Big Farm Show to Be Seen at Arles Thursday
One of the finest farm demonstrations ever gathered will be at the Arles Plantation Thursday from 9 a m to 11 p m. The traveling farmers' institute, sent by International Harvester, features seven experts and nine truck loads of equipment. Led by H W S Mobley, the event includes Mrs Adda F Howie of Wisconsin who speaks on dairy theatre poultry and home conveniences for women. The demonstration is educational with no sales pitch and free admission. Night moving pictures will be shown in a tent.
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Arles
International Harvester Company
HW. S. Mobiey
Adda F. Howié
Wisconsin
Car Shortage Cuts Southern Coal Output
Washington Sept 24 Officials from Southern coal mines and Southern members of Congress met to address a car shortage. They were told that operations have fallen by about half in many areas, causing unemployment and rising unrest among workers.
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Washington
Associated Pres
Houses
Congress
Burkhalter and Fremary David Oe Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Burkhalter and Fremary David with a rent or fare related context. Readers gain no clear dates or locations but indicate a financial or occupancy matter involving named individuals.
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Burkhalter
David
Cheyenne Prepares to Welcome President Wilson
Cheyenne readies to greet President Wilson as he arrives at 4 PM escorted by the Black Horse troop of the Fifteenth Cavalry from Ft. D. A. Russell. He will go to a theater to deliver an address and depart for Denver at 7 PM.
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Cheyenne
Associated Press
Wilson
Fifteenth Cavalry
Ft. D. A. Russel
Denver
Four Italian Vessels Seized as Fiume Navy
Pola Sept 22 The Associated Press reports Capt D Annunzio proclaims four Italian warships as units of the Fiuman navy naming the battleship Dante Alighieri and the destroyers Mirabello Rullo and Abba as part of the new force.
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Fiume
POLA
Associated Press
Fiuman
D’annunzio
Dante Alighieri
Mirabello
Rullo
Abba
Hay Baling Test To Be Shown At Ansley Farm
A baling machine demonstration will be held on the Ansley farm of Les L. Ansley on Lee Street road by Carmichael & Sons, reps of Williams Co. The event showcases compression of hay bales in various sizes and invites all interested to attend for a potentially instructive visit.
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Ansley Farm
Les L. Anteley
Lee Street Road
Carmichael & Sons
Tie Wiliams'fg. Co
Sumter
Baptists Plan Rally Day at Plains Church
Plains, Sept. 24. The Plains Baptist Church hosts Rally Day to promote a $75,000,000 drive and boost Baptist interests. Speakers will present facts to attendees, with a picnic dinner in the church grove. invitations have been sent to nearby churches for Oct. B guests. Rev. D B Johnson leads arrangements and invites all in the community to attend with a basket dinner.
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Plains
Plains Church
Plains Baptist Church
Church Grove
D B. Johnson
Lee Street Church to Rule on Centenary Money
Rev. Silas Johnson urges every member to attend the mid-week prayer service at Lee Street Methodist church tonight. The meeting is of importance but no decision will be made about the Centenary money.
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Silas Johnson
Lee Street Methodist Church
Mosteller Named West Point Alternate
Word from Americus states J. W. Mosteller Jr son of Mr and Mrs J W Mosteller has been appointed by Senator Harris as first alternate to West Point military academy
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Americus
J. W. Mosteller, Jr
J. W. Mosteller
Wm. J. Harris
West Point Military Academy
Georgia Weather Forecast Outlook
Fall tonight and Thursday expected across Georgia with slightly cooler air. Temperatures ease in the east and south portions as the pattern shifts, bringing cooler nights and milder daytime highs.
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Georgia
Plan for railroads bill sparks labor opposition
Labor leaders urged against an anti-strike provision in the Cummins reorganization bill. Samuel Gompers, War Ten Stone, and Glen B Plumb testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, arguing no law can stop workers from quitting.
