Webster county touted as prime tobacco soil by farmers
Webster County soils praised by farmer Yc Lawson Stapleton after guiding tobacco experts from multiple states to inspect land. He reports 32 local farmers signed up to grow bright leaf tobacco with a full time demonstrator, aiming for about 300 acres next year, hoping to put Webster on the tobacco map.
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Webster County
Webster
Lawson Stapleton
O. Americus
Stapleton
Elas
South Geor
Tle
Times-Recorder
North
South Carolina
Viria
Stapleton Sees Bright Tobacco Market Outlook
Stapleton stated that he believes Georgia grown tobacco will fetch a good price next year, signaling optimism for local farmers and the regional tobacco trade.
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Stapleton
Georgia
Major J W Harp 78th birthday celebrated at Macon County
Major J W Harp prominent Macon county citizen and Confederate veteran marked his seventy eighth birthday with a large family gathering. He fought in the Civil War and has long been active in the George Doles camp U C V. His children include D W Harp Reynolds S B Harp Ogithorpe Mrs B E Flowers Eatonton Mrs A C Blount Chattahoochee Florida and Mrs Eugene Joiner Reynolds. North Carolina farmers report land in the district growing infertile and many plant cover crops to improve soil.
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Montezuma
J. W. ‘Harp
Macon County
Major Harp
George Doles
Crawford County
D. W. Harp
Reynolds
S. B. Harp
Ogitheorpe
B. E. Flowers
Eatonton
A. C. Blount
Chattahoochee, Fla
Eugene Joiner
North Carolina
Southern growth talk urged tax and ad campaigns
Mr Strong urged advertising Florida and the Southeast to attract dairymen and wealth, warning Georgia may follow with tax laws. He stressed a six month growing season and extensive profits “paper profits” idle without investment, and said Florida’s persistent promotion draws wealth south. Mrs Golsby hosted the visitors on South Lee street as tax notices conclude with the 1925 tax books open for early payment.
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New York
Strong
Florida
Georgia
Registration Notice for Primary Election 1925
Books are open for registration for the primary to be held November 17 1925. Books close November 11 1925.
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the Studios
Helen Kane Ellinor Stillman Teddy Joyce Wesley Totten
White Way
J. W. At
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Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
Mer
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Pixa Rouse
Truart
Harlan
Vivien Martin
Mildred Harris
Johnnieer
Robert Cain
Mary Alden
Wyndham Standing
Maude George
Alec B. Francis
Richard Dix In “the Lucky Devil
al Hoxie
Texas
Foks
A. D. Gatewood, JR
Americus Fish
Fish & Oyster CO
Nesday Rylander
Hix
Doris Kenyon
Milton Sills
Allison Furniture Co
Kentucky
Tennessee
Casher Credit
G. A
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Detroit
Ford
R. L. Maynard
P. B. Williford
Jackson Avenue
Care Times- Recorder
Jackson St
H. C. Davis
Buchanan
South Lee Street
W. C. Sullivan
Lee St
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
West Town St
Memphis
Tenn
Church St
Church Street
Moran
West Church St
Wallis Electric Co
South Lee St
Stephen Pace
the Times-Recorder
M. Hansford
Americus, Ga
Majestic Wood
G.C Stallings
South Lee
Carter
W. E. Brown
Agt
Alfred Jones
Roney Place
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Americus
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