North Georgia tobacco grows draw North Carolina farmers to lease or buy
Farmers in Justice Georgia note a large influx of North Carolina growers eyeing land leases or purchases to prepare for the next leaf crop. Delegation head Pont Williams says interest focuses on tobacco culture and the region’s potential, with many former Carolinians already visiting and promising strong early-year yields. Some Georgia growers may abandon tobacco after poor returns, while others plan to expand. Local business leaders back demonstrators to aid new settlers entering the tobacco industry.
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Justice
North Carolina
Regia
Pulliams
Chamber of ‘A
Orgia
Ulliam
Comen
Real Hard Luck Where is the two girls going
Mrs Ruby Kelly and forty business girls stranded after eviction from a Cleveland rooming house. Tenants, including Ren Liedtke and Margaret Tunberg, left with belongings dumped in hallways as deputies evict due to overdue rent. Foreclosed lakefront mortgages worsen the disaster.
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Ren Liedtke
Margaret Tunberg
Ruby Kelly
Cleveland
Cleveand
Constabe
Lake Front
Mrs. Kelly
JRD Forged as Gift for Imperial Child in Japan
YKYO October 2 Sadakatsu Get 1, Japan's leading swordsmith, was ordered by the Imperial household to craft a sword for the infant grandchild, due in November. The task follows a long-standing tradition of presenting a sword on the arrival of an Imperial child, expected to be the first girl or boy of the dynasty in years.
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JRD
Ykyo
Sadakatsu
Japan
Promotion Follows Labor Force Survey Findings
A Chicago adv உத observation reports that wages rise with advancement as a young worker ascends from office boy to general manager. The piece notes a gaily paced path from typing to secretary, and cites a mail order house selling affordable typewriters on small installments to teach operation in about three weeks. Contact International Mizer Exchange, 184 W Lake St, Chicago Illinois.
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Oaigago
Brown
Educaage
Furing
Internationalizer Exchange
Lake St
Kago
Tlinois
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Featured to Doctors
An ad hawks the original Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted antacid laxative and corrective. It promotes 25 cent and 50 cent bottles with directions, appealing to physicians and drug stores for long standing use.
Salem Sunday Activities Amid Rain And Removals
A light Sunday School crowd gathered in Salem due to rain with Miss Ruby Harrington as guest of Miss Mary Braswell. Mr. and Mrs. G B Braswell and children visited relatives. Salem folks shopped in Americas store Saturday. Mrs W L McLean has returned home after hospitalization. The Epworth League meeting was postponed by rain.
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Ruby Harrington
Mary Braswell
G. B. Braswell
Salem
Americas
W. L. McLean
EB. C. Carter
Epworth League
Sunday Lutheran sermon and local visitors report
Rev Paul McCullough preached at the Lutheran church in Columbia South Carolina Sunday afternoon. The piece lists numerous local visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs Watson Wicker and son Edwin from Oglethorpe Miss Nannie Reid Cook of Montezuma and other relatives and friends visiting Ideal Americus Greens Mill Byron Fort Valley and Orlando affiliates through the week.
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Paul McCullough
Columbia
S. C
Watson Wicker
Edwin
Oglethorpe
Nannie Reid Cook
Montezuma
Monroe Wicker
George Brooks
Carolyn
Ideal
Ernest Woker
George Wicker
Robert Holloway
Americus
Irving Norris
Greens Mill
J. A. Smith
Ben Rouse
Andersonville
Will Black
Atlanta
Henry S. Brooks
Eula Kitchens
Drury Norris
E. M. Clapp
Byron
Lee Greer
Leo Daniels
Orlando
Fla
D. J. Jordan
Gordon
Mardelle Pennington
Ernest Coker
Will Rasberry
Fort Valley
Local visitors and neighbors gather at Coker home
Names of residents and visitors appear in a casual social note. The text lists Mr and Mrs Ernest Coker host. visitors include Mrs Wicker Lacrosse and Mr and Mrs Gus Smith with children, O T Summers Cobb and Sherman Devoe Pennington. Mardelle Pennington Frances Holloway Gladys Cok from Oglethorpe and Montezur. L G Council Americus visiting Mrs A Pennington. Sam Newberry Lizella visiting with James T and Will Raspberry.
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David Wicker
Lacrosse
Gus Smith
O. T. Summers
Cobb
Sherman Devoe
Pennington
Ernest Coker
Mardelle Penningt
Frances Holloway
Gladys Cok
Oglethorpe
Montezur
L. G. Council
Americus
A. Pennington
Sam Newberry
Lizella, Sp
James T
Will Raspberry
Nobel Prizes Total Four Million Dollar Prizes
Nobel Foundation to award about 4,000,000 dollars to 125 winners at its 25th annual prizes event in Stockholm. Funds rise to just over 8,000,000 dollars. this year’s prizes total 118,165 kroner each about 31,000 dollars. Additional holds from 1924 include physics chemistry and peace prizes. 1901 1924 awards show US 9 prizes Sweden 7 Germany 26 France 21 England 14.
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Stockholm
Nobel Foundation
America
Sweden
Germany
France
England
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Alary
R. B. Strickland
Georgia
BELL
Western Union Telegraph
N. R. Harris
Minumware
Ellips Champion Shoe and Harness Shop
E. Forsyth St
Eman
Magnesia
the Americas Business College
Farmers Cotton Oil CO
Gorham Silver Co
Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
Mgr
Harris Grocery CO
the Home of Quality
Macon
Georgia State Exposition
Central of Georgia Railway
BUICK
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
W. G.turpin
Ier
Keegan
Mullingar Westmeath Mental Hospital
Wice Hens
Asc
Ang Steel
Americus, Ga
Dexdale
Lisle
H.S. Walker & Co
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