National Cotton and Cotton Products Assn adopts officers
The National Cotton and Cotton Products Association opened its convention in the Mont state area with A M Soule of Georgia Agricultural College elected president. The list includes vice presidents from Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and other states, with officers and dues set at 1 per year. The charter outlines aims to educate farmers, unify agricultural efforts, and expand markets for cotton and its by products.
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Atlanta Constitution
iMedmont
Abla
A. M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural College
Chas
Barrett
National Union
Union City
Bo. Phylor
Cohumbla
8. C
Lawrence Menne
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hi. J. Blackalee
Commiasioner of Agriculture
Inekkon
Mids
J. J. Calvin
Warmers’ Union
Waed
Texas
J. C. Rankin
Board of Agricultire
Lexington
A. OG. Gracey
Little Rock
Ark
J. A. Wilkingon
Board of Agriculture
Montgomery
Ala
G. S. Weever
D. L. Godfrey
K. FP. Maddox
Growey
Crushey
Yess
Riftronda
Mathty- Hong
Dixie
Produeta
Death of Geo J Vaught Special Obituary Notes
Friends of George J Vaught mourn his death after a two week illness. He died Tuesday February 1st at 2 o clock and was a member of the tapist church at Camp Creel in Pickens county. Survived by an aged father Lewis Vaughn one brother Harrison Vasant a wife six children and many relatives. Funeral arrangements by Abe Hott with services near Camp Creel.
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Newry
George J. Vaught
Hoe
Pehrdary
Tapist
Camp Creat
Plckens
Abe Hott
Lewis Vaughn
Harrison Vasant
Tha Phylstefan
de Smith
Uiree Hue Cies
Phomonte
Age
Wen
Miro Wing
Agiee Balding Raiwood
Hane Ma
Exchanges On The Hun Reports From House Agriculture Committee
Washington February 9 The hearing on agricultural policy featured remarks from C S Barrett of the Barnes Union and advocates urging passage of the Scott bill. The New York Cotton Exchange faced sharp criticism for its role in price setting and futures trading as Parker and Brooks defended reforms to curb speculation and mispricing in cotton markets. Local exchanges argued for regulating practice to protect farmers and spinners amid calls for tighter market controls.
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New York Exchange
Lewis W. Parker
Congress
New York Cotton Exchange
Patmerk' Union
T. J. Brooks
Alwood
Teun
Unio
Greenville
Reading
Hoth
Endutle
Ely
Knox Smit
sCarpordisons
Department of Commerce and Tabor
Parker
Southern Cotton Mills
Walt
Liverpool
Liverpool Exchange
Leopold Mendelbaun
Inter- Hatounl
Witvons
New Yorke Exchange
New York
Avtottfans Ii Selieg Chen
Tenowicouw
Joe Viethins
Siddén Dent
Tha Sour
Ak Telé
Widerstand
Panviers’ Union
Whiel
Brooks
Kit
Byentyntine Sturt
May Hever
Sou Crvolini
Polton
Lewis
W. Markur
Creenville O5
Coummel
Panis
Chis Yea
Jaton
Norking Nike
Bial
Senator Earl and the Oconee County Government Bill
A Columbia letter from Coke D L Mann discusses a county government bill for Oconee County, halted by Senator Earle. Mann criticizes Senate obstruction, notes a conference stalemate, and argues for voter responsibility on a bond issue. He predicts adjournment around six.
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Columbia
Hove
Karley
Sjon
Tls
Renato
Aee
Glin
Shail
Warle
Sullie Yan
House
Senate
Min
Nis
Isaac
Coke DL Mann
Berkshire hogs praised for size vigor and adaptability
A Virginia newspaper piece extols Berkshire pigs as an old, globally valued breed excelling in meat quality and feed efficiency. It cites breeder Knox Smith and mentions Poland China Chester White Red Duroc Jerseys Yorkshires, praising Berkshire as the best all around hog and urging try the Berkshire way. It also briefly touches on cotton market opinions and a constipation remedy by Doun's Regulets.
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Aies
Theowa Agricultural College
Uney
Inola Wnd
Poland
Myaest 1
Chester
Bread Exhibit Highlights First Bleached Flour Case
In New Orleans federal court the United States presents loaves baked in the Pure Food Department laboratory as evidence in the bleached flour prosecution against the Atona Mills and Harbor Company of Wellington Kansas. Several top U S Department of Agriculture officials attend the trial.
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United States Pure Food Department
New Orleans
United States
Aotna Milla and Ilavator Company
Wellington
Kanne
United States Department of Agricultre
Wisconsin man charged with unusual crime against cat
A Wisconsin man was arrested and will be tried on an unusual charge for throwing a cat into a furnace. The incident is alleged to have occurred in connection with a case referenced in a public notice.
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Wisconsin
Ian
Exiled Queen Lilyolainl seeks payoff for crown lands
Queen Lilyolainl of the Mawaian Islands travels from Chicago via Washington to Honolulu after a failed bid to force Congress to compensate her for crown lands seized during the 1899 island revolution. Accompanied only by her secretary she vows continued pursuit as lands valued near 12 million dollars. Her claim boosts her popularity among Tamotillaueen.
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Chicago
Lilyolainl
Mawaian Islands
la Pran
Elaco
Washington
Honolulu
Congress
United States
Tamotillaueen
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Cough Remedy
A Northern newspaper ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for grippe coughs and chest congestion. J W Bell endorses the remedy, claiming reliable results and relief for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J.W. Bell
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National Cotton and Cotton Poducts Association
Association Ahah
Sally Calits
Jaley
W. Boll
Vilage
Rudolph Myers
Vailroad
Garden City
Kanaas
Onlu
Win
Speematora Iu Cotton Piercely
Moore Howe Committee
C. S$. Barrett
Barnes’ Union
Iter Ite
Marteer
Gina
Gerlared
Atwood
Tenn
Karmiya” Nuthountl
Coun
Catton Exchange
Jeller
George W. Neville
L Herbert
Bays
Mann
P.P. P
P.P
P. P. Pereths
F. V. Lippman
Savannah
Sloan
G. J. Roberta
Resaca
Mr. Gibbs
Lawrence
Kaus
Sweeney
Paige
Dr. Earl
Boston, Maas
A. M. Worden
Berkshire
Sii
Wil
Beri
Heeft
South Downs
Mirket
Payline
Prekee
Mint
Berkane
Knox Smith
Charlen
Webb
Honda of the Pinners, Mr. Webb
Ee Doun
Xriplig
Hinan
Castoria
Gunkantes
Ong Dou
Svar
Fletcher
F. S. Royster Guano Co
Norfolk, VA
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