Stroy Cotton Stalks Warns Farmers on Weevil Control
JacksonMissouri special agent G J Alford of the U S Department of Agriculture warns farmers of Mississippi about boll weevil control methods. He outlines burning cutting and plowing or pasture and plowing under stalks to starve weevils, stressing thoroughness, timing, and safety to minimize reinfestation and protect soil nutrients.
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Jackson
Mill
Jon
G. J. Alford
United States Department of Ag
R Mitute
Bureau of Plait Industry
Dr. Minter
Lyme
Avery County
Cote Hotel
Clemson College makes state flag for schools at low cost
Clemson College’s textile and toxin departments jointly produce a durable artistic flag for state schools. Prices shown for various sizes in cash, delivered, with orders to be placed by schools. funds payable to P. B. Sloan, treasurer, and C. S. Doggett and associates credited for work.
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General Assembly
Clemson College
TB. Sloan
Doggett
Ataidard School House
Milly and Ayroughon
United States
Murder and Escape Tie to Greenville Man’s Case
Waller Allen, a celebrated young showman from Greenville County, escaped from the state penitentiary and later returned. He killed Henry Teammell, a neighbor, during an event at his home. A man named Tray allegedly tried to enter the home. Mrs. Allen described the incident. Waller Allen’s attempted capture and subsequent events led to further inquiry and complex accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Govetor Anselbax
Waller Allen
Mowilauker
Greenville Raunty
Gene Tole
State Penitentiary
van Comstetod
Creenvile County
Miurrider
Allen
Henry Teammell
Mya
Mme
Alen
Tray
Tim
Pramell
Corn production up in nine states signals large yearly rise
Agricultural report shows a total increase of 168 294 000 bushels of corn across nine states, representing 46 percent of the national rise. Virginia Georgia and Alabama contribute sizable gains while the national totals reach 660 748 000 bushels with broader year over year growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Acre
Bushola
States
Carona
Carolina
Texas
Earch
Oklahoma City Loses State Gaptrod Belt Seat
Oklahoma City reports the state Supreme Court voided an election to remove the captain seat in Oklohana City, ruling defects in the ballot and hatot due to irregularities left the five Reverent seat in place.
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Okonia City
Okia- Nona
Supreme Court
Oklohana City
Weevils Damage Homes From Farm Bin Neglect
In Hell Territory farmers face increased weevil damage due to failing to bin stalls. Leh Wai urges all farmers to remove rotten stalls, spread for drying, and apply treatments after sunset. Weevils linger on damaged produce and many are exported, reducing the crop's value.
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Vollen
Vollen Dhalke
Use of Lime on Land pamphlet aids Southern farmers
Warinston Nov 24 A pamphlet issued by the Land and Industrial Department of the Southern Railway promotes lime use on land. It quotes agricultural authorities and US Department of Agriculture noting lime’s soil benefits, how to apply, and where lime sources are found. Copies available by request to M V Richards or via Southern Railway representatives.
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Warinston
Land and Industrial Department
The
Southern Railway
United States Department of Agriculture
Ierion
Mme
Lima
M. V. Richards
Southern Tishyay Company
Washington, D.C
Framie
Cent
Fertilizer From Air Aimed By Southern Power Firm
W S Lee of the Southern Power Company says a plan to manufacture commercial fertilizer from the atmosphere will begin next year. A 4,000 horsepower plant is to be built at Great Falls South Carolina with machinery ordered from abroad. A second 20,000 horsepower facility is planned, enabling farmers in the transmission belt to produce fertilizer locally and save on winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Charlotte
N. C
W. 8. Lee
Southern Power Company
Plang
Hradnet
Lee Fins
Europa
Piedmont
Carojoa
Great Falls
8. C
Uno
Nich
Warner
Leo
Unita Dlink
Governor Comer Visits Montgomery Saloons to Enforce Prohibition
Governor Comer inspected numerous Montgomery bars on November 17 to verify liquor sales in violation of prohibition. He reportedly observed bottles and crowds as sheriffs confiscated roughly $85,000 worth of liquor, with officers returning the coffers to bridge and ferry locations where alcohol was common.
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Montgomery
Ala
Comer
Mont-gomery
Sherif
Unclear OCR: Navy man charged in heavyweight boxing case
An unclear report from New York notes a Navy member and other individuals connected to a theatrical company. A warrant issued by Magistrate Krascht alleges assault against a white man named Cooper, with prize connections unclear.
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New York
Navy
Jack Johnsen
Magistuue Krascht
Phin
Agsayit Ween
Weally Cooper
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted At Walhalla Drugstore
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney ailments. It cites symptoms like back pain, changes in urine, and dropsy risk and includes a testimonial from W. D. Mons of Walhalla, S.C. The maker lists Pyles and Pouter-Milburn Co as distributors and asserts nationwide availability.
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Down
Walhalla
W. D. Mons
Main Street
S.C. Saya
Doan
de. W. Bell
All Dealura
Pyles
Pouter-Milburn Co
Triefala
Nole
United States
Tax Notice from County Treasurer Office Walhalla 1910 Taxes
The 1910 taxes for State County School and special districts will be collected from time 1910 to March 15 1911 with penalties schedule: 1 percent after January, 2 percent after February, seven percent after March 1. Payments overdue go to Sheriff for collection. Tax receipts requested for property owners and agents in each Township or Special School District. Tax levy components are listed as State Ordinary County Roads and Bridges Bonds Interest and Sinking Fund for Bonds and School tax Fund.
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Walhalla
D. C
Laval
Torime
Hecenada
Iscere
Taymen's Tapetings From the county mealings program
Fragmented OCR notes describe Taymen's Tapetings with various dates and church movements. Mentions Jaymen's mover of churches and events on November 03 and December Sundays. Contains several unreadable names and places, indicating a local church program schedule with movements and requests.
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Buena
Differe County
Syie Toxaway
Donnees
Jaymen's
W. Ginkun
Wiest
W. M. Jerme Mong
Yagi
Th. Chery
Ps. We Marett
P.M
Herir
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W. J. Luniey
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Slyler
Loni
Natheen
Oklahoma City
Southern Industrial Department
Goodyear
Radhock-Terry CO
Tars
View
ATR
South Carolina
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Ke Jobson
Adore
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Vint Av
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W. J. Schroder
Ogones County
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Heras
Prrrer Yell
Spretal Levy
Mills, Lissenee
Sink Retire Sons
Taymen
Potey
Hunt
Allan
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Norman GO
Trugylst
Widhatin
Daniel E. Goon
S. C. Call
Storr
Carter
Pierce
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