The Short Cotton Crop This Year Has Drought and Weevil Damage
The cotton crop this year will be the shortest in many years with government estimates around eight million bales, about two hundred thousand above eight million. Rainy seasons and the boll weevil depress prices due to a nine million bale overhang, yet farmers cut costs and labor, hoping for a better price and relief from a trying year.
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Hester
South
Railroads See Improved May Net Incomes Across Regions
Railroads nationwide show improving finances after wartime government control as May net operating income rises to the strongest since last November. Expenses creep down relative to revenue, with the South posting the best earnings at .36 percent, ahead of the East and West districts.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Eastern District
Western
Tax on Gasoline Bill Passes House By Large Margin
The House approved a one cent per gallon gasoline tax aimed at raising roughly one million dollars annually. Proponents say the revenue will bolster state finances and institutions, while opponents note motorists and farmers pay, though the tax is applied broadly as a commodity levy. A permanent income tax amendment is urged for long term fiscal stability.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Hardwick
Concentration and Work Ethic Highlight Editorial Commentary
An Athens editorial argues workers fall into two classes by focus. Many avoid full attention, while successful workers obsess over their tasks and improvise to improve. It commends young local workers and notes political posturing, Stay at Home Week, and varying attitudes of service providers amid Alaska oil news.
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Athena Publishing Company
Athens
Athens Post Office
Congress
Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Dr. Erwin
Bowdre Phinizy
H. J. Rowe
Athens Publishing CO
Athens Publishing Company
Athens Banner
Britain and Dominions press Germany on troop moves
Washington DC Great Britain's stance at the forthcoming disarmament conference and Far Eastern policy will be shaped by pressure from Canadian Prime Minister Meighan, Australian Prime Minister Hughes, New Zealand Prime Minister Massey, and South African Prime Minister Smuts as they urge Germany to move troops.
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Jan C. Smuts
Union of South Africa
William F. Massey
New Zealand
W. R. Hughes
Australia
Arthur Meighan
Canada
Washington, DD. C
Great Britain
Meighan
Hughes
Austravian
Massey
Zealand
Smuts
South Afr
Federal Farm Bonds and Loans Authorized by Senate
The senate approved amendments to authorize loans by the National Finance Corporation to agricultural producers and to issue bonds for 10,000 dollars under the federal loan system. The action, part of a broader farm credit program, aims to support farmers through federal bonds and new financing.
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Washington
Senate
Met
Net Finance Corporation
Mrs Kellum Died This Morning at Home
Mrs Susan Kellum age 7 died at the residence 20 Pine Street on Thursday morning at 1 o clock. She is survived by her husband two daughters and three sons. Funeral services will be held Friday with interment in Oconea cemetery Bernstein Bros in charge.
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Susan Kellum
Pine Street
Oconea
Bernstein Bros
United States Fire Loss Estimate Reassessed
The average annual fire loss across the United States is estimated at about 600,000 dollars in property value, with the 1 percent AbOVO SU figure noted as a recurring calculation.
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United States
Chamberlains Collc and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlains Collc and Diarrhoea Remedy as a highly successful medicine for power complaints and diarrhoea. It claims quick relief in dengue epidemics of dysentery and cholera morbus and notes it is pleasant when diluted with water and sweetened, suitable for family use.
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Chamberlain
Answers to Yester days Kwiz and new questions
Answers to yesterday quiz and new questions list various facts and prompts including Latin phrases poet names world landmarks and general knowledge queries. The text mixes corrections and prompts for future quizzes with incomplete spellings and unclear attributions.
Commercial Peach Orchards Would Be Successful Here
Editor banner urges Georgia landowners to start commercial peach orchards around Athens. Clarke and neighboring counties hold thousands of suitable acres on high ground away from cold winds, with Georgia and Florida shipments cited. Prices seen from $2.50 to $3.25 per six basket crate. notes on varieties, age for best returns, and a call for local owners to invest in peach lands near Athens.
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Georgia
Tates
Athens
Clarke
Itg
Ratis Ba Bertas
Georad Helles
North Geer
J. O. Nunn
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