Sowing Small Grain in Georgia Georgia Experiment Station
The Georgia Experiment Station discusses sowing rye and barley for pasturage and green foraging, recommending home seed, early fall sowing, soil prep, and liberal fertilization. It notes oat importance, timing from September to November, and methods for yield and seed varieties. It also covers corn stalks and fodder worth, and the potential shift to corn-hay harvesting.
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Georgia
Middle
North Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
Americas
Texas
Wny
Georgia Farmer
Norice
M. O
Riffin
Georgia Experiment Station
Transplanting Strawberries Across Seasons and Regions
The article explains early spring as ideal for transplanting strawberries in the north and many southern areas while noting South Atlantic and Gulf coasts can support late summer or early fall planting from July to October due to humidity rainfall and loose soil.
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South Atlantic
Gulf
November Planting and Transplanting Pearls of Practical Horticulture
The article discusses optimal timing for planting before and after November 1 in Georgia, favoring early November with a February or March backup for loss years. It favors hill, stool, or matted-row systems, emphasizes using spading forks for transplanting, and warns against crowded or poorly prepared soil. It also notes drought resistance and root health across seasons and mentions A. Boston of St. James, Indiana as an advocate for the spading fork method.
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Georgia
A. Boston
St. James, Inn
H. N. Starnes
Inquiries to be Answered by Georgia Experiment Station
Short questions from farmers on practical farm topics will be answered by station staff and published if of interest. Name, post office, and address must be sent to the Director Georgia Experiment Station Experiment Ga.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment
Brittle Hoofs Remedy from Atlanta Letter
A reader in Atlanta explains that dry roads cause brittle hoofs in horses and offers a treatment. Keep hooves in a clay puddle for an hour or two, two to three times weekly, or pack the hoofs with moist material like linseed or cottonseed meal wetted with water, followed by a hoof ointment.
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John E. Lucas
Atlanta
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited As Cure In Letters
Mrs Addie Peck of Amsterdam New York reports cough and illness improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Her daughter Cora Peck concurs calling Hood's a true cure and notes ongoing good health. The letters urge readers to choose Hood's.
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Hood
Cora
Addie Peck
Railroad Place
Amsterdam
N.Y
Cora Peck
N. Y
House sale at courthouse door in Jackson on December first
The Fletcher estate in Butts county, executor R M Fietcher announces sale of the homestead of the late Henry B. Fletcher before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in December.
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Court House
Jackson
Henry B. Fletcher
Butts County
R.M. Fietcher
H. B. Fletcher
Free Education Contest by The Southern Cultivator
The Southern Cultivator of Atlanta Ga offers a prize contest for the largest, second largest, and third largest word lists formed from letters in the word. Prizes include free education at literary or business colleges and a year’s subscription to The Southern Cultivator and the Jackson Argus for $1.00. Address contest entries promptly.
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Oftlanta
Jackson Argus
Notice to Advertisers Seeks Saturday Morning Changes
Advertisement changes to ArGus ads should be notified on Saturday mornings to save the paper time and effort. The notice asks advertisers to inform the newspaper of any changes they want made.
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Hose
The
ArGus
Influence of the Mother Shapes Generations and Eternity
A reflective piece on the vital role of the Expectant Mother. It urges careful protection and care to ward off danger and ensure happiness, arguing that maternal influence reaches unborn generations and echoes through ages and eternity.
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Experiment, Georgia
Great Prairie
Dc. Das
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Re. Hood
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
New York
Stevens Bros
Stevens Pottery GA
A. G. Hitchins
Gxo
LayTon
Dayton
Ohio
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta. GA
Hippman
Mineral Wells
Tex
Lippman
Timmins & Hines
Leach Waxahachie
Tating Grocers
Ing
Pal
Leon
J. M. Launier
P.P. P. Lippman
D. Johnson
Savannah
Lippman Bros
Lippman's Block
Scrofula
Fou
Cou
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