Worn-out Farm Profitable Under College Methods
Andrew M. Soule, president, describes a Georgia College of Agriculture experiment turning a worn rolling land farm into a profitable operation. 1908 income 2757.24 rose to 8581.40 in 1912 with 939 acres, detailing receipts 8096.41, expenditures 6855.89, improvements 4081, net earnings 2246.36, and plans to expand cultivated areas and soil fertility for growing returns.
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College of Agriculture
College
Georgia
Grazing crops for hogs by season and plantings
Agricultural guide lists grazing crops for hogs with sowing dates and costs. Canadian peas and Burt oats offer 20–40 days at 15 hogs per acre. rape, chufas, cow peas, soybeans, peanuts, sorghum mixes provide 10–60 days grazing at 5–30 hogs per acre. Fall and spring plantings yield 150–180 days grazing for five hogs per acre with mixtures of rye, vetch, crimson clover, and others.
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Dwart-Essex
Misapprehension Dialogue Between Friend and Father
A brief literary exchange reveals a friend remarking on a sunlit moment and a father cautiously probing the emotional cost. The lines capture warmth and apprehension in a domestic vignette.
Wifey Announces Departure as TJ Intervenes
In a domestic scene Wifey declares she will leave while Hubby and TJ react. Wifey insists on leaving. Hubby questions and TJ ultimately intervenes by discharging her to the kitchen.
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Theo Cook
Wise and Smart Contrasting View on Life and Longevity
Miss Wise says the longer a man lives the more he has to live for. Mr. Smart retorts that he also has more to live without. The exchange frames a humorous, cautionary contrast on aging and desire.
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Miss Wise
Mr. Smart
Tax notices and guardianship discharge in Lumpkin County
Public notices from Lumpkin County Georgia dated May 1 to May 4 1918 announce tax assessments for property within Dahlonega and call for objections to Sallie Wimpy guardian discharging Belle Wimpy Clayton Wimpy and Bertie Wimpy May 1 1918 and the first Monday in June 1918. Also officials state B F Anderson administrator of H C Duckett estate must show cause why discharge and letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in June 1913.
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Dahlonega
J. F. Prurrr
Moorn
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Sallie Wimpy
Belle Wimpy
Clayton Wimpy
Bertie Wimpy
Jme
H. B. Sixrrn
B. F. Anderson
H. CO
Ducketts
H. ©. Duckett
I. B. Surru
B.H. Howard
Leo Patrick
HB. Sarre
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Watson's Stand
H. E. Watson
Cardui
Mrs. McPherson
Cardus
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Fife, GA
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Weweler’s Store
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Littlefield Old Stand
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Grizzle
Tom Lee
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Columbia
Uil
Mounain Club
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Jwalg R. Arnold
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Agricultural College
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Pure Herb Tablet Cr
Ashland
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Mrs. TS. Leptereed
Atlanta
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