Record cotton gains across states exceed prior years
Washington reports North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia surpassing previous years in cotton grown, with most states except Arkansas Mississippi Oklahoma and Tennessee above last season's totals. Through December 1 United States ginning reached 12,814,832 bales, near the 1904 peak. average monthly ginning from Nov 14 to Dec 1 stood at 107,256 bales.
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Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Misalasippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Consua Bureau
United States
Ty States
Alabama
Florida
Toulsinna
S. Carolina
Nea Island
Georgia Bay
South Carolin
Fragmentary OCR: material quantities and percentages
The readable fragment mentions supplying plant food by dividing the desired amount by a percent, with references to pounds of material and percentages. It is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a complete event.
Commercial Fertilizers and On-Farm Mixing Guide
A detailed discussion on maximizing plant food at minimum cost for farmers. It weighs buying mixed fertilizers versus mixing raw materials on the farm, covering soil characteristics, crop types, and current prices. It explains selection of nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash sources, and provides a unit-based mixing framework with example calculations for 8-0-0, 6-8-6-type formulations.
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Amimantia Doe
Troi Howe
Labor leaders condemn McNamara brothers for crime
Brandings by the McNamara brothers as treacherous to labor trigger a fierce AFL committee response. The McNamara Committee denounces their "Inhumanity" and says organized labor rejects any moral or legal blame for individual crimes while inviting federal or state investigations. The signatories include most committee members with F. M. Ryan absent.
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Washington
James B
John J. McNamara
McNamara Wayne and Means
American Federation of Labor
McNamaras
Disease concerns hit Kelton farmers hog crops
In Belton on December a complaint grows over a hog disease spreading through the community. Farmers report sick pens and several deaths while hogs grow indolent and refuse to eat before dying. Some urge Clemson authorities be invited to investigate and advise.
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Belton
Clemson Wa
Mixing a bone meal based fertilizer formula explained
The document explains combining bone meal, sulfate of ammonia, nitrate of potash and acid phosphate to create an 8-3-3 plant food. It discusses weights for a 160 pound batch and a larger 1600 pound ton, mixing guidance, and advantages of custom blending for source control and cost savings.
Senator Tillman Seeks Taft Aid in Missing Lieut Lykes
Washington December 6 Senator Tillman urged President Taft to authorize government help in locating Second Lieutenant Gibbes Lykes of the Ninth Cavalry U S A missing since late August after taking leave. Lykes from Richland County South Carolina last spoke from St Paul Minnesota and was intended to visit his South Carolina parents. Taft promised to consider the request while joking with Tillman about party dynamics.
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News and Courier
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Taft
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Lyles
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South Carolina
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D. A. Russell
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St. Paul
Minn
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Roosevelt
Sykes
Rupert Blue
Inte Siiseon
Wyman
Public Heart and Marine Hospital Service
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Bine
Mr. Tatt Sons Organization
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State Baptist Convention Sessions Highlight Mission Board and Appeals
Yesterday's sessions featured the State mission board and foreign missions appeal. Dr R J W Morgan spoke. three Furman students Watson Moore and Green introduced as missionaries. three returned missionaries Mopars Mot kan Dan Fort and Sni ges spoke. Willingham delivered a strong aid appeal. The board reported being debt free, raising forty thousand dollars with a 1200 dollar surplus. Headquarters move from Greenville to Columbia approved. Dr J J Jones named committee chair. Reports from Anderson Female College and Greenville Memorial College noted. educational commission report adopted and continued.
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State Mission Board
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Watson
Moore
Green
State Board
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Columbia
de. J. J. Jones
Charleston
Loterman University
Anderson Semale College
Greengilin Memnate College
Educational Commission
Democrats Begin Legislative Agenda in Washington Meeting
Washington officials report the first gathering of Democratic members of the congressional committee focusing on ways and means. Chaired by Underwood with colleagues, they discuss general taxation and plan action for the session. Committees will immediately start revising schedules, with immediate programs including wool, cotton, iron and steel, agriculture, fertilizer, and foodstuffs.
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Dec
Tonge Compittue
Chateain Underyood
Whs
Tari Atmihlon
Lynching Report Draws Grim Details Near Savannah
A mob near Savannah burned three African Americans to death after blocking their wagon load of seed cotton. One man was torched beneath the wagon, another shot to end his suffering, as reports from McAgey noted. The killings appear tied to racial unrest as rumors spread from Clifton and Robby Landing area. Meanwhile a separate note mentions a Decatur County killing of Bon Pothgreaw and two children, with local authorities investigating.
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Venn
Dee
Savannah
Clifton
Rob'y Landing
Savannahy
Nashville
Ten
Clitten
Decatur County
Dean
Georga J. Trouse
Walnut
Altoona
J M Brown Wins Georgia Governor by Wide Margin
From Atlin Constitution December 9 report Joseph M Brown decisively won the Georgia gubernatorial primary. He carried 84 of 146 counties and led in county unit votes 200 to 110, with Pope Brown and Thrussell far behind. Atlanta reacted quietly as results came in, with muted celebrations and little public display.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Dow Brown
Pope Brown
Roase
Macon
Charleton
Joe Brown
Thrussell
Atlanta
Gereeng
Allanta
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