Diploma to Alexander Hamilton Stephens Granted at Georgia
Athens June 16. Alexander Hamilton Stephens will receive his diploma from the University of Georgia at this commence ment though he graduated in 1832. A board resolution will attach a note to the diploma stating he did not take a diploma then due to finances. The diploma goes to Stephens class of 1882, and to his great great grand niece Miss Queen Elizabeth Holden.
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Butts County
Athens
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Robert Grier
Almanac
Mr. Stephens
University of Georgia
Stephens
Thomas W. Hardwick
Bowdre Phinizy
Augusta
Queen Elizabeth Holden
Georgia
George E. White
Alexander H. Stephens
Balanced Ration For Dairy Cattle
Prof M P Jarnigan advises Butts county farmers on dairy cattle diet. He recommends mixtures using velvet beans, peanut or cottonseed meal, wheat bran, ear corn, oats, and pastures. Emphasizes sufficient roughage, green feed, rye pasture or silage in winter, and adjusting concentrates with milk production.
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M. P. Jarnigan
State College of Agriculture
Joe Lawrence
Ashburn
Butts County
The Boll Weevil Problem Bulletin Available to Farmers
The U S department of agriculture published bulletin No 1262 The Boll Weevil Problem. It can be secured by application to Senator W J Harris Washington DC. The bulletin is said to contain valuable information to cotton growers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
W. J. Harris
Washington, D. C
Feeding mules and hogs with grazing crops in Georgia
The article outlines mule feeding where sound grain and bright hay form the base and suggests one pound of grain and one pound of hay per hundred pounds of live weight daily, adjusting roughage during work. It notes hog production hinges on grazing crops with corn, tankage, and peanut meal as supplements and warns soybeans may soften hog carcasses.
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Georgia
CANNED OATS FEED FOR ARMY HORSES AT CAMP LEWIS
The army develops compressed oats and grain bricks for feeding horses and mules. Bricks measure 12 by 6 by 1.5 inches with perforations for hand breaking. Tests on fifty animals at Camp Lewis show weight gain and no illness, one stallion gaining 46 pounds in 30 days. July Popular Mechanics Magazine reports.
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Camp Lewis
Popular Mechanics Magazine
S S S Blood Purifier Promoted For Skin Disease
An advertisement touts S S S as a powerful vegetable blood cleanser that cures pimples boils blotches blackheads acne eczema rash and other skin issues. It claims to destroy poisons in blood and build new blood cells while improving overall health and flesh. The larger bottle is marketed as more economical.
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S.S.S
Brown Rot Cankers Threaten Peach Trees In Rains
Georgia Experiment Station notes heavy rains boost brown rot from blossoms to fruit and into twig cankers that overwinter on trees. Remove blighted twigs and fruit promptly to reduce next season losses. prune and discard infected material. Also urges town improvement and local civic pride via Kiwanis magazine guidance.
Mr Watkins Enrolled in Graduate Course with Westinghouse
Mr Joel W Watkins of Jackson will take a graduate student course with Westinghouse Electric Co in Pittsburgh Pa. He is a 1921 University of Georgia graduate and served as principal of Blount High School the past year.
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Joel 8. Watkins
Jackson
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburgh
Watkins
University of Georgia
Blount High School
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A. A. Towles
Atlanta
C. A. Towles
S. J. Smith
S. K. Smith
Joe
C. A. Torbet
Indian Springs
Mack Finney
Holton
T. B. McMichael
R. B. Torbet
P. P. Hay and Baby
A. W. Tucker
J. J. Torbet
Lettie
Prof
Jarnigan
Mer Fares
Colorado
Oregon
California
Canada
New York
North Carolina
Florida
Via
Southern Railway
W. L. Estes
D. P. A. Broad
Walton Streets
Atlanta, Ga
Grocery Department
Mason Fruit
Old Virginia Gentleman Tobacco
Full Line National Biscuit Company’s Crackers
New Army
O. D
Bussett
Carmichael-Mallet CO
Jackson, Georgia
S.8.s
Georgia Experiment Station
Kiwanis
MR. Watkins
TRY
Adae
Flor Sale
Lyons Street
T. B. Conner
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