Readjustments in U S Agriculture Driven by Prices and Pests
Agricultural policy officials report ongoing shifts across sectors. Flax acreage reaches a peak not seen since 1913 while sheep numbers rise due to tariff protection and wool demand. In the Gulf and Atlantic region boll weevil damage prompts farmers to diversify into forage crops, hogs, beef, and dairy production.
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Atlanta
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Eestern
Aeigh
Department of Agriculture
Livestodlgs
Sion
Change of Life Cardui praised by Altha resident
Mrs. Ella M. Bailey of Route 2 Altha Florida recounts how Cardui helped her during change of life. She describes fatigue nervousness and restlessness easing after one bottle leading to better appetite sleep and recovery. She urges others to try Cardui with widespread testimonials across the country NC-145 überall销售.
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Altha
Fla
Cardui
Ella M. Bailey
Route 2
Navy seeks $30,000,000 for fleet modernization plan
Secretary Denby urged a $30 million appropriation to modernize the fleet, including eight 10,000-ton cruisers, three cruiser-type submarines, six gunboats, and a five-year naval aviation program. The proposal covers turret gun elevation upgrades, deck protection, torpedo blisters, and converting six coal ships to oil. The plan aims to restore U S cruiser strength relative to Britain and comply with arms treaty limits.
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Washington
Dec
Isa
Denby
United States
Great Britain
Navy General Board
Schoofield
Department
Good roads urged as auto boom grows in South
A Southern farm belt view foresees major highway expansion as more autos appear. Georgia and nearby states are seen as entering a prosperous agricultural period, laying a foundation for extensive road improvements in coming years. An Atlantan notes autos drive demand and willingness to fund better roads.
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the Americas Times-Recorder
Aloy
Georgia
City Announces Candidates for Mayor and Alderman Seats
Four wards list major contenders led by Dr. J. C. McAfee and incumbent Dr. W. E. Wood for mayor. For chief of police the field includes Tom Crow, Hooker Bryant and Hill Anderson, all with police service. Recorder features Judge John W. Ray and Rev. T. A. McEntyre. Third ward alderman sees C. L. King and Richard M. Hill. Russell K. McFarland runs unopposed in the first ward with a bold “You tell ’em” slogan.
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J. C. McAfee
W. E. Wood
Tom Crow
Hooker Bryant
Hill Anderson
John W. Ray
T. A. McEntyre
C. L. King
Richard M. Hill
Russell K. McFarland
McFarland
Intimidation Claims Over Emigrating Negroes Debunked
Chicago December reports claim 300 negro families faced threats as they prepared to ride an Illinois Central special train north. Officials said few appeared, the train was canceled, and a regular train added a car. They cite a lasting northern influx for fewer returns and note696 no verified threats, with arrangements led from Memphis and Clarksdale.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Ater
Illinois
Memphis
Tenn
Clarksdale
Miss
Local notices from Adams area weekend events and visits
Cut off fragment lists Adams residents visiting and hosting relatives, church services in Fountainville, Masonic gathering in Oglethorpe, and local social visits. Mentions of Holloways, Cokers, Wickers, and Greers with sequence of Sunday and Monday activities, plus a note about Alaskan sailors living on porcupines after a wreck.
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Robert Stubbs
David Bedenbaugh
Adams
Ernest Coker
James Tolen
Will Rasberry
George Stubbs
A. F. Pennington
Oglethorpe
Atville
Marshallville
Gordon Feaginer Americus
R. P. New Era
George Wicker
Bettie Barton
M. F. Pennington
Spalding
Blanche Greer
Elvie
Flora Belle Peele
Lillian Pennington
Grant Lee Greer
Montezuma
Rosalee
Evans Shockley
Jim Gaines
Andersonville
John Bryant
Harry Heard
Greens Mill
Americus
Olin Holloway
Robert English
Dalton Candidates to Race Wednesday
Dalton Ga December 11 The Dalton municipal election set for Wednesday is shaping up as the largest vote ever polled in the city. Registration is closed and polling places will be open across the area for voters to cast ballots.
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Dalton
Election Department
the Times-Recorder
Americus
Auto ownership grows among farmers in Atlanta report
An Atlanta analysis shows farmers increasingly own autos with rising per capita use. The piece forecasts a continued surge in automobile adoption over the next several years, highlighting widespread uptake and implications for rural mobility.
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Atlanta
Obeying Orders amid a Hash Like Sawdust Debate
Judge remarks on a breakfast remark about hash resembling sawdust this morning. The exchange notes the wife’s instruction to use all that was left of the plank ed steak. The dialogue underscores frugal dining during tense times and hints at a courtroom setting.
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