Danielsville And Winder Farmers Sign On 700 Bol
A garbled report notes farmers in Danielsville and Winder signing on for 700 bales. The text includes scattered references to meetings, local figures, and discussions on water pressure, electricity, and James Watt. The passage blends partial quotes and names with irregular OCR fragments, making a concise, factual card challenging.
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Danielsville and Winder Farmers
James Watt
Fragmented OCR News Item Coerces Unclear War Context
The readable parts describe a vague war related event with unclear date, place, and actors. Names and specifics are missing or garbled, preventing a coherent summary. Further legible text is needed to identify the main entities and actions.
Fairs in Georgia Seeardening Interest Despite Cancellations
The Georgia Association of Fairs reports growing statewide interest in fairs this fall, with several organizers continuing plans while others discontinue operations due to local conditions. Many secretaries expect fairs as usual, new groups fill gaps, and officials note improving agricultural and livestock shows. Fairs are viewed as barometers of regional prosperity, with better fairs signaling better conditions for citizens and the state.
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Georgia
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Hte Sear Fy
Toccoa Bonds Sold At Par-Improvement Work Soon To Begin
Toccoa Georgia bidders opened Thursday for bonds voted May 12. Farmers and Merchants Bank led the field with the par sale price, while other details and auction outcomes remained unclear amid reporting of rejections and pledges.
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Toccoa
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Focal
Maxeys Routs Stephens 13 6 in decisive win
Maxeys defeated Stephens 13 to 6 in a decisive football matchup. Bivens earned the title with key plays as the team controlled the game from the opening whistle.
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Maxeys
Stephens
Maxeys edge Stephens in tight baseball clash
The Maxeys outhit and outplayed Stephens in a close game though the home crew failed to break the tie. Umpire Rhodes (Union Point) officiated with 750 in attendance as Hararies, Nicholson, Adking, McWhorter, Bryant, Masey and Maxes played. A Friday afternoon game on Stephens diamond remains the next meeting.
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Stephens
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Baseball results from the Southern and National Leagues
Southern League games saw Atlanta beat Memphis 3 2 Chattanooga 9 2 Mobile 7 6 Nashville 6 6 New Orleans 6 0 Birmingham. American League results included Boston 3 2 Chicago 2 with other games rained out. National League scores included Chicago 3 7 Boston 5 5 and Pittsburgh 9 while Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn were noted with rain. An ad promotes 45 cent monthly banner delivery. A Beaver Dam woman describes relief from stomach trouble with Chamgerghin’s Tablets after prior ineffective medicines.
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Memphis
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Little Rock
Mobile
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Lodge Directory and Fraternal Meeting Schedule
A list of fraternal lodge notices and meeting times across multiple lodges and orders. Vernon Lodge No 22, Oliver Encampment No 14, Knights of Pythias, Hebetah Lodge No 26, Williams Lodge No 16, Classic City Camp No 792 W O W. Regular meetings and locations are given including Odd Fellows Hall and Lipscomb building at College and Clayton streets. Visiting members invited.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Rob Bramebeet
Clarke Hebetah Lodge
I. Ipec Amb
Corner College
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
H.C. Bishop
N.Q
H. M. Elliott
Wiliams Lodge
Lipscomb Building
H. R. Waters
N. d
H. D. Stephens
Classic City
W. O W
Lipscomb
Atpand
Baltimore journalist freed from Russian prison
Mrs Marguerite K. E. Harrison a Baltimore newspaper woman has been released from a Russian prison after months in captivity. The report says other Americans including teachers may also gain freedom with connections to Secretary Hoover and assurances tied to American negotiations.
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Emmet Kilpatrick
Union Town
Ala
Hoover
Pedsen
Marguerite KE. Harrison
Teoda Atamenta
All Americans
House Adopts Report On Sweet Bill Goes To President
The Washington action reports the House adopting the conference report on the Sweet bill to consolidate government agencies handling veteran affairs. The measure now goes to the president for final approval.
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House
Sweet Bill
Washington, D. C
Beeet
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