Calcium Arsenate Car to Tour Georgia Farms
The Georgia State Board of Entomology partners with Atlantic Coast Line to sell calcium arsenate at 8 1 2 cents per pound. Cars will stop at Dewitt Baconton Camilla Pelham Meigs Ochlochnee on specified dates with 100 pound drums sold cash. Farmers advised to stock 20 to 30 pounds per cotton acre to combat boll weevils.
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Georgia
Georgia State Board of Entomology
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Dewitt
Baconton
Camilla
Pelham
Meigs
Ochlochnee
Board of Entomology
Agricultural & Industrial Department
Railroad Schedules at Thomasville Stations
Arrival and departure times for passenger trains at Thomasville A C L and A 8 and A railways with Atlantic Coast Line and Birmingham and Atlantic depots. Information only not guaranteed. Eastern Standard Time governs north east and south routes. Central Standard Time applies west of Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Train Schedule Fragments for Southeastern Routes
Rail lines including A and B Railway Pullman Sleeping Cars and Atlantic Coast Line dots show arrival and departure times in a scattered timetable. Notable legs include Birmingham to Atlanta, Savannah to Jacksonville to Montgomery, and Atlanta to Albany with multiple daily slots across Monticello and Dothan corridors.
Because She Loved Him So Frank Weller Kills Wife
In La Grange Illinois Frank Weller, a 60 year old paperhanger, killed his wife after she refused to lend him money for moonshine. He confessed at the inquest and named the bootlegger Mike Portner who supplied the liquor. Weller will face murder charges along with Portner.
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Lea Grange
Ill
la Grange
Frank Weller
Weller
Frank
Mike Portner
LaGrange
Emma
Dr Frederick A Cook Leaves Fort Worth for Leavenworth Prison
Fort Worth, April 6. Dr Frederick A Cook, famed explorer and oil promoter, left for Leavenworth Prison to begin a sentence of fourteen years nine months for fraudulent use of the mails. He was fined $12,000 and trial costs. Cook plans to return to Texas after release, and petitions for his pardon circulate. He shares a sentence with Seymour E J Cox, promoter, who received additional years in a related case.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Frederick A. Cook
Au Revoir
Leavenworth
Tarrant County
North Pole
Petroleum Producers‘ Association
Navy
Dr. Cook
Supreme Court
Cook
Mount McKinley
Calvin Coolidge Becomes 30th U S President In 1923
The article notes Calvin Coolidge ascended to the presidency on August 3, 1923 after President Harding's death. It highlights Coolidge becoming the second person in U S history to be inaugurated as chief executive in his own right following a vice presidency elevation.
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Harding
Victoria Mont Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Black River Academy
Ludlow
Plymouth
St. Colmsburs Academy
Aimherst College
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
State Senate
Grace Anna Goodhue
University of Vermont
Clark School For the Deaf
John
JS Sears
Ange
Amhrerst
Calvin, Jr
White House
Grace Growdhie
Burlington
Hood
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Ide Ve
United States
Republic
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Thomasville, Ga
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