The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16

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Edi or John Hodges Of the Perry Home
Journa3 rs an enthusiastic on wheat He gave
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~ C-i, 10y. r.,,s,,.,..- man VINO vas
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IInrs,or co,,gl,. mis- ,ear and believed a
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tal at not les tnah lS'Vyo pus'eis' nc
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Inc bO'iu vi -HNea'''' vi 0''tU'''
county has passed upon me eAaMha'oA ="
applicants for teachers license. Fourteen
were granted license They are: Misses
Edna Cox. Bessie Reddick. Alma Mcken-
zle and Ella doom, ". a Fcagau. Cnarits
Stewart. ". + Moore. +. j. BealL Guy
Cox. l. N Folsom, y. w. Folsom, r.
Il. Mathis, l. u. Cartham, w. 4. Carthan
(colored). OF these six took hrst grade,
five second grade and three third grade.
Miss Edna Cox ana Mr.. w. a. Feasan
made the best SHOW ms. Their papers were
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A. l. Quintance the biologist Of INC
Georgia experiment station at Experiment
Ga. desires 20 secure the Gate OF the first
appearance Of the melon torer ia the varI-
Gus parts Of the state. and any fnforma-
zion concerning the amount Of damage
done by this destructive insect The NEON
borer win be under Investigation at the
experiment station this summer. and tbs
data will n4 of great value in aiding The
INVESTIGATORS TO obtain more concise
know edge of its alternating habits and
10 determine. those sections Of the state
which suffer most seriously from ats raw
ages.
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Inc most destructive drought ever eA-
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y rer cent II ie said mar there are tbirty
acres OF corn near town that viii not
,,.lya tbfrte- t,,sbe-s ono former r..art-5
for -ol busbe-a but now eavs he yiII
take t01 bttsbels for his cron Cotton il
small and * blooming on ION If tho stalk
NTor,1tria Ol,ssr,er. n,aion groo,sr Of
the Nforven distriat sbi,ned a car of mel
ops 10 Hon yVuIiar, I Rr,an tn Omaha
Mr. Rrvan was AWAY from home wber,
The 7,,eiors arrived ana his wife refuzad
70 receive them
Ore" I'VE OF Atlanta VINO for forty
years has been engaged In handling cat
lie and in the butcher business. says that
Georgia does not raise anything like as
many ca1tie as she shou'd. On TINS line
az rnanv catflfs i, tsso,gi, to-G,,as tber,
were two years ago. They have oeen
killed up so rapidly and so many of them
have been shipped out West to be turned
loose on Western ranges that cattle in
Georgia are now comparativelv scarce.
This decrease in the number of cottle has
affected the beef market Western beef
now costs the butcher ~ cents. The
whole carcass brings that price while a
year or two ago this same meat could be
bought for cents"
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AiiO'i''s' me '''ieS- PRISE MeIoii
prces are looking up a little and growers
are beginning 10 feel more hopeful. IL is
claimed chat the foods in Texas have
greatly reduced the cron in maj state
and i'm consequence the Western markets
are dependent almost entirely ON This sec
ton for melons. The crop in Texas this
ear was latse IA oie anu as the grower" ',
way of freight rates 10 western noints
this section was almost entirely confined
10 the East for a market If the Texas
melons have been destroyed by the floods
then the Georgia article has a showing in
the West, which viii undoubtedly have
the effect of booming prices. The grow
ers are feeling very hopeful over the out
look al any rate.
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