Fee system in courts spurs political debate in Savannah News
The Savannah News notes strong political lobbying against abolishing court fees. It critiques officer influence and highlights a congressman’s cost to taxpayers, detailing salaries and perks totaling about 18 640 dollars per year for one family, urging the issue be written into bond as a campaign plank.
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Savannah News
Corn Growing As South Trials New Farming Systems
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes hope for corn in the cotton belt through two rival government and Williamson farming systems. Both improve on shallow plowing and poor cultivation, with corn clubs forming in counties and farmers growing on half to one acre. Yields rise from under fifteen to sixty to eighty bushels per acre with proper methods.
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Burt Seed Oats Arrival Notice
D B Thompson announces a car of Burt Seed Oats arriving before January 15 for sowing prompted by dry weather. Farmers unable to sow are urged to view the oats as the safest option to plant now.
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D. B. Thompson
A Policeman's Testimony on Foley's Honey and Tar
J Baterson, a Nashua Iowa night policeman, recalls a severe cold last winter and failed remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar cured two thirds of a bottle. He calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Sold by all druggists.
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Sunday School Lesson Questions by Rev Dr Linscott
The International Newspaper Bible Study Club presents dated January 2 1910 material detailing John the Baptist and related themes. Questions cover birth, wilderness Judea, repentance, Kingdom of Heaven, Isaiah prophecies, John’s diet and dress, baptism significance, pastoral integrity, and contrasts with Pharisees. Includes next week on Jesus baptism and temptation.
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Jesus
Not Too Poor to Build Shelters Says Farmers
The Raleigh Progressive Farmer argues farmers should shelter wagons plows and implements to prevent rust and rot. Lumber is cheap labor abundant and care yields long term savings. Any owner of farming implements can afford proper shelter and paint to protect iron and wood.
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O J Wright Shoeing Sale Highlights Pinehurst Offer
First class horseshoeing by O J Wright Pinehurst Ga with Sunday Shirts collars attached priced at 75e. Sale at Orovitz Removal features 480 items available.
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Pinehurst, Ga
Dr Holston Elliot Promotes Eye Services at New Southern Hotel
An eye specialist, Dr Holston Elliot, offers free examinations every Monday at the New Southern Hotel. He touts advanced testing gear a trial frame set for precise measurements, Toric lenses, and invisible bifocals with a money back guarantee.
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A Yuletide Prayer for Any Man Who Can Subscribe
A reflective verse from the Chicago Record-Herald. The speaker laments lack of recognition despite honesty effort and patience. He asks for courage to hope on bear disappointment and keep faith in himself.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Foley's Honey and Tar Promise Cough Remedy
Certification states all cists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. Contains no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
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