Troop withdrawal from South Carolina to Columbia
Wade Hampton writes to the president dated March 31 regarding the withdrawal of troops. He urges prompt pursuit of local self government as promised in the inaugural and expresses confidence in the administration's policy. Hampton foresees peace prosperity and harmony nationwide once the policy takes shape and action.
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Hayes
Columbia
5. C
Wade Hampton
Wave Hampros
South Carolina
Government moves to remove troops from State House
In South Carolina Washington and Columbia dispatches report a Secret ary of War order being prepared to transfer troops from the Columbia state house to their camp. Gen Ruger to receive the dispatch, cabinet to review tomorrow. Gov Chamberlain believes the step ends Hampton’s influence while Hampton signals no parade in Columbia.
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Wasanarton
Secretary of War
State House
Columbia
D. C
Washmarox
Ruger
Sherman
McCrary
Chamberlain
Hampton
Colombia
Sion
Timely Warning to Farmers on Crop Choices and Policy
The Macon Telegraph urges farmers to shift from cotton to corn and other crops amid rising costs and uncertain cotton profits. It cites fertilizer use and credit as fueling cotton bets and warns of potential shocks from European war, droughts, and grasshoppers, urging one third to half cotton reduction and diversification into corn, millet, rice, sugarcane, and potatoes. It also lists Supreme Court cases from Polk and notes on women preachers debates among major denominations.
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Macon
Full Barnes
Rockmart News notes progress in farming and local affairs
Farmers push planting with care and heavy fertilizing, wheat and oats promise abundant yield. Rockmart High School under Revs J W Baker and I W Waddell progresses. volunteer rifle company formed with Dr R T Cochran as Captain. Local industry expands as Mevsre Whitehead Jones Co. opens a shoe factory. Judge Long handles knotty cases with vim while public sentiment leans against conventions. Legislature cuts jurors’ pay, retrenchment theme dominates. W Fargusson sells fertilizers. W H Harris relocates to Atlanta.
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Rockmart
J. W. Baker
I. W. Waddell
R. T. Cochran
TL. W. Waddell
Joe Dewpree
Tilden
Congress
Whitehead Jones & Co
F. Shielbestor
Long
W. Fargusson
W. H. Harris
Atlanta
Sex of Eggs and Poultry Sex Prediction Old Method
A Southern Farmer correspondent reports an old poultry raiser’s claim that eggs with air bladders on the sides yield pullets. An experiment recorded 68 hatched, 8 dead, 11 undecided, 44 clearly matched the theory with all hatched pullets. The observer endorses the method as practically valuable.
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Poultry Yard
Tom
Atlanta Constitution A Leading Southern Newspaper Promises Vigorous Coverage
Under new management the Atlanta Constitution proclaims itself a leading southern paper. It pledges relentless coverage of public concerns, fresh news, and a thorough Agriculture Department led by Matoaln Johnson. Subscriptions are urged with weekly and yearly options and post office money orders accepted.
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Atlanta Constitution
South
Washington
Electoral Commission
Constitution
Georgia
Tte
Tia
Wereny Conerierion
Department of Agriculture
Matoaln Johnson
Georgia State Agricultural Society
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Lea Neil
Bunn
Hill
New York Sun
Baptista
Rockmart News
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War Court House
Cket
Atlanta Daily Constitution
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Charleston
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Rome, Georgia
Cash Store
J.S. ST@BBS & CO
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Gorda
Case
Polk County
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Obedartown
Waid
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Mus
Many A. Onan
HN Noves
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FVM
BODA
Nile
Mirtant
Rmgal
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Geo. P. Lynch
Ash & Robbins
Dr. Goulard
United States of Canada
Ashi& Robbins
SiBrooklyn
Sea Parham
Thompson
Thompson’s Liniment
Dirk Thompson
Soallon
R. R. Thompson
Tin-Warh
I. T. Mee
Cedartown
Bees
Tack & Co
Augusta
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