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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
3
Andrew M. Soule reports a 30 cow herd at the Georgia State College of Agriculture yielding 1912 milk products totaling $5099.44 with $3281.84 in expenses and a net $1817.60 profit. The herd uses native cows crossed with a pure bred sire, relies on silage and cotton seed meal, and benefits from manure production.
Georgia State College of Agriculture reports ninety three day feeding tests. Six pounds cotton seed meal, thirty three pounds corn silage, two and a half pounds corn stover yield six cents per gallon milk. Other rations cost more per gallon with lower profit. Corn club results rise from 45 to 125 bushels per acre, boosting state wealth. girls canning clubs show $24.88 per tenth acre.
Capital notes from Atlanta report friends and many Georgia politicians defend Hoke Smith against claims of influence over Bacon's defeat and argue his leadership has cost him heavily. They contend his return from national service and three tough state campaigns show dedication to local constituents.
The Georgia governor orders clemency seekers to present requests at the capitol after families of convicts gathered at the governor’s Atlanta home in distressing scenes. Wives mothers and daughters wept and pleaded with an audience that unsettled the governor and his family.
The State Treasurer reports wide delays in near-beer tax collections from counties. Some locales, like Chatham, have remitted only about half of due amounts for Savannah area saloons, while Fulton, Richmond, Bibb and others lag further behind in returns needed to finish pension payments.
J H Walke chair announces a cordial invitation to attend next Sunday afternoon at a church he calls the smiling kind urging smiles handshakes and friendly greetings over the long faced churches. He contrasts two kinds of services and invites readers to join the welcoming congregation.
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