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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
GEORGIA DAIRY AND LIVE STOCK BREEDERS' ASS'N. Athens Ga.. Jan. 17. 1911. PROGRAM. Call to Order, Hon. J. D. Price, Farmington, Ga. Invocation, Rev. F. L. Hill, Athens, Ga. Address of Welcome on behalf of City of Athens, Maj.H. J. Rowe. Address of Welcome on behalf of Univ. of Ga., Chancllor D. C. Barrow. Response, Col. T. C. Hudson. Atlanta. Ga. Annual Address of the President, Hon. J. D. Price,Farmington,Ga. Tick Eradication, Dr. E. M. Neigh bert, in charge Tick Eradication in Georgia and South Carolina. Organization of Farmers to Assist in Cleaning up Georgia, Hon. B. W. Hunt, Eatonton, Ga. Community Improvement mf Beef Cattle, Hon. Oliver J. Copeland, Gainesville, Ga. Bovine Tuberculosis, Dr. W. M. Burston, State College of Agri culture. The Georgia Farmers’ Need of Live Stock, Hon R. F. Duck worth, Union City, Ga. Afternoon Session, Jan. 17, 1911. Dairy Problems, Hon. B. H. Raw], U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry. Raising the Dairy Calf, Milton P. Jarnagin, State College of Ag. Udder Troubles,Dr. Peter F.Bahn son, State Veterinarian, Ameri cus, Ga. Money Making Cows I Have Known, Hon C. L. Willoughby, Sanaersville, Ga. Breeding a Profitable Dairy Herd, Hon. W. C. Hillhouse, Waynes boro, Ga. Making the Dairy Herd Pay, Hon. W. S. Brooks, Macon, Ga. Night Session, Jan. 17, 1911. Illustrated. Lecture, Dr. Andrew M. Soule, President State Col lege of Agr. Lecture, Prof. J. W. Hart, State College of Agriculture,.Athens, Georgia. Morning Session, Jan. 18, 1911. Call to Order 9:00 A. M. Invocation, __Dr. M. L. Troutman, Athens, Oa. Hoarse Breeding,-Dr. Tait Butler, Starkville, Miss. Cooperative Horse Buying, Hon. O. H. Morgan, Columbia, S. C. Hog Cholera, Dr. M. Dorset, Bu reau of Animal Industry, Wash ington, D. C. Hog Breeding, Hon. G. F. Hunni cutt, Edr., Southern Cultivator, Atlanta. Grazing and Feeding Hogs, J. E. Hite, Director Extension Depart ment, State College of Agricul ture, Athens, Ga. Establishing a Pure Bred Herd of Hogs, Hon. Will V. Rimer, At lanta, Ga. Afternoon Session, Jan. 18, 1911. The Relationship between Live Stock and the Prosperity of the Country,Hon. H. E. Stockbridge, Edr. Southern Ruralist. Buying and Selling Registered Live Stock, Hon.Loring Brown,' Smyrna, Ga. The Benefits to be Derived from the Association,Hon. J. L. Brown , Greensboro, Ga. Live Stock Possibilities in Georgia, Col. I. C. Wade, Cornelia, Ga. How the Veterinarian Can Benefit I the Live Stock Man, Dr. L. J. Herring, Veterinarian, Ga. Exp. Station, Experiment, Ga. Dairy Machinery and Experiment, Prof. H. P. Lykes, Ga., Experi ment Sta„ Experiment, Ga, Election of Officers. Adjournment. YACHT FOR GOSPEL WORK. Pastor Russell to Work Among Sailors In the Port. [Prom the New Tork American, June 4. 1910.] Pastor Russell, president of the Peo ples Pulpit Association, was yesterday presented, for Christian mission work, the fully equipped and seaworthy Angel, a naphtha and sailing yacht. She is about 12,1 feet over all, has.seat ing capacity in dining saloon for seven ty persons and is prepared for main deck meetings in fair weather. As indicated by Pastor Russell iu his acceptance of the vessel, unique work will be undertaken in New York har bor. It is said the meetings on board the Angel will be advertised from day today, stating her moorings as well as the language of the speaker Thus all who desire may keep in touch with this witness of the “gospel of glad tid ings to all nations.” “Fortunately, my friends, this gift is not wholly a surprise to me,” said Pas tor Russell in accepting it. “1 had intimations and was in touch with some of /you respecting the Angel. Nevertheless I am at a loss for fitting words w herewith to express my appre ciation of your ioving zeal in following a suggestion I dropped respecting the soul needs of the sailors of ail nation alities visiting this great port. “Ret me, then, briefly say I accept your