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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1922

Page

7

War on Cotton Pest Continues with Farm Seed Plan

The Atlanta Cotton conference backs a program to improve Georgia cotton by using tested seed, warehousing and credit facilities, and a community farming approach. It urges farmers to plant only approved seed varieties and supports education to raise quality while reducing cross fertilization. The plan highlights Atlanta’s warehousing, Candler facilities, and a trolley system aiding cotton handling, noting low insurance and freight costs. Also lists local ads for floor lamps and a Ford touring car for sale at $200.

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Christ mas Sale Offers Rugs and Linoleum at Deep Discounts

The Standard promotes a Christmas sale with low prices on rugs and linoleum. Velvet rugs, Wilton rugs, tapestry squares, wool fiber squares, and Axminster patterns are listed with marked reductions. Linoleum square yard prices and assorted shirts shown, highlighting large value gaps from original figures.

Ericus Dry Goods Co at Fourth Street near Bank of Commerce

Local listing notes Standard Dry Goods Co located on Fourth Street near the Bank of Commerce in Ericus Georgia. The brief item identifies a small business address without further detail.

Liberty Hall Bequest Accepted by Colonial Dames

Miss Mary Mason Scott and her brother John M. Scott of Louisville have bequeathed Liberty Hall in Frankfort to the Colonial Dames of Kentucky. Built in 1796 by U.S. Senator John Brown with plans by Thomas Jefferson, the property features extensive grounds along the Kentucky River.

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Cotton men meet in Augusta conference program speakers

Farmers merchants and bankers from Georgia and South Carolina gather in Augusta for a cotton conference. Leading U S authorities discuss cotton culture soil control boll weevil and proper fertilization. New designs in Floor Bridge and Junior Lamps debut at McNeill Electric Co. 12-31

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