Co operative Buying and Selling for Georgia Farmers
State College of Agriculture in Athens outlines a campaign to form cooperative buying and selling among Georgia farmers. It calls for county institutes linked to a state clearing house, with winter and 1913 lectures, literature distribution, and school programs to inform producers and connect them to consumers.
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College of Agriculture
Georgia
Extension Department
Farmers’ Institute
Cen
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Hatching Partridges With An Incubator
The article explains partridges can be hatched in incubators like hen eggs. After hatch, chicks need careful handling and feeding. Current state laws block marketing partridges for food, but a successful farm could prompt legal changes.
Simple methods to ease milking and sow feeding guidance
The article discusses surgical teat splitters and plugs to ease hard milking cows, and notes that sows may be fed starting the second day after farrowing with ample water and soft slop. It also lists causes of hog apoplexy including spinal injury spoiled feed and constitutional disease.
Aldora Mills Resume Operations at Barnesville Plant
The Aldora mills at Barnesville report near completion of twenty cottages on the property and plan full operation soon with the largest labor force yet. Superintendent W. O. Tallent says output will meet plant capacity once adequate workers are secured, with at least 200 people employed. Hon. H. Y. McCord of Atlanta serves as president.
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Aldora Mills
Barnesville
W. O. Tallent
H. Y. McCord
Atlanta
Empire Buggy Company Sells First Georgia Buggies of 1913
Sam Nichols manager of the Empire Buggy Company in Jackson Georgia and his road representative Jim Feely report selling the first three carloads of Georgia made buggies in the new year 1913. They claim to continue aggressive sales throughout the year as noted by Sunday’s Atlanta Journal.
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Sam’’ Nichols
Empire Buggy Company
Jackson
Jim’’ Feely
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Parcel Post Rules Extend Fourth Class Mailing
The third assistant post master general issues new instructions on parcel post regulations. Printing matter accompanying merchandise may be described as part of the item and mailed as fourth class. Labels and wrappers with printed material do not change classification. Catalogs with attached samples may be mailed at the fourth class rate. Various forms and supplies partially in print may also be mailed fourth class. Directions for medicine on a label are permissible and do not change parcel classification.
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Parcel Post
Kindness Reminder Quote for Travelers on Life's Path
A brief authorial reflection urges swift acts of kindness to brighten the journey for those traveling with us. The message emphasizes generosity, compassion, and shared humanity during life’s road.
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Amiel
His Obligations
Wigg mocks Hardappe by saying he fails to meet obligations. Wagg argues he would not recognize obligations even if he met them.
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Hardappe
Philadelphia Record
Quote on happiness and manners
A maxim on life, noting that no one should endure unhappiness any more than unnecessary bad breeding. It underscores the value of personal conduct and contentment as guiding ideals.
Horn of the Unicorn and narwhal legends
The London Chronicle notes the unicorn horn myth sparked fierce rivalry over prized specimens. It cites Charles the Bold’s large horns, Benvenuto Cellini’s famed 17 000 ducats commission, and Coryat’s St Denis description, while observers say the real unicorn horn was often narwhal tusk.
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Charles the Bold Proud
Benvenuto Cellini
Coryat
St. Denis
Windsor
Unicornu
London Chronicle
Bohemia Noted For Absence Of Flies In Prague
The article reports Prague dining rooms showing few flies during the season. It notes brick and granite construction, granite docks and sidewalks, clean streets, and no open drains. Decayed matter is not exposed, and fly absence is attributed to lack of breeding places.
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Bohemia
Prague
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H. Thornton
Ceorgia
Farmers’ Line Department
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pryor Street
Atlanta, GA
Slaim Lee
Star Laundry
South Mulberry ST
Gorgia
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Agriculture Athens Georg
Andrew M. Soule
LeRoy Lucien Jones
Veterinary Inquries
W. M. Burson
ARGUS
Jackson Argus
Conrad & Lee
H. J. Lamar’s
Macon
Second Street
Third Street
Progress Office
J. H. Haskins
Jackson, Georgia
MILLS
Pargel
Co-Operative Gin, Coal,& Ice Co
Kimbell & Kinard
Jackson, Ga
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake Street
Depot
J. W. RicCord
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