Farm Bureau vs Agriculture Department Clash in Georgia
Georgia's Farm Bureau Federation led by R A Kelley battles the Department of Agriculture directed by J J Brown over market bureau control and inspector staffing. The debate centers on costs, political influence, and the push for a more efficient state marketing system with inspectors and regulatory appointments under scrutiny. The piece notes editorial indifference to factional strife while highlighting the broader issue of oil and fertilizer inspection and the need for reform to benefit farmers and consumers.
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State Department of Agriculture
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
R. A. Kelley
Department of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
State Market Bureau
Georgia
the Times-Recorder
Moultric Observer
Concent Times-Recorder
R. A. Kelly
Bureau of Markets
Commissioner of Agriculture
State College
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau of
Iites
Alture
Missioner of Agriculture
Hy Fann Bateau
Feregee
Special Congressional Commission For Agricultural In
Con
Senate
Rules
Charles S. Barrett
National Board of Farm Organizations
Congress
Confessions of a Husband A Mischievous City Drive
A wife and husband banter during a pretend breakdown as they near the city outskirts. They joke about deception, friendship, and the appeal of likable faults, contrasting dependable men with changing moods, as a social rib tickles their evening ride.
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Edith
Dot
George
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
Times-Recorder notes from June 2, 1911 recounts Americus plans for a two day auto trip to Atlantic Beach by Arthur Rylander and Frank Sheffield with Misses Bridges and Lynn, plus a visit to White Sulphur Springs Florida. Also mentions Hollis Lanier’s vacation, Mayo Clinic trip for J R E Cato, and a Baptist Sunday school picnic planned for Myrtle Springs.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Arthur Rylander
Frank Sheffield
Fiies
Sheffield
Maxwell
Mr. Rylander
Em Bridges
Lynn Ma
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
Hollis Lanier
Stone Mountain School
J. R. E. Cato
Rochester
N. Y
Mayo’s Clinic
Furlow Lawn
Earth in bad shape says Dr Barton in daily letter
Dr William E Barton argues in a daily column that while the earth’s shape may be debated from flat to round the human part is out of adjustment. He praises the earth’s reliable calendar and urges readers to improve the part of the world where they live, acknowledging personal faults but urging collective effort.
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Barrett
Dana
George
Edith
Tom
William E. Barton
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America
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Europe
Germany
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Tom Cobb
Tampa
Hallie Allen
Cuthbert
Andrew College
Americus Library Association
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Dave Wingate
Ani
Dave Roberts
Watts Corner
Dave
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Addie
Joe Covington
New Allen House
Americas
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Jessie
Mildred Batts
Benton Batt
Aerogathe
Creek
Plama
al Br
Rawkins
Froe Field
Carver
Brogardus
Americus Undertaking CO
Nat Lemaster
Frank Lawson
Lawson Drug
Rylander Theater Bish
Stanley
Ara
Fats
Bill Harrington
Niagara Falls
Jokers
DR. Barton
NoTigs
J. Eldridge
Royal Cafe
Americas Ice Cream CO
Cotton Ave
Jersey
W. H. Emmett & Sons
E. E. Parsons
Commercial City Bank
Honeck Bala
L. G. Coungil
C.M. Council, W.P. &Cashier
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Ansty
Cgahler
Joe M. Bryan
Planters Bank
Americus the Bank
All Alon
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Lee Hudson
Williams - Niles Company
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