairy herd profit of 1517.60, and corn yields rising from 41 to 100 bushels per acre with improved practices.
College farm tests compare ears of corn for yield with 70 to 144 bushels per acre. Best looking ears not always best seed. Georgia farmers plan breed tests using plat trials and tassel detasseling to improve future crops.
Fragmentary verse describes a cool calm day and the dew falling as the speaker mourns a death. It evokes spring imagery with flowers and snow, blending hopeful beauty with a solemn tone as all things must end.
A columnist cites Dr. Harvey W. Wiley on reducing adulterations in food and domestic life. He argues improved cooking skills for women would cut divorce rates, suggesting fewer pianos and more cooks as a remedy.
A fragmented piece highlights the farmer as a key provider of food and a pillar of American civil life. It argues farmers should organize beyond the Young Men’s Christian Association to address rural vitality and share of civil benefits, urging stronger farmer-led action.
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