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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
3
In a scene of wistful wit and yearning, Mary Zattiany and Lee pursue marriage in New York while weighing careers. He longs for Europe, she pushes for urgency as he labors on a new play and navigates society’s watchful gaze.
Georgia farmers saved 235807 by marketing cooperatively 2306261 worth of farm produce last year per Dr J Phil Campbell director of extension work at the State College of Agriculture He cited savings in purchasing 810140 worth of farm necessities and animals and seed Marketing emphasis grows as the college and State Department of Agriculture join in cooperative marketing with county agents aided by state specialists The carrot poultry sales begun just over a year ago expanded to 37 counties, while many commodities lack statewide volume for overhead marketing associations
Colquitt County Democrats call the county primary for January 11 amid broad candidate activity. Unopposed include J. E. Lane for clerk and P. D. Rich for solicitor city court. Incumbents facing opposition include J. G. Roberts for tax receiver, G. G. Carter for tax collector, and W. S. Geer for city judge.
Iceland adopts modern refrigeration this year marking a first in its history of exporting large quantities of mutton that was previously salted and barreled.
Chicago attorney Leo Koretz, alleged ringleader in a nationwide fake oil land scheme, faces arrest as authorities claim losses near five million dollars. Investigations trace suspected fraudulent land deals and investor deceit across multiple states.
Nashville dated report lists prominent political and religious leaders slated for the Second Southern Baptist Laymen's Convention in Memphis started February 12, 1924. Governors Austin Peay Clifford Walker and Gary Hardee are expected to speak along with US Senator W George and Rep B C Lowry. Dr E Y Mullins and Dr L R Scarborough also featured.
On a Brade crossing near Atlanta at night a car carrying Miss Mary Low Leavell and Miss Everetia Puckett was struck by a passenger train, killing both women and injuring Ruby Holmes. The three telephone operators had finished work and were delivering Christmas gifts. Leavell's father drove the automobile.
Atlanta business counselor Joel Hunter analyzes Secretary Mellon’s tax reform ideas. He focuses on surtax rate cuts earned income tax reductions and capping capital loss deductions. The piece explains implications for taxpayers under current and proposed laws and notes potential changes if Congress approves Mellons proposals.
Foreign flag vessels carried less than half of the cotton exports from gulf ports in November. Figures from the Shipping Board show 541,186 bales exported, with 298,921 by American ships, 236,617 by foreign bottoms, and 3,648 in privately owned American vessels.
A full carload of Crisp county butter from Gordeley has moved Georgia officials to praise. The region, once a dairy importer, now supplies its own needs and exports surplus, seen as a significant milestone by the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
Dr. Carter Helm Jones of First Baptist Philadelphia has accepted the Second Baptist Atlanta post, succeeding Rev. Henry Alford Porter who moved to Third Baptist St Louis. The telegram to Glenn Dodson confirmed Jones as elder brother of Dr. M. Ashby Jones of Ponce de Leon Avenue church, renowned pulpit orators.
Hatfield Ark Mr G W Parsons a well known Route 1 farmer praises Black Draught as the best all around medicine for liver and constipation he says they have used it for 25 years and it has corrected his condition and helps indigestion biliousness and headaches his wife also uses it for headache and biliousness he notes hurried eating as a cause of sickness and urges Thedford s Black-Draught as the genuine powdered liver medicine Loki everywhere NG-150
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