Anderson School News Local social visits noted
Messrs. Dewey Sutton and Lester Kerby of Vidalia spent Saturday night at L. N. Smith's home. Mrs. W. L. Duncan visited friends at Johnson Corner. L. N. Smith and family dined with J. W. Currie. Miss Jamie Bowen stayed with her daughter Mrs. S. T. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Smith in Vidalia. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wright shopped in Lyons. Illness of Mrs. Gay mentioned with well wishes.
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Dewey Sutton
Lester Kerby
Vidalia
L. N. Smith
W. L. Duncan
Johnson Corner
J. W. Currie
Jamie Bowen
S. T. Jordan
C. D. Wright
Lyons
Mrs. Gay
Wrights Visit Ohoopee Area with Sons
Z E Wright of near Ohoopee spent part of last week with his sons C D Wright and A L Wright.
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Z. E. Wright
Near Ohoopee
C. D. and
A. L. Wright
Judge Corbitt Undergoes Appedicitis Operation
Judge H. Corbitt who was seized with illness while holding court on the 7th was operated on Thursday at a Savannah hospital for appendicitis. Reports from his bedside say he is progressing toward recovery. No city court session was held Monday due to his illness.
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H. Corbitt
Savannah
Silk and Satin Underskirt Sale at Hackel Bros
Special week offer on silk jersey satin and messaline underskirts in all colors. Original values to 10 dollars, now priced at 3.95. Hackel Bros.
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Hackel Bros
Diseases of Pecans Controlled, Bulletin Warns
The U S Department of Agriculture issued Farmers Bulletin 1129 on diseases of southern pecans. It covers scab and rosette, spraying with Bordeaux mixture, soil fertility, resistant varieties, nursery blight, winter injury and protective practices for orchards in the southern coastal plain.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Gulf and Atlantic
Stewart
Frotsener
Money Maker
Teche, Russell
Success
Piney Woods
Cotton Seed Meal vs Cotton Seed as Fertilizer
Georgia Experiment Station analyzes nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash in cotton seed and meal. Cotton seed meal offers higher nutrient content and easier handling, but oil reduces value. At current prices, cotton seed yields about 17 per ton while meal yields about 32 per ton. profit favors meal if nitrate soda stays above $55 per ton.
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Georgia Experiment Station
R. P. Bledsoe
Agronomist
Bulletin Covers Local Diseases of Minor Importance
The bulletin discusses several other diseases of local and minor importance, detailing their prevalence and suggested public health measures. It notes the need for targeted surveillance and awareness without highlighting major outbreaks.
Southern Storage Battery Co Patronage Note
A brief patronage appreciation message from Southern Storage Battery Company thanking customers for their continued support. The note emphasizes service quality and customer loyalty without additional details.
High Priced Stock Foods Condemned by Hog Raiser
E H Beckstead, a Iowa hog expert, denounces costly stock foods and remedies. He claims minerals mixed with bran can replace expensive feeds, noting five pounds of mineraline per hundred pounds of feed boosts hog growth and worm resistance. Send two dollars to Mineraline Chemical Co. for a hundred pounds of mineraline.
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E. H. Beckstead
Mineral Line Chemical Co
North Wells St
Chicago
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
An old tonic claims to purify and enrich blood using iron and quinine. It touts energy, color in the cheeks, and appetite improvement for all ages, noting malaria history and long household use. Available at drug stores for 60 cents.
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GROVE
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