Planting winter wheat urged by Georgia Department
A混 mix of old classified items and a wartime message urges Georgia farmers to plant winter wheat now. The state agriculture commissioner stresses starting early to secure seed and push two acres per farm toward wheat, with a goal of maximizing production, while a patriotic note urges thrift and War Savings Stamps, linking home effort to soldiers overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Georgia
Wakefield Vienna public sale notices and guardianship orders
Legal ads from Dooly County Georgia announce a July 1918 public sale of estate property including a cotton gunnery outfit and real estate in Vienna, plus multiple city tax foreclosures on houses and lots, and court orders for guardianship and administration of estates. Also schedules a probate sale of an undivided one fourth interest in land from J B Carlisle estate and route schedule changes for the Atlanta Birmingham Athens railway at Vienna.
Notice of sale of land in Dooly County Georgia
The property of Mrs Edna A Braswell will be sold at public auction at the county courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1918 between legal sale hours for cash. The land lot No 8 in the Be County land district contains 202 12 acres more or less. The sale is by virtue of a fi fa issued from Dooly Superior Court in favor of M H Leggitt against Edna A Braswell. Tenant in possession notified. June 3 1918. H C Davis Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E
Rushin
Said
Court House
Schofield
Chattanooga
City of
Vienna
Lilly St
Seventh St
D. B. Thompson
B. T. Cason
M. E. Rushin
Mary Lee Rushin
M. T., Rushin
Georgia
Dooly
Court House Door
Said County
Doory
J. B. Carlisle
Dooly County
Edna A. Braswell
Dooly Superior Court
M. H. Leggitt
H. C, Davis
Auction Notice at Gold County Courthouse July 1918
Will be sold at the Court House door in Gold county Dooly on the first Tuesday in July 1918 the 2nd day between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to the highest bidder for cash the property of D. M. Carter including a black mare mule Kate a bay mare mule Red and a bay mare mule Rody. Mortgage execution from the Superior Court of the county in favor of Smith McDonald Co against J. M. Carter. June 5 1918 H. C. Davis Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dooly County
Court House
Gold County
Dooly
Kate
Red
Rody
D. M. Carter
Superior Court
Said County
Smith-McDonald & Co
J. M. Carter
Auction Notice in Dooly County Georgia 1918
A property levy in Dooling, Dooly County Georgia schedules an execution sale on the first Tuesday in July 1918, the second day of July, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the county courthouse. The sale is to the highest bidder for cash, the property belonging to E J Folds, defendant, by virtue of a Dooly Superior Court execution in favor of G W Fullington. Tenant in possession is to be notified as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dooly
D. L. Henderson
T. Kellam
J. D. Hargrove
Dooly County
Court House
Said
Dooling
E. J. Folds
Dooly Superior Court
G. W. Fullington
H. C. Davis
City Marshal's Sale In Vienna Georgia 1917 Tax Lot
A vacant one acre lot near the A B and A depot in Vienna is to be sold by the City Marshal within legal hours for unpaid city taxes for the year 1917.
Sunflower Silage Experiments in Western States
The Bureau of Plant Industry and state experiment stations test sunflowers for silage in cool growing regions. Initiated 1917 at Huntley Montana and Scottsbluff Nebraska, early results show sunflower silage yields 50 to 100 percent higher than corn silage, with irrigation yields over 20 tons per acre. Preliminary feeding tests suggest sunflower silage can substitute for corn silage, but full comparative nutritive values are not yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Plant Industry
Huntley
Montana
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Farmers urged to hold back part of cotton crop
In Georgia and beyond, the agriculture department outlines a gradual cotton marketing plan. Militia district appointees will secure pledges from cotton producers not to market more than 20 percent of their crop in any month. The move aims to safeguard distressed cotton and align sales with need, while allowing freehold for those who wish to hold. Georgia’s Market Bureau, led by L. B. Jackson, promotes sowing peas for forage to create a ready hay market, promising growth of peavine hay and a market for pry ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addnts
Cotton Advisory Marketing’ ‘Board
Ni Orleans
Georgia Market Bureau
L. B. Jackson
Market Bulletin
Jackson
South
Teachers Needed for Vocational Education Fields
Demand for trained vocational education teachers grows as colleges work to meet needs in agriculture, research, and extension. Georgia State College of Agriculture offers courses for aspiring teachers, with summer sessions for regular students and those entering the field. Catalogs available from Prof. John T. Wheeler. Military calls may require alternative approaches. leadership and service opportunities are broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapp
Smith-Hughes
Georgia State Agricultural
Agricultural College
Weterd
John T. Wheeler
State College of Agriculture
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York Bargain House
Max Feldler
F.C. Ries
Guy Armstrong
Macon
Ries@Armstrong
Third Street
Macon, Georgia
Dekle & Bro
Cordele
Hampshire
W. W. Jordan
Empire Cotton Oil Co
Geo. J. Lewis
Pinehurst
Poland
China
T. A. Adkins
France
Palge
America
Pati
Paige
Dorts
Dort
Paige Sales Agency
Ins. Mgr
C .E. Watson
Main Street
4Th Street
Lula Leonard
Vienna and Tippettville Road
Rena Brown
Sammie Nelson
Betty Newsome
Seorgia
T. F. Bivins
Genie Maud Smith
Ella Smith
J.D. Hargrove
C. T. Carlisle
E. J. Peavy
A.B
A. RY
W. W. Croxton
Georgia—Dooly
County
Fitain Sity
Reet
Y.M.C. A
Brookslyn Navy
Smee
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