Volum Tobacco Plants Propagation Guide Found
Instructions detail seed sowing from December 15 to March 5, bed preparation including burning and soil treatment, seed rate for Yellow Orinoco, and top dressing with stable manure or alternative fertilizers. Emphasizes even sowing, sun exposure, and protection from cold winds for robust germination.
Various News Snippets Include Fatal Dog Bite and Local Shootings
Mrs. Susan Dautch aged 60 of Reading Pa dies after hydrophobia symptoms five weeks post dog bite. George Hughes 24 shoots and kills Joseph De Minis in Baltimore County after a quarrel. Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr resigns from Twenty third Street Baptist Church. Actor James B Gentry recovering in county prison after hospital stay following a shooting escape. Joan A Sweeney dies and wife injured in Alleghany Pa house fire. New York Sun editorial critiques syndicate pricing on wine and fruit. Senatorial posturing by Butler tied to Populist support is dismissed as theatrical.
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Petition Refused On Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad Sale
The court refused the petition by Simon Burge of Burge & Co to postpone the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad sale. The property opened at 4.5 million upset but drew no bids. Reoffers are scheduled for March 19 at 3.75 million, then April 2 at 3 million, and if needed April 16 to the highest bidder.
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Picture gallery invites visit for first class photos
All persons desiring first class pictures are required to visit the gallery over A. G. Elliott's store on Main Street to examine the work and prices before March 13.
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Fire Devours Stable After Boy Ignites Cigarette
A boy’s careless cigarette in Kinston caused a stable fire that destroyed property valued at $225,000. Firefighters battled the blaze though the structure and contents were ruined.
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