South Georgia farmers prove permanent pastures workable
A Sumter county pasture meeting in Thomasville showcased successful permanent pastures on E. E. Mack and D. hs mentees acreages. Experts from the state agriculture department, led by Geo. O. Marshall, reported high grazing density and praised carpet grass, dallii grass, and Lespedera. Farmers pledged to sow permanent pastures next season and offered cooperative seed purchasing and on-site guidance. Nearby note: Mexico’s silver production in the last 500 years is cited.
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Sumter County
Thomasville
State Agriculture
J. C. Berry
E. L. Thurman
E. L. Jennings
Oscar Williams
Co. C. Hawkins
Malaria Cure Promises Quick Relief and Refund
Physicians claim malaria causes more disease than any malady with chills fever and fatigue. Ameco claims to kill the malaria germ and stop fevers quickly, serving as a tonic to prevent relapse. The ad asserts relief within 24 hours for ordinary fevers and promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Ameco
Baby's Food and the Need for Gentle Laxative Aid
The article warns that infant mortality rises when babies are fed inferior or unsafe foods and cannot choose for themselves. It suggests monitoring weight gain and stool quality, and promotes a gentle regulator called Baby Ease laxative as essential for correcting indigestion, urging mothers to obtain it with proper directions.
Walker Campaign Tour Reaches South Georgia
Clifford Walker continues his gubernatorial campaign in Southwest Georgia visiting Americus, Dawson, Cuthbert and Preston this week. He plans rallies at Lumpkin Buena Vista Ellaville Sumter County and returns to Americus for a Saturday morning address at the Sumter County courthouse. Supporters from Americus travel with him for the tours as crowds applaud his appearances.
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Clifford Walker
Georgia
Americus
F. P. Harrold
Dawson
Cuthbert
Preston
Lumpkin
Buena Vista
Ellaville
Sumter Some Court House
Fey
Walker
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Walker Bai
Banking Bill Signed By Governor In Georgia
Governor Dorsey signed the bankers bill completing its passage through both houses and ratification of amendments. The measure allows state chartered banks to charge an exchange fee of one eighth of a cent on all out of town cash items and sets a minimum ten cent charge for checks. The bill was backed by former Banking Superintendent L R Bennett.
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Rial
Georgia
Georgia Railroad
James K. Hines
Atlanta
Governo Dorsey
House
Senate
L. R. Bennett
Rat Pi product notice and local dealer names
SNAP absolutely kills rats and mice and even scares away those not killed. It leaves no residue inside. No mixing with other products required. Dealers Nat Murray, Wind Sparks Grocery Co., Americus Hardware Co. are listed locally.
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Dei
Nat Murray
Sate Eaefield Hardware Co
Wind Sparks Grocery Co
Americus
Hamburg Harbor Reawakens As Foreign Fleets Return
Hamburg-Aug 19 Germanys port revival shows in Elbe traffic with a day’s record of foreign ships entering Kiel canal access. Hamburg, once a coffee hub and imperial trade center, now hosts American British Japanese French Italian Spanish Dutch and Brazilian lines while German flags fade. Unemployment remains high with 30 000 to 35 000 out of work and weekly charitable dole topping one million marks as labor unrest grows and strikes become common.
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Kiel Canal
Elbe
amburg-American Line
Burg
Europe
Hambu, UY
Hosi
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Adolph
Edward Woermann
Germany
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ROYAL
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Lewis Ellis
JE. Hightower
Hightower’s Book Store
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
J. G. Holst
Allison Bunjing
Americus Seed & Supplemen Company
Forsyth St
Amercius and
Chappell Machinery
Paige
Chappell Machinery CO
Cotton Aver & Wheeler
B.C. Hogue
Americus Undertaking CO
Nat LeMaster
Manas
Georgia Motor CO. and
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