The Sapiro Plan and the Merchant
Victor Victor outlines how cotton shippers and Southern merchants face risks when farmers accept cash for supplies or credit against cotton. The Sapiro contract, he argues, narrows a selling association’s role, forcing it to avoid direct supply business while stressing that Southern prosperity hinges on farmer welfare and cotton marketing efficiency. The piece warns merchants and bankers that unprofitable cotton marketing jeopardizes regional credit and overall economic health.
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Backriner
Buslin
Sapiro
South
Wallace
Harding
United States
Greensboro to host national good roads show in April
Enthusiastic interest grows for the United States Good Roads Association event in Greensboro, April 18 to 23, with Oakhead National Highway Association and Good Roads show. Delegates from over forty states, speakers including Thos. H. McDonough, and plans for Bankhead Highway lines, cross-country aims, and a April 21 auto parade through Greensboro.
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Greensboro
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United Sates Good Roads Association
Oakhead National Highway Association
United Good Roads Show
Rogram
Stade St
Smbat
Thos. H. McDon 4
Bureau of Publics
Washington, D. C
Washington
A. Rountree
Congress
Bankhead
United States
Bankhead Naonal Highway Association
San Diego
Cal
Bankhead Highway
Guilford County
J. A. Rountree
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Ws. Brough
Abctation
Soule Warns Hart County Farmers Against Cotton Overreliance
Dr. Andrew M. Soule, president of the State College of Agriculture, urged Hart County farmers not to plant the entire crop in cotton. Speaking at the Hartwell courthouse, he argued global cotton supply, wartime contexts, and the need to grow foodstuffs while Germany’s capacity to absorb cotton remains limited. He praised Georgia’s prospects and called for cooperation to relieve financial strain. Hartwell mourns World War II veteran George Cason and honors local educators and leaders as Memorial Day events loom.
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Hartwell
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
W. L. Hodges
Soule
Hart County
Georgia
Germany
United States
Europe
Times
George Cason
Cason
U.S
Ed T. Cason
A. G. McCurry
Morton to preside over Georgia Farm Bureau meeting
James W. Morton of this city will preside at a semi annual meeting of the state advisory board of the Georgia Farm Bureau in Atlanta tonight at the chamber of commerce building. Matters before the body include hiring a state market expert to work with the extension department of the State College of Agriculture to form county co operating market bureaus where farm bureaus exist and plans to extend organization work in counties without a bureau.
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James W. Morton
Georgia Farm Bureau
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
State College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Georgia
Chamberlains Tablets Ad Claims Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for biliousness constipation loss of appetite and dull digestion. It promises improved appetite cleaned and energized stomach regulated bowels and a feeling of being fine as a fiddle. The copy emphasizes ease of use and agreeable effect.
Hartwell School Defeats County Team In Baseball Match
Athletes from Hartwell school defeated the county team in a decisive baseball game. Holidays were granted by county schools for the occasion. Protracted services at the Methodist Church begin Sunday with Rev Homer Thompson assisted by Dr 8 R Belk of Atlanta. Mr and Mrs L L Stapleton and children visited Hartwell, staying with Mrs Alford’s family.
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Hartwell
Methodist Church
Homer Thompson
8. R. Belk
Atlanta
L. L. Stapleton
Alford
Bulldogs Open With Alabama Here Tomorrow
Georgia boasts an 11 game win streak after beating Mercer and Yale, and opens Wednesday against undefeated Alabama. Alabama has disposed of Yale, Cincinnati, Clemson, Furman, Camp Benning, Mercer, while Georgia’s Red Liners and Pantone lead a hopeful series. Ticket details and seating prices are listed for the upcoming game day.
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Mercer
Macon
Georgia “Bulldogs
University of Alabama
Yale
Cincinnati
Clemson
Furman
Camp Benning
Alabama
White
Tige” Stone
Fire Gong and Two Day Blaze Keep Fire Department Busy
Fire department remained busy over two days with several blazes. A small roof fire at J A Peters residence caused light damage. A larger blaze at Arcade Hotel on Back Street grew to threaten rooms before being controlled. Paddock and Company store fire at Baxter and Bloomfield Streets reached the roof, with interior damage. A house fire at Percy Huegins on Barber Street was quickly contained. Rapid response prevented more serious fires.
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Dha Company
Haxter
Bloomfield Streets
Percy Huegins
Barber Street
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