Profit in dairying at State College of Agriculture
Ath ens figures from the Animal Husbandry division show that dairy farming yields over 400 dollars per cow. The state college herd, consisting of Jerseys Holsteins and Guernseys, produced more than sixteen thousand dollars this fiscal year. The college operates a cooperative creamery aiding farmers with butter fat sales and teaching management.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture At
State College
Jarnigan
Sumter County
Carpentier Knocks Out Lewis in London Bout
The May 11 finish fight in London ends with Georges Carpentier defeating Ten Kid Lewis in the first round. Sightings claim a possible foul with the referee seen on film holding Lewis and pushing Carpentier, though the official verdict favored Carpentier.
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London
Georges Carpentier
Ten
Kid) Lewis
Lewis
Carpentier
Georges
Remedy to beat boll weevil with kerosene spray on cotton
A farmer claims spraying cotton with kerosene from a two gallon sprayer in three applications per season will yield 75 to 90 percent crops, cutting boll weevil and other pests. Cost estimates mention 150 dollars for 50 acres and 100 gallons per spray, with widespread adoption boosting yields.
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Lee County
D Jones
Profitable kerosene spray plan for cotton fields
A farmer outlines a plan using kerosene spray to deter boll weevils on 50 acres of cotton. He calculates costs of sprayer, chemicals, and labor, estimates potential profit from higher yields, and urges adoption to revive farming profits while noting no sale of products. The author, J. L. Jones, ties the idea to economic relief and criticizes reliance on loans.
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J. L. Jones
Mitchell Court Clerk Ships First Cantaloupes
Albany May 25 The first shipment of 1922 cantaloupes was reported yesterday from Camilla as J F Hooks clerk of the Mitchell County Superior Court shipped two crates. Hooks has 100 acres planted to cantaloupes as part of a large crop in Mitchell and surrounding counties. General movement in carload lots is expected in the next few days.
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Albany
Camilla
J. F. Hooks
Mitchell County Superior Court
Miss Frances Johnson Returns Home For Vacation
Miss Frances Johnson of Huntington who has attended Shorter College in Rome has returned home to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson.
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Frances Johnson
Hiuntington
Shorter College
Rome
Mrs
B. T. Johnson
Rents fall little as building boom expands
Rents paid by wage earners have dropped only 2 1 2 per cent since hast November, per National Industrial Conference board. Rents in cities of 50 000 or over run about 65 per cent above prewar levels, near general living costs. Construction gains continue, with April contracts in 27 northeastern states totaling 355 192 000, a new record surpassing July 1920.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Easier money conditions trigger bulk bond calls
Firms seek cash by calling about 26 million dollars in bonds ahead of maturity. The move reflects looser credit conditions and rising liquidity, enabling issuers to settle debts early and bolster balance sheets amid market relief.
Wall Street Bets Rates To Fall On Future Issues
Wall Street observers foresee a downward trend in interest rates for upcoming securities. Industrial corporations will pay dividends totaling 26 million dollars this month, about ten percent less than in May 1919.
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Wall Street
Industrial Corporation
Auto industry near capacity despite shipper axles shortage
Fewer failures show 500 business bankruptcies weekly since April 1, liabilities average 18 million weekly. Auto leaders claim record passenger car and truck output, with shipments at 30 000 carloads monthly and parts sales at a 20 month high. Exports of passenger cars doubled year over year while railroads posted 83.5 million operating income in March near 6 percent annual rate.
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Les Cy
Train Crash Hits Birmingham Trolley Injures Thirty
In Birmingham on May 25 a streetcar collided with a train injuring thirty passengers. Emergency crews evacuated the injured as trains and trams were halted. Details on the cause remained unavailable as investigators inspected the scene.
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Birmingham
Train Hits Streetcar Injuring Two At Woodlawn Station
Two persons were injured, some seriously, when a Tide Water streetcar was struck by a freight train on the Alabama Great Southern at Woodlawn station, a suburb. Confusion in following signals of the crossing flagman was said to have caused the accident.
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Alabama Great Southern
Woodlawn
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Aims Against Frequent Colds
Advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it builds the system, cleanses blood, and lowers susceptibility to colds. It states internal action through blood to mucous surfaces reduces inflammation and restores normal conditions. Circulars free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys Effectively
A historical health ad touts dad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It advises drinking four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water for several days, plus increased water intake, claiming improved kidney function and reduced bladder irritation without side effects.
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Smithville Federal Loan Association
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Terrell
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Lumpkin, Ga
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Plains
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Jackson St
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W. J. Payne
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A. J. Autry
la Crosse
Mitchell Court Clerk
CSE
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