Americas community hatchery to open October first
The Americas hatchery, set to open October 1, will feature two incubators with a 10,000 egg capacity each per three weeks. Located in the former Piggly Wiggly storeroom on Lamar street beside Rylander theater, it is led by Walter Rylander with poultry expert Prof. R. S. Wooster joining from Athens State College of Agriculture. Rylander also reports the purchase of the Happy Feed store, managed by Bob Edwards, to operate with the hatchery and East Point Poultry Farm four miles east of Americus.
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The
Americas Community Hatchery
Piggly Wiggly
Lamar Street
Rylander
Walter Rylander
R. S. Wooster
Americus
State College of Agriculture At
Athens
Happy Feed
Bob Edwards
Complete accord peached solution found by council
Geneva Sept 30 The three statesmen of the arbitration and security protocol committee report complete accord satisfactory to Japan The committee members are M Loucheur Sir Cecil Hurst and M Singer Scialcia The solution would authorize the League of Nations council to examine all national conflicts for pacific settlement.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
M. Loucheur
Sir Cecil Hurst
England
M. Singer Scialcia
Italy
Council of the League of Nations
Night Attacks on Shanghai Repulsed by City Defenders
Heavy counter attacks by Kiangsu forces on the Shanghai front were repulsed by Chekiang forces at Malo and Kianing. Four days of fighting near Shanghai show no end in sight with hospitals overwhelmed and foreign doctors coordinating care for international patients amid ongoing bombardment.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Malo
Kianing
Lungwha
Kiangsu
Hsia Chao Lin
Capture of Kienping Reported by Manchurian Armies
Tokyo dispatch from Mukden via Kokusai says Chang Tso-Lin's forces have captured Kienping with his fifth army said to have achieved the move against the Central Government in Peking. Official communique claims the success amid ongoing hostilities.
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Tokio
Japan
Associated Press
Kokusai
Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Kienping
Chang
Absent Guard Arrest Follows $100,000 Bank Theft
Springfield police recovered Union Trust guard William J. Hanifin who vanished Thursday with $100,000 after obtaining the funds at the post office for the bank. He was brought back to the city late this afternoon as detectives stated no details of the arrest.
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Springfield
Mass
William J. Hanifin
Union Trust Company
New York Banks Prepare Cotton Move Credit Lines
New York banks offer working credit facilities to Texas cotton growers under cooperative agreements from last year. Members of several Texas associations have been drawing funds for six weeks, with preliminary Texas needs estimated at 10 to 12 million dollars. Southern bankers anticipate supplying several millions more.
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New York
Texas
Hatchery to Open With 20000 Egg Capacity at Local Stand
Hatchery and feed departments will operate from the old Piggly-Wiggly site with Bob Edwards in charge of feed and poultry supply and Prof. Wooster overseeing the hatchery. Buckeye incubators will keep each owner’s eggs separate and allow customers to observe hatching progress. First hatches set for Monday October 6, with Tuesdays as hatch days. Eggs may be left anytime. hatchery buys eggs and pays market prices. Day old chicks offered in quantities from 1 to 10000 with 100 percent live delivery guarantee. Setting eggs for pallets to continue. continued on Page Two.
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Bob Edwards
Prof. Wooster
Mr. Rylander
Mr. Roylander
Hardwick's Campaign Expenses Reported at 8100
Atlanta report from September 30 states former U S Senator and Governor Thomas W Hardwick's campaign expenses totaled 8100 after his loss in the Democratic primary to Senator William J Harris. The filing shows 4000 contributed by friends and 4100 from Hardwick's personal funds.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
United States
Thomas W. Hardwick
William J. Harris
William A. Wright
Davis 10 Resume Stump Wednesday Locust Valley N Y
Davis 10 resume stump Wednesday Locust Valley New York Sept 30 After three days of rest here John W Davis Democratic nominee will begin a campaign tour tonight The tour will extend west to Missouri east to Massachusetts and south to Baltimore The Associated Press reports on the start of his trip
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Locust Valley
N. Y
Associated Press
John W. Davis
Missouri
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Harrison accuses Coolidge of Teapot Dome cover up
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi opened the Democratic speak ing campaign in Cleveland criticizing President Coolidge and the Harding administration. He cited Teapot Dome corruption and alleged cabinet involvement, then praised progress on reparations while accusing Republicans of delaying the settlement for years.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Women’s
Democratic Organization
Coolidge
Harding
Veterans Bureau
Teapot Dome
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Governor Coolidge
Harrison
Republican Party
National Pecan Men Meet At Cuthbert
Pecan growers from almost every pecan producing state gathered in Cuthbert for the opening of the 23d annual convention of the National Organization of Pecan Growers. The meeting drew delegates and representatives to discuss industry issues and developments.
