Georgia business optimism grows as cotton and wages rise
Georgia merchants and farmers report stronger cash flow with cotton shipments rising and currency movement surging. Citizens and Southern Bank notes fourfold year over year currency shipments to Georgia towns as Mills B Laney forecasts a large cotton crop and improved trade this fall and winter.
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A Sgn SA
United States Steel Co
New England
Ford
Geor
Mills B. Lané
Georgia
Tariusne and
Southern Bank
Lane
Georgia Banks Aid Farmers and Cooperative Finance
Georgia banks pledge cooperation with a farm bureau led movement to finance dairy cow purchases in carload lots and expand creameries and pastures. The aim is to boost farmers’ returns and help set up county wide dairy supply networks through organized lending and supply arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Fa
Sont Eepomanina
Io Bureaus
Fh Organi
Turner ‘Pot
Farm Bureau
Canl
Cme
Athens Residents Debate Dog Control Law in 1806 Meeting
In Athens the discussion centered on whether a police officer should be allowed to shoot dogs on the street if the owner is not present. A child’s plea against killing a dog named Jack sparked broader concerns, with many citizens opposing dog legislation. Some urged no