gift, not in my own name, but in the name of the Peoples Pulpit Asso ciation—as its trustee, if you please. May the Angel always and in every language sound forth the praises of the God of all grace! A MISSIONARY SCHOONER. One Was Presented to Pastor Russell For Harbor Work. [From the New York Times. June 4, 1910.] Tiie Rev. C. T. Russell of Brooklyn received a surprise on his arrival on the Cunard liner Lusitania yesterday. Ilis friends presented to him a two masted schooner for missionary work in and about this port. They not only gave him the receipt for the craft, but she was waiting alongside the Cunard pier with many flags flying as a welcome to her new owner From one mast to another was strung a long canvas bearing the in scription “God Is Love” and the name of the schooner, the Angel. There were other inscriptions of a religious character waving in the wind. Crocodiles mid the Cure. One does not usually connect croco diles with a health resort—rather the reverse—but the creature*; are quite a feature of the Indian bathing place of Manghapir, about uine miles from Ka rachi. This town is a place of pilgrim age for pious Hindoos, but it is chiefly famous for the value of its waters in the cure of the dread scourge of lep rosy. The waters are hot. and more than 00 per cent of the sufferers who bathe there annually, it is said, are cured. The crocodiles are rather note worthy in that they live in the hot water, apparently suffering, no incon venience from its temperature or me dicinal qualities.—Wide World Maga zine. BACK FROM PALESTINE. Pastor Russell’s Return From Visiting Holy Land and Egypt. [From N. Y. Herald, Sunday, June 5. 1910. j Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tab ernacle has returned from a trip to the Holy Land and Egypt and will address the public today at the Brooklyn Acad emy of Music. Mr. Russell has cer tain interesting ideas regarding the Great Pyramid and its symbolic teach ing and believes the time is at hand for the return of Israel to Palestine. He is a very pronounced believer in the Zionistic movement. The present is the second visit to the Pyramid and to Palestine, the land once Israel's. In one of his works pub lished more than twenty years ago Mr. Russell applied certain measurements of pyramid passages, an inch for a year, as symbolically showing the length of divine favor upon the Jews from the time they became a nation down to the year A. D. TO, when Jeru salem was destroyed ana the Jewish polity ended. In the same work he declared also that certain passageways symbolically indicated the length of time during which the nation of Israel would be cut off from any and all special mani festations of divine fevor. and when this would end the favoi of God would again return to them. The Logical Way to do combined writing and adding is on """"" a combined writing and adding machine The New Mode! 1 ! Remington A* Writes Here Typewriter ' with Wahl Adding and Subtract- | \\ 1f ing Attachment is the only geneial lill writing machine which adds. It is /J \ l the only adding and subtracting ii l I/m machine which writes. 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If you should need any machin ery repairing of any kind and should happen to forget the name —just think of ’phone No. 75. tf. John R. Smith. I have sold the finest load of Mules ever shipped to McDon ough, and gone to Indiana to ship another load from the same place. Come see them next week. H. M. Tolleson. Fine Mules. I shall have a fine car of mules on hand next week. Come to see me and get your mules right at right prices. tf. Joe J. Smith. Notice to Debtors and Creditors All creditors of the estate of J..L. Alex ander, late of Henry county, deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands to the undersigned according to law, and all persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment. This Dec. 10. 1910. Edd Alexander, 1-27,6. Administrator. Get Something of Value. 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