Cotton Outlook for 1928 by Southern Agriculturists
Atlanta leaders forecast a bright 1928 cotton outlook if acreage is held down and yields increased. They warn against repeating 1926 surpluses, urging use of high yields, better seed, fertilization, and thorough cultivation to cut per pound costs and boost profit.
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Pickens County
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Unclear Motive Behind Nicaraguan Conflict Weighs on Recognition
The text questions the aims of the Nicaraguan struggle noting multiple stated reasons yet suggests the core objective is to force recognition of Diaz as president, while admitting the true motive remains a mystery.
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Tax Notice for Aiken County 1927 Tax Levy and Dates
The Office of the Treasurer Aiken County announces tax collection for fiscal year 1927 with books opening Oct 15 1927 and closing Mar 15 1928. Tax rates include State 6 mills County 18 mills Hospital 5 mills Bridge 2 mills School 3 mills and district charges with penalties for late payment.
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Hearst Editors Say Mexican Docs Forged by Experts
Handwriting experts hired by Mr. Hearst declare the Mexican documents published in his papers are spurious. They note signatures of Calles appear by different writers and a single typewriter could not justify documents from distinct departments. James SheMeld, former US Ambassador, denies embassy purchased such Mexican documents. The investigative committee continues work and will file a report soon.
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James SheMeld
United States
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