Poultry Profits and Methods for Georgia Breeders
In an interview in the Banner-Herald, Prof J H Wood of the Georgia State Agricultural College outlines poultry farming in Georgia. He notes the state’s ideal climate, six month breeding season, and the potential to ship winter eggs to Eastern markets. He recommends starting with purebred stock, keeping two breeds at most, and favors White Leghorns for large operations though they are hard to confine. He mentions suitable American-class breeds for small farms and gives start-up timing for stock purchases and egg production plans.
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Banner-Herald
Wood
Georgia S Bay
Rela
Georgia
Ite
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Buford and Albany To Clash For Georgia Amateur Crown
A large crowd expected as Buford meets Albany at Sanford Field in a North Georgia showdown. Dekle manages Albany with Ket players like Settle Carlyle and Henderson to face Buford hurlers Sale and Dekle in a bid for the Georgia amateur title.
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Buford and Albany
Sanford
Albany Buford
Clarke
Davenport
Tation
N. Brogden Tehete
Oanson
Rf. Zale
The
Settle
Martin
If. Hute
K. Broadon
Ss. Powers
Johnson
C. Dekle
Sale
P. Henderson
Earle Watson
Buford
Seth Dekle
Griffin
Dekle
South
North Georgia
Georgia
Ticketa
Costa
Lenin Ie
Shia Segreine Cee
Fred Sale
Hap Hend
Pantone
Albany
Cliff Pants
Husky
Thomas
Hap Henderson
Jack Frost
Cameron
Keystone
Champs
Charlie Hodges
George Clark
Carlyle
Albany Plyers
D Carlyle
Baau Settle
Puford
M ~Sale
Crambers
Kco
Bale
Sae Coran
Ith Atlant Chatta
25 Years For Theft Of 2.5 Million Across Us Streets
In New York, Gerald C Chapman and George Anderson received 25 year sentences for theft involving 2.5 million dollars. The case spanned federal charges and involved a long prison term in a federal penitentiary.
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New York
Gerald C Chapman J
George
Anderson Od Wulky
Broadway
State Authorities Forecast Increase In Arsenate Price
State entomology officials urge farmers to buy arsenate now to stockpile for this season and next year. Kiwanis pressure to purchase for 1923 noted as they report on calcium arsenate’s success against boll weevil invasion and forecast higher prices and animal safe handling.
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Entomology
Kiwanis Club
Paison
Tate Board of
The
of Entomology
Athens
Kiwanis Farm
Arsenate
Kevangth
Sabattoir
Thas and
Baford
Anite
Albany- y-Bufors Enestatis
Hogy
Mare Steel
University May Have Bride And Groom Students
The Americus era reports that Thelma Shirah of Plains and Paul Shirah, son of Hedy and Mia Shirah, plan to marry with a ceremony performed by Justice J. N. Carter. They will matriculate at a co ed institution after the wedding. The piece notes the couple’s public announcement and upcoming college plans.
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Cupid
W. H.lanaford
Eli
Thelma
Paul Shirah
Plains
Justice of the Peace
J. N. Carter
Americus
Thia
Aya
Ameria
Hedy
Mia
Nota
Shock Em to Death in War on Boll Weevil
Georgia armer promotes a new method labeled Shock Em to Death aimed at boll weevil control. The entomology board reviewed the approach and granted testing for potential patent application.
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Georgia Armer
Board of Entomology
Plea for Soldier Bonus From Senator AFCumer
A plea voiced by Senator AFCumer urges enactment of a soldier bonus law. The message frames the measure as a matter of business ethics and political honor, seeking legislative action and support from fellow lawmakers.
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Senator Afcumer
Congress Debates Soldier Bonus Term Change
Senator McCumber leads opening Senate debate on amended House bill replacing cash bonus with bank loan certificate. He argues term change avoids extravagance and that the government can fund the bill without new taxes, urging revision of wartime views amid financial considerations.
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Washington
Congress
McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
Eres Iexaiees
Rail talks fracture as big five balk at peace plan
In New York 148 railroad heads meet at the Yale club to decide whether to accept Brotherhood mediations or push a finish. Western lines push optimism while eastern roads stand by loyal workers and old seniority rules amid strike pressure and pay rise shocks.
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New York
Associated Press
Yale Club
Harding
L. F. Tore
Delaware & Hudson
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvaniia
A. H. Smith
New York Central
Frederick Underwood
Eris
B. J. Pearson
New, Haven
Daniel Iard
Church Overseer Proposes Edifice Addition in Athens
A local church votes to seek a $100,000 General Board loan for building a large auditorium at the university site. Dr Walt backs an enlarging plan to provide free seats, with the quarterly conference approving the extension.
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General Conference
Boar
Hey
Walt
Athens
Athens MN Widow Mrs Booth Dies on Wednesday
Mrs. Bell Booth widow of George M. Booth and mother of Booth of this city died Wednesday. Funeral services will be held with the body's arrival and interment to follow at Oconee Cemetery.
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Athens
Bell Bell Booth
George M. Booth
Sean Ee Ne Atar- Booth
Booth
Eclereane
Jake Ie
Oconee
Emblem Wow at National YMCA Contest in Athens Ga 1922
A bronze emblem decorates the City scene at the 1922 National YMCA contest in Athens Georgia. The youths’ names are listed on the shield as champions of the event.
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Y. M. GA
Athens Ga
Champi
Athens Storefronts Featured in The Banner-Herald Shop Guide
Local Athens merchants appear in the Banner-Herald Shop Guide highlighting storefronts, deals, and seasonal offerings. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and support area businesses during the current promotional period.
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Ries
Larry ‘Gantt
al Lvin
T. Larry Gantt
Ore Outfit
Coach Dekle
Sersle
University
Banker-Hérald
University of Georgia
Yates
Rths Atavement Sectares
Enha
Sher
Win-Williams Paint Company
Conyers
First Methodist Church
Rail Heads
B. ML
Jewell
NEW Ork
Association of “Railway Executives
Bie
Meleiy
Western
Anthony
Ndovtorium
Spéen
Heo
International
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