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Cuthbert
Associated Press
National Organization of Growers
Injunction Denied Over Ferguson Ballot Qualification
Austin court ruled Mrs Miriam A Ferguson legally qualified to be Texas governor, denying a temporary injunction to keep her name off the ballot. Judge Calhoun found no constitutional or statutory bar to women holding office and noted the case may go to the Texas Supreme Court next week for final adjudication.
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Austin
Tex
Associated Press
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
State Supreme Court
Calhoun
Ferguson
George C. Calhoun
53Rd District Court
Charles M. Dickson
San Antonio
Supreme Court
I. W. Stephens
Fort Worth
Court of Civil Appeals
Dickson
Texas Governor Seeks Federal Aid For Foot and Mouth Outbreak
Governor Neff urged the federal government to take over control of foot and mouth disease efforts near Houston. The plan covers financing the campaign, destroying about 1,900 infected cattle on 8,000 acres, and coordinating quarantine measures. Neff discussed funding with the sanitary livestock commission and will seek cash from state bankers to cover an initial $25,000 deficit warrants.
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Austin
Texas
Associated Press
Neff
Houston
Sanitary Livestock Commission
Life In The Open Cautions About Teeth Exposure
A compact note contrasts enjoying life outdoors with the risk of leaving teeth exposed. It warns against keeping teeth out in the open for long periods, implying potential issues from exposure and urging mindful dental care.
City Council to decide bond question tonight
Mayor Poole schedules an adjourned meeting at 8 to finalize the city bond amount. City Auditor Dodge spent Monday reviewing audits and budgets with the mayor, council, and treasurer. The session will present the legal aspects and aim to resolve the bond question debated for weeks.
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Poole
Dodge
Councc’l
New Members for Plains Club Add to Growth
The Business Men's Evangelistic Club of Plains welcomed two new members, bringing total membership to about 30. Officers announced five activity groups with captains E. R. Stewart, W. L. Thomas, F. L. Bridges, J. L. Moore, and Red Wellons, and J. H. Glawson as second vice president. The meeting adjourned with plans for printings of the new constitution and by laws and next meeting set for 7 o'clock Monday.
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Business Men’s Evangelistic Club
Plains
W. T. Wise
E. R. Stewart
W. L. Thomas
F. L. Bridges
J. L. Moore
Red Wellons
J. H. Glawson
Black man shoots fellow Black man over burglary fear
Carl Smith, a 17 year old Black man, says he fired at Perry Williamson during a late night home break in alarm near Americus after grabbing a public safety item from under his pillow. Williamson, 17, was struck twice and treated for serious wounds. both deny any motive and remain on good terms. Smith is jailed awaiting Williamson’s condition.
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Carl Smith
Sumter
Perry Williamson
Americus
Williamson
Smith
Pencils valued at twenty four million in 1923 census
Data from the 1923 census of manufacturers shows establishments mainly in pencil making reported products worth 24,567,504 dollars, up 14.9 percent from 1921. Twenty firms reported, with locations in Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Georgia, California, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Commerce
Ilinois
New Jersey
New York
Georgia
California
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode
Gos Sip Punishment Wears Down Teeth
A fragment describes a punishment for a gos sip and notes that she wears out her teeth by clicking them together.
Japan says arbitration protocol boycott based on law not immigration
Japanese officials insist amendments to the arbitration and security protocol before the League of Nations rest on legal matters, not immigration issues. They dismiss contrary inferences as far fetched based on official views obtained.
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Tokio
Japan
Associated Press
League of Nations
Sweeten predicts release after disclosures
Mrs Elsie Sweeten, jailed for alleged poisoning with Lawrence Hight, told relatives today she expects to make disclosures that will set her free. Relatives would not reveal what she plans to disclose. The report comes from Chicago with Associated Press byline.
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Chicago
Til
Associated Press
Elsie Sweeten
Lawrence M. Hight
Tennessee Jurist Rules on Constitutional Convention Question
Nashville judge sustains constitutional chapter 119 allowing voter submission of a constitutional convention question in the November 4 general election. He also rules chapter 118 invalid, which would have set delegates to be elected with the convention question.
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Nashville
Tenn
Associated Press
John R. Aust
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