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Senate
I. W.w.ism
Cumming Aes
Orgabor
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Stone
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Glen B. Plumb
Plains Hog Cholera Suit Ready For Jury
Concluding arguments began in the City Court of Americas in the damage suit Logan & Forest plains hog buyers filed against J F Fender and M H Mott for 4500 dollars after 193 hogs died or were infected with hog cholera. Plaintiffs argue infected stock came from defendants. defendants contend infection did not originate from their hogs. Attorney Hollis Fort opened for plaintiffs with reference to a Supreme Court ruling.
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City Court of Americas
Logan & Forest
Plains
J.F. Fender
M. H. Mott
Attoreny Hollis Fort
Stephen Pace
J. A. Hixon
W. P. ‘Wallis
Mr. Port
Georgia
Supreme Court
Hertizs
Pecan Crop Grows Profitable In Plains
Plains residents report a record pecan harvest with varieties such as Froteher Schley and Succers popular in town. Growers anticipate high yields with some trees producing substantial pounds per tree and one grove projecting around 1000 pounds.
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Plains
Saitae Grove
Times-Recorder to Detail World Series Coverage
The Times-Recorder will publish first class World Series details this year with daily AP reports in the afternoon edition. Fans will get complete game information, with pre Series articles on the Reds and White Sox to appear before opening.
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Times-Recorder
Associated Press
Cincinnati’ Reds
Chicago White Sox
Directors Finalize Sumter County Fair Plans
Directors finish plans at Chamber of Commerce meeting led by C. Hawking. Neill A. Ray inspires officers to dedicate days of field work across districts. Prospects rise for a stronger fair outcome. Dates set for October 16 17 and 18.
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Sumter County
Waccéas
Chamber of Commuree
C. Hawking
Association
Neill A. Ray
Clemenceau to Push France to Ratify Treaty in Deputies
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau will demand a vote in the chamber of deputies to ratify peace with Germany. Foreign Minister Pichon is also expected to press for approval as the session proceeds, with no word on the final council meeting due to French officials’ engagements.
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Paris
Fiept
Associated Press
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Pichon
Wimeims Council
Collins Furlow Street Home Sells for 4200
The Collins cottage on Furlow street in Americas was sold to Mrs. Watson of Fort Valley for 4200. George D Wheatley brokered the sale which comes with possession to be given shortly. Wheatley reports strong demand for city real estate in the area.
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Collins
Furlow Street
Gatewood Boy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
DOY reports Fal Gatewood, son of Mr and Mrs Furlow, underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at the hospital. Condition listed as improving this morning after the surgery.
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Doy
Gatewood
Furlow
Sheriff and City Marshal Seize Still on Halstead Property
The Was, with City Marshal Pouncey, visited Mr. Halstead’s home to levy on cotton. A smoke house door was forced, revealing a still with evidence of use and a nearby barrel of muscadine beer. Halstead claimed he borrowed the still, denied making liquor, and said he had not succeeded in his efforts to return it.
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Court House
Pouncey
Halstead
School Boy Breaks Leg Wrestling At School Grounds
Theo Barton a Bran non avenue high school freshman, son of H. Barton, suffered a broken leg yesterday afternoon when he fell during a wrestling match with James Johnson on school grounds. Principal C M Hale took him home.
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Theo, Barton
H. 8
Barton
Brannon Avenue
James Johnson
C. M. Hale
Red Guards Occupy Tomsk On Moscow Report
Bolsheviki wireless frame from Moscow says Red Guards have occupied Tomsk, about five hundred miles east of the former Russian seat of government, in a report transmitted to London. The claim adds to growing reports of Bolshevik advances across Siberia amid the civil war.
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REDS
Tomsk
London
Asociated Press
Moscow
Red‘Guards
Industrial unrest widens as labor strikes spread
Reports from Washington and Birmingham show unions mobilizing amid wage and job disputes. Blacksmiths and machinists in the Birmingham district walk out after a strike authorized by union leaders. An Indiana Harbor steel plant issues an ultimatum, threatening a six month shutdown if workers refuse to operate within two days.
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Washington
Irene
Tong
Ator Kenyon
Hay
Publile
Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
King
Mi Ists
Gramt
W. R. Johnston
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Associated
Indian Steel Co
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