Georgia Farmers Urged to Increase Corn Acreage Amid Shortage
Georgia agriculture commissioner urges farmers to plant more corn and food crops due to world corn shortages. Reports note cooler springs delay vegetation but promise for sizable yields. emphasis on home fertilizer use, saving forage, and fattening hogs. Also cites Manufactures' Record figures on U.S. corn output and wheat crop value, urging sustained efforts by farmers, bankers, and press.
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Apri
Lome
United Sestes
United States
South
Doctor Warns on Glanders Through Laurens County Report
A veterinary investigation in Laurens County near Dublin reports suspected glanders in Mr. Rosa Stinson's herd. The veterinarian urges immediate slaughter and burial of affected animals, thorough cleaning, and carbolic acid disinfection of stalls to prevent spread.
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Viacuse Denny
R. T. Nesurri
Agricultu
Mt. Rosa
Laurens County
J. N. Coos
Glanders Hoax Averted By Vet Visit Near Buford
Dr Cook visits farm of John M Johnson four miles west of Buford to inspect a horse disease feared to be glanders. Examination finds no glanders but a severe case of colt distemper treated by PoeDES method. Local unease subsides as diagnosis clarifies and health improves.
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Johnson
J Coox
Absent Son Plea on Local Fears and Faith
Reader letter laments removal of youths by envious citizens and fears for the country and aging parents. It calls for faith, prayer, neighborly kindness, and moral uplift while noting the death of Job Edge, a White County resident, from cancer last week, with brothers in the area.
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Christus
Pecumtry
Grad
Couns Bey
Edge
Company C
White County
Disease in cattle prompts call for investigation in Georgia
Veterinary surgeon J. N. Cox reports a cattle disease in Georgia, noting high fatalities across multiple herds. He describes symptoms such as appetite loss, rough coat, digestive issues, and nervous twitching, and urges investigation to locate the true cause and prevent further losses.
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Nespiot
Gricultur
Georgia
Cole
Pitman
Davis
Roberts
Freeman
Davies
Mr. Field
Manny
J. N. Coox
Local notes and market ads from Gainesville area
Weather and crop notes amid heavy rains. sales of envelopes and paper at Tie Progress office. scattered local notices on court actions, sheriff sales, administrators' sales next month, and county commissioners meeting. Social reports include Mr and Mrs Dean and daughter. Spurgeon Silvey visiting. town arrivals from Detroit. two white women jailed in Lumpkin county for alcohol related offenses.
Local notes and events mix county news and sales
A note from John A. Adams in Madd son County reports boom in cal mine discoveries. Gainesville Masonic meeting attendance by Rev W A Simmons and I A Jarrard. School Commissioner Kytle to settle with teachers May 18. Sheriff Pruitt guests cut to three, one inmate from White County charged with larceny seeks trial. Mrs Price adds millinery stock at low cash prices. Mossy Creek High School commencement May 19 with baccalaureate by Rev Hammett and an address by Rev Ledbetter. next week standard press announcement.
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Kytle
Alhurta
Pruitt
White County
Slenty Robinson
Mossy Creek High School
J. W. Smith
Hammett
Ledbetter
Paoaires
Hideo Wiswell to Ga Ville Opens Special Court Term
Hideo Wiswell travels to Gainesville on Sunday to open a special term of Hall County court on Monday. He will stay several weeks, accompanied by Mrs. Kimsey Mrs. JT Kemmer Herschel Kemmer and G I Kytle. The article notes journalistic staff pride and local civic items including school commencement at Hiawassee High on May 24 and jail improvements at Hindersham.
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Hideo Wis
Ga Ville
Hall County
Kimsey
JT. Kemmer
Herschel Kemmer
G.I. Kytle
Hiawassee
Fit Hartwell
W. W. Price
Clevelland
Editor offers cheaper Cornish or gan drop to buyers
The Editor invites readers to visit and buy a Cornish or gan drop at a price cheaper than manufacturers offer.
Last Chance as Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Pay
The note says the paper will not drop subscribers before June but warns finances are tight. It urges delinquents to settle soon, stating the business cannot fund paper ink or postage and that they do not own more than three national banks.
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Dean
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Real Merit
An advertisement touts real merit as Hood's Sarsaparilla's hallmark promising lasting effects when other preparations fail. It emphasizes Hood's as the sole brand to trust.
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Hood
Phenomenon Gilstrap’s Incredible Teeth Impress County
A man named Gilstrap, resident within the county near Cleveland, displays remarkable dental strength. He bites a six penny nail in half to prove his teeth are as sound as steel despite tobacco use. His ancestors also show long life, with several relatives over a century. He is a hardworking farmer.
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Lewis Gilsteap
Cleveland
Orpapal
Giletrmp
Wyelis
Mr. Gilston
Mr. Gilstrap
Globe Shoe and Clothing Company Dominates South Market
An Athi ta advertiser extols Globe Shoe and Clothing Company at 74 76 Broad Street as the cheapest clothing house in the South. The writeup notes many Georgians travel to Atlanta for bargains and offers mail order and express service for distant buyers.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Globe Shoe and Clothing Company
South
Globe
Broad Street
Athita
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure For Nervous Debility
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve tonic that cures tiredness, nervousness, and debility by purifying blood. It claims lasting benefits like better sleep, appetite, strength, and happiness, from a foundation of purified blood.
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Hood
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