Alec Stephens and the Civil War era Georgia figures
A biographical reminiscence portraits Alexander Hamilton Stephens of Georgia. It recounts his stance in the Civil War era, his friendship with Bob Toombs, his political conflicts with B. H. Hill, and his open hospitality at Liberty Hall Crawfordville. It notes his frail health later life, his faithful servant Harry, and bequest of Liberty Hall to education.
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Georgia
Mr. Stephens
Gettysburg
Hampton Roads
Mr. Davis
Confederacy
B. B. Hill
Wm. L. Yancy
Col. Yancey
Lexington
Bob Toombs
A. H. Stephens
Democratic Party
Emory Speer
Congress
Speer
Eliies
State University
Thomson
Dr. Casey
Augusta Chronicle
Washington
Stephen
Eighth
Little Alec
Alex H. Stephens
Crawfordville
Liberty Hall
Prince
Pauner
Harry
Alec
Haas
B. H. Hill
Hill
Alec Stephens
George H. Lester
Oglethorpe County
Dupree Will
Care
Ben Hill
A. H. and
Linton Stephens
Court House
Greer
Thomas Jefferson
Hag A. H. Stephens
Florida Refrigeration Brings Ice Age to Fruit Trade
Large investment in ice and refrigerated cars moves hundreds of thousands of tons of Florida fruits and vegetables to northern and eastern markets. Florida facilities in Jacksonville Miami Haines City and Lakeland supply cooling for tens of thousands of carloads from the Carolinas Virginia Georgia and beyond. Officials urge official study to inform farmers and consumers about costs and reliability of refrigerated transport as shipments from Florida expand dramatically year over year.
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Miami
Haines City
Lakeland
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Florida Railroad
New York
Chicago
Federal Commission
Grain of corn removed from child’s nostril by neighbor
A grain of corn was briefly lodged in a child’s nostril. Before a doctor could be summoned a neighbor advised closing the other nostril and blowing through the mouth. The simple procedure produced immediate results with no discomfort to the child.
Peanuts Growers Forecast Profit for John L McCall
John L McCall cultivates ten acres of peanuts and foresees about five bushels per acre. At roughly 1.50 dollars per bushel at Virginia shipping points, the crop could offer solid income. Experts urge peanuts as a staple to replace cotton.
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John L. McCall
Virginia
Pee Dee
Final Discharge Notice for Dunk L McInnis
Dunk L McInnis, administrator of William McInnis estate, Marshville North Carolina, applies for final discharge in Rockingham Times. Judge Joe Cabell Davis presides. petition hearing scheduled after 10 o clock on the specified date. A five year old boy had a nasal seed removed by doctors, illustrating past Marshville cases.
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Joe Cabell Davis
Marshvilles
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