Agricultural Department Publications for Cotton Growers
Washington issues a set of free publications for Southern cotton farmers. Titles include Diversified Farming in the Cotton Belt, A Successful Alabama Diversification Farm, A Successful Southern Hay Farm, Cowpeas, Building up a Run-down Cotton Plantation, and more. Obtainable by applying to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Cotton
South
Alabama
Employment Day boosts St Louis payrolls and orders
The National Prosperity Association reports a May canvass to recognize June 1 as Employment Day. Hundreds of employers responded favorably, adding about 17 000 workers in St Louis and surrounding area. Orders totaling about five million dollars were sent to manufacturers nationwide in the past two weeks. E C Simmons said his firm mailed one million dollars in orders with a note highlighting the large batch sent that day.
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St. Loui
National Prosperity Association
St. Louis
E. C. Simmons
Re-employment Day Aids Factories Nationwide
The National Prosperity Association proposes June 1 as Re-employment Day to spur factory rehiring. Orders favor Eastern manufacturers with broad coverage from hardware to cotton and woolen goods, aiming to restore work for as many workers as possible.
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National Prosperity Association
Old-Fashioned Mother Remembered in Home Circle
A tribute to the traditional mother: patient toil, loving guidance, and faith. The piece recalls childhood, a mother’s prayers, and the enduring memory of her gentleness, with reverent reflections on home, family, and spiritual comfort.
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Home Circle Magazine
Winds Strip Wealth in Fleeting Life Reflections
The Tuskegee News argues that possessions and fame are vanity as a strong wind can erase a lifetime of wealth and elevate the fragile nature of human life, noting recent scenes confirming life’s ephemeral power.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Postmaster Directed to Repair Deteriorating Route Roads
Washington, May 29, 1908. The Department warns Fayetteville Georgia road officials to repair routes 1 2 8 4 as reported. Patrons must be informed that failure to fix roads may lead to withdrawal of service. Report results within ninety days.
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Washington
Fayetteville
P. N. DeGraw
Asst
Notice to Teachers for June Teacher License Exam
The annual examination for teachers’ licenses will be June 19 and 20 starting at 8 o'clock each day. Rules remain the same, with plans to emphasize professional equipment. Candidates should study Page's Theory and Practice, Roark's, and Dutton's School Management. teachers in this county will take it here.
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Page
Roark
Dutton
W. N. D. Dixon
L L Haynes Applies for Letters of Administration
Georgia Fayette County announces L L Haynes has applied for permanent Letters of Administration on Martha Haynes estate. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office within the legally allotted time and show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated June 1, 1903 by 8 B Lewis, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Fayette County
L. L. Haynes
Martha Haynes
B. Lewis
Permanent Administration Requested for Raven Estate
GrorctA Fayette County binds creditors and heirs to appear at the office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to Mrs. M. L. Christian on the estate of S. G. Raven. Witness dated June 1, 1908, by Lewis, Ordinary.
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Fayette County
M. L. Christian
S. G. Raven
G. Raven
Leave to Sell Land from Gay Estate in Fayette County
Application to the ordinary of Fayette County Georgia for leave to sell land of the Thomas Gay estate to pay debts and distribute assets. The hearing is set for the first Monday in June 1908, dated May 4 1908. A. O. Gay administratrix.
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Georgia
Fayette County
Thomas Gay
Court of Ordinary
A. O. Gay
Adm
Thos, Gay
Discharge from Guardianship in Fayette County 1908
W E M Harp guardian of Andrew R Mary I and Roy Harp applies for discharge. Court to hear objections at courthouse Fayette County on June 1 1908. Ordinary 8 B Lewis signs May 4 1908.
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Georgia
Fayette County
W. E. M. Harp
Andrew R
Mary I
Roy Harp
Said County
B. Lewis
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