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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
1
The state forecasts a record grain output this year as officials cite scarce farm labor but expect improved yields. Georgia farmers adjust planting and harvesting plans to maximize production amid hiring challenges.
Reports from Albany to Milledgeville detail rising day labor costs in Georgia with wages up to 1.75 daily amid a shift from cotton to wheat oats and hogs. Butts county plans large wheat and oat acreage while peach crops are threatened by weather in North Georgia Americus and Rome observe early blooms. Confederate Veterans announce new staff in Macon and Milledgeville discusses reformatory training shop plans.
Georgia notes report Twiggs County gains a half mile wide base in the disputed line with Wilkinson after a state level decision upholding Fulton County survey. Albany and Northern Railway transfer completes. route to St Andrews Bay planned. Public building funds eyed for several Georgia cities. Augusta seeks funds.
Government agricultural expert R S Wilson warns farmers Mississippi and the cotton belt to prepare for the boll weevil with self sufficiency in corn and diversified crops. He stresses corn's importance, notes strong yields by local labor, and urges action within a two to three year reprieve. He promotes cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture and urges correspondence for best farming methods.
Three pastors at the Finnish Congregational Church in Ashtabula Ohio fell under mental distress after January revival services. Rev Frank Maitenan is in probate court on an insanity warrant with friends seeking commitment to an asylum. His assistant also became insane, while his predecessor later returned to Finland and became chief of police.
A historical vignette recounts Old Bill a mountain logging horse famed for patience and cunning. He navigates steep descents by sliding and sitting, unlike a less experienced partner Cherry who was injured. The piece notes the dangers of logging and the horse’s charmed life amid frequent near misses and dramatic saves.
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