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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

6

Reed a Good Democrat Hoover an Outcast

Lon J McConnell of Royston Ga a long time Democrat objects to state committee leaders screening Hoover from Georgia primary voters His letter argues Democratic voters should decide Hoover’s fitness rather than party committee catechesis He notes Reed’s pro Republican voting and warns against party control of the ticket amid postwar policy questions

Democratic Executive Committee Hoover Georgia Flint Reed Missouri United States Senate Hardwick Senator Reed Lon J. M’connell

Tim Furlow of Americus Loved for His Selfless Work

In Americus the community praises T. M. Furlow known as Tim for securing a Salvation Army automobile through persistent personal effort aided by D. R. Andrews and the Times-Recorder. Friends say his love for others explains why people adore him.

Americus T. M. Furlow Tim Salvation Army D. R. Andrews Times- Recorder Tim” Furlow Tim Furlow

Women and Fashion: Saving Habits or Inflationary Dress Standard

An editorial argues about working women and luxury dress. It cites a Chicago manufacturer claiming fur coats and satin wear build savings habits, noting the most flamboyantly dressed workers may hold the strongest bank balances. The piece cautions that saving for such aims could become an endless chase of finer garments and questions safer alternatives to promote prudent finances.

Hee Chicago W. B. Simmons Mr. Simmons

After Public Rail Ownership: What Stockholders Must Do

Uncle Sam has returned the borrowed railway lines to their stockholders and the country can again taste private rail ownership. The piece argues stockholders and managers must act fairly to avoid renewed government control, noting wartime gains for stockholders and workers, and warning of scandals that could trigger a fresh move to public operation.

Sam Erie Rock Island Railway

Use Your Vote Not Strike to Get What You Want

Frederick M Kerby argues labor must abandon old craft union methods and seek political action through ballots. He notes public sentiment opposes strikes as a sole remedy, urges AFL to back a labor party, and highlights Nonpartisan League and farmers alliances pushing political action over strikes.

Frederick M. Kerby Washington A. F. of L Ralroad United States Department of Justice Railroad Brothers Cummins American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Labor Congress Federation Farmers Nonpartisan League North Dakota Farmers’ Organization North Dakota

Ex Sailors May Have Honorable Discharges

Ex Sailors may obtain honorable discharges under the 1919 act. Enlisted Navy personnel who served in the war and were discharged between November 11, 1918, and the act’s approval may forward their discharge to the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department, Washington, with a letter stating full name, rank, and naval connection.

Navy Department Bureau of Navigation Bureau Washington, D. C Ruth Clark Home Service Section Sumter County Red Cross Chapter

Potash Requirements of the Soils

The Georgia Experiment Station issues a bulletin signed by A. W. Murray chemist. It notes a common interest among farmers in whether potash is an economical proposition as a fertilizer and discusses soil potash needs and factors affecting the decision to use potash.

Georgia Experiment Station A. W. Murray

The Neighborhood Dog Bite Incident Report

A neighbor recalls a dog bite incident in the neighborhood. The dog is described as a mix of poodle and bull breeds. Frank, listening intently, asked his mother about the sport Bachange, highlighting a moment of curious confusion amid the event.

Frank

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