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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
The Cullman Alabama area is cited as a model of wealth with 275 heads of families owning homes and bank accounts. The piece argues white prosperity hinges on excluding Black residents, claiming German heritage and low public costs. It urges readers to relocate and support the locally run paper.
Local residents trace Sunday visits among Parrott Lewis McBride Bernhard and Stephens families. Citing relatives in Atlanta Tyrone and Sharpsburg, with Dan Kent and Manse Banks seen on Sunday. Breakfast Bacon Missouri brand-fresh and fine from J D Stinercoms Co. subscribe for The News.
The Georgia legislator urges expanding country school terms and elevating curricula to match city schools. Secretary Houston notes farm families face education tradeoffs between keeping land and sending children to distant institutions. The Atlanta Journal stresses more and better paid teachers, more high schools, and stronger rural education funding. Dixon and Dorsett’s advertises top stationery.
A letter from the State School Superintendent dated May 31 states that prior licenses based on grammar school studies grant no authority for high school work. Teachers with Latin Algebra Ancient History must obtain a high school certificate or pass the high school examination. Primary licenses and general elementary licenses are not sufficient for schools doing high school work. County teachers are urged to prepare to meet these rules. W N Dixon County School Superintendent.
The article explains how soil crusting reduces germination and yields in southern soils. It stresses breaking crusts after rain with a weeder or harrow to improve water infiltration and root access, noting ridged cotton crops benefit from a wheel weeder. It highlights the dust mulch as crucial to retain moisture near roots.
Professor Colis M P Jarnagin argues Georgia’s 120 067 horses include 36 020 on farms with only 3918 colts produced and mares failing to meet breeding expectations. He notes strong shifts to heavy farm mares expanding Percheron use and cooperative breeding efforts aided by the college to secure reliable studs and improve profitability.
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