Harris Harris Harris Announces Candidacy Statement
Senator Harris outlines achievements and aims in announcing his candidacy. He cites stopping discrimination against Georgia hog raisers, storing farm products in federal warehouses, correcting crop estimates, and opposing cotton price fixes. He highlights appropriations for market news, pecan and peach stations, boll weevil research, and calcium arsenate production, plus tax reform, rural bank access, gasoline price fairness, and debt commission appointments. He asserts Georgia gains from federal spending and vows economy alongside worthy state appropriations.
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Georgia
Meat Packers Trust
Wall Street
Wilson
Senate
Mellon
Federal Reserve System
Judge Crisp
United States Debt Commission
J. Harris
Capon Raising A New Business With Big Profit Assured
Capon raising grows as turkey production falls and demand rises. Capons thrive in confinement, require little free range, and offer higher profits with a target price around 50 cents per pound. The article outlines caponizing steps, equipment quality, and recommends contacting Pratt Experimental Poultry Farm for further guidance.
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Capon
J. W. Keller
Turkey
Ond
Pratt Experimental Poultry Farm
Philadelphia
American Poultry Bureau
First Baptist 8 To Picnic Thursday
The First Baptist church and Sunday school will hold a church outing to Myrtle Springs on Thursday for a day in the woods and pool. Congregation plans to depart in cars at 8 o'clock from the church, with all resort facilities secured for attendees.
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Myrtle Springs
Americus
First Baptist Church
Summer sessions to run at Million Institute program
About 800 students are expected to attend summer studies at the Merce More school under the auspices of the Georgia Fellow of Women's Clubs and Boy Scout Executive Training School. Over forty instructors comprise the faculty, offering certificates and advanced instruction in subjects including jurisprudence theology law and other college topics.
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Srna
Americas Times Recorder
Ethe Institute For
Georgia Fellow of Women’s Clubs
Boy Scout Executive Trai School
Boy Ieaders
Merce
Veyton Jacob
Your Kind of Face Powder Ad Preview
Local ad copy from Americus Drug Co promotes a new line of face powders priced from 25c to 2.00. The notice highlights multiple tints and urges readers to inquire for availability. Includes business name and phone number 75.
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Americus Drug CO
Wootten Transfer Co Service Ad at South Jackson Street
Quick service and heavy hauling offered by Wootten Transfer Co with an office in Americas Steam Laundry located on South Jackson Street. Call 121 for rapid assistance in freight and moving needs.
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Wootten Transfer CO
Americas Steam Laundry
South
Jackson Street
Second District A M Summer School Set for Tifton
The Second District A M summer school opens July 1 and runs through August 1, ending with the state teachers exam. State Superintendent Ballard designed a practical course for primary and elementary teachers, with full credit toward future professional certificates. The entire program costs $20.00.
Augusta Drunk Arrests Himself After Bewildering Plea
In Augusta Georgia on June 14 a self arrested man declared he was too drunk to take care of himself and asked Sergeant Dunn to arrest him. The sergeant summoned a wagon driver remarking this was the first time he had ever seen a man arrest himself in front of him.
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Augusta
Savannah
W. K. Dunn
Augusta Poeyforce
Ebo Vantinie
Rally Draws 200 Newton County Youths at Academy Springs Park
Covington June 14 More than 200 boys and girls attended a Newton county club rally at Academy Springs park. Speakers included Mayor A S Hopkins G V Cunningham D M Upshaw W R Stillwell and W E Robinson. Prizes in dairy cattle judging went to D P Roquemore Eugene Packer and Roy Adams. A $50 fund was announced to establish Camp Wilkins on the Georgia State College of Agriculture campus.
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Covington
Newton County Club
Academy Springs Park
G. W. Robinson
Mary Norman
AS. Hopkins
G. V. Cunningham
State College of Agriculture
D. M. Upshaw
The
Georgia Railroad
W. R. Stillwell
Newton County Trade Board
Oe We’ Robinson
D. P Roquemore
Eugene Packer
Roy Adams
Wilkins
Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Four sets of twins born aboard Canadian liner
Four sets of twins were born on a Canadian liner during a voyage from Liverpool. The report notes the births occurred as the ship carried passengers and crew toward its destination, without detailing further identities or dates.
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Liverpool
Mercer Summer School Opens June Sixteen in Macon
Mercer University summer session opens Monday June 16 and runs to August 30. Courses in education form the major offering aimed at teachers seeking college credit. Beginning at the same time will part of the instructional program for the session.
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Macon
Mercer University
Sims to Run Again for Atlanta Mayor
Atlanta June 14 M Walter Sims will be a candidate to succeed himself subject to the Democratic primary September 24 announced to newspapermen. A formal announcement will be Sunday. The mayor's statement ends rumors he would run for Congress or the governorship. He cites need for more time to push his economy program as a reason for seeking re election.
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Atlanta
Walter Sims
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Con Conrad
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Outen
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Jennings Brothers
Rylander Theater Bldg
West Lamarr Street
Americus, GA
Mercer
R. C. Ellis
G. C. Webb
Empire Loan and Trust Company
Americus, Georgia
Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
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