Judges For The Corn Contest 1913 Officials Named
The Advertiser announces the judges for its 1913 corn contest. Waycross leads with John Galloway J L Morgan and James DeVore as chairman followed by Harmony Trenton Clark's Hill Colliers Morgana Meriwether Ropere with respective panels of three judges each. Contestants are asked to notify the committee in their community when ready for official measurement.
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Advertiser
Waycross
John Galloway
J. L. Morgan
James DeVore
Harmony
F. M. Warren
J. M. Wright
M. DeLoach
Trenton
P. B. Day
J. M. Swearingen
James Smith
Clark’s Hill
John G. McKie
Henry Adams
J. W. Johnson
Colliers
E. B. Mathis
T. E. Miller
H. W
Petit Jury Names Across Several Districts
A list of jurors for the third week includes J M Prescott Collier G H Reynolds Blocker Andrew Outts Ward E R Clark Johnston Brooks Dunovant Pickens LC Mims Collier J A Claxton Ward H W Quarles Red Hill L R Brunson Sr Moss H L Bunch Meriwether J T Gardner Collier LH Hamilton Blocker W P Johnson Johnston H H Williams Moss L W Reese Meriwether J H Crim Johnston LC Rich Modoc E B Dorn Red Hill J W Roper Meriwether P L White Hibler P M Markett Meriwether Sam Satcher Ward W B Williams Blocker L S Kernaghan Pickens J A Thurmond Meriwether T G Morgan Moss W S Marsh Trenton C A Brunson Collier A F Walton Johnston W E LaGrone Johnston B E Timmerman Wise IM Dorn Elmwood W G Wells Collier J P Mealing Jr Meriwether W P Culbreath Talbert M W Herlong Trenton. The young wife of a Detroit man who is not especially sweet temper ed, one day approached her lord concerning the matter of 100 or so, says the Chicago Record-Herald. I’d like to let you have it, my dear, began the husband, but I haven’t that amount in the bank this morning. I must take up a note for 200 this afternoon. Oh very well, James, said the wife, with ominous calmness. If you think the man who holds the note can make things hotter for you than I can, why do as you say James. She got the money.
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J M Prescott
Collier
H Reynolds
Blocker
Andrew Outts
Ward
R Clark
Johnston
Brooks Dunovant
Pickens
Mims
A Claxton
H W Quarles
Red Hill
L R Brunson
Moss
L Bunch
Meriwether
T Gardner
LH Hamilton
W P Johnson
H H Williams
L W Reese
H Crim
Rich
Modoc
B Dorn
W Roper
L White
Hibler
M Markett
Sam Satcher
B Williams
S Kernaghan
A Thurmond
G Morgan
S Marsh
Trenton
A Brunson
Walton
LaGrone
Detroit
Chicago Record-Herald
James
Ideal Pressing Club Offers Cleaning and Dyeing Services
Ideal Pressing Club advertises cleaning and pressing for all fabrics including ladies coats suits and skirts. Frank Maynard proprietor invites patronage on Beaver Dam Street Edgefield South Carolina with a guarantee of satisfaction.
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Beaver Dam Street
Edgefield
South Carolina
Edgefield County Fair Promises Largest Exhibit Display
ARG Cremer urges residents to prepare entries for Edgefield County Fair set for November 5 to 7. Grounds enlarge for a record carnival, with improved agricultural exhibits, grand parades, and free concerts by a skilled brass band. Community participation urged.
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Hdgefield
Beauties of the Capital James Bryce Praises Washington
James Bryce writes in National Geographic about Washingtons landscape, noting its amphitheater-like site amid surrounding hills, the Potomac with Rock Creek Park, and rich woods. He contrasts Washingtons beauty with Berlin, St Petersburg, Paris, Madrid, and London, stating no European capital matches its forested slopes and abundant scenery.
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James Bryce
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
Virginia
Europe
Constantinople
Bosporus
Potomac
Vienna
London
Rock Creek Park
Beriin
St. Petersburg
Neva
Paris
Madrid
Manzanares
Surrey
Sussex
Bucks
Eee
Horses Find A Champion Against Bell Cruelty
A fashionably dressed woman protested bells worn on horses and on wagon shafts, calling it cruelty that nerves animals. Humane Society Secretary John P. Heap promised to investigate, possibly with a nerve specialist to identify musically inclined horses.
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John P. Heap
The
Humane Society
Heap
Bee Motion Picture Shows Bees At Work For Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture plans an educational film by L. S. Sullivan showing bees from leaving the hive to returning with honey. The lifelike scenes depict honey making and are billed as among the most remarkable educational films.
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Department of Agriculture
L. S. Sullivan
Special Suits and Overcoats at $15 in Augusta
Wool suits and overcoats offered by F. G. Mertins of Augusta Georgia. Ads promise good quality, urging quick action to save ten dollars compared to higher prices. Limited time sale highlighted by the $15.00 price point.
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F. G. Mertins
Augusta
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Arg Cremer
Edgefield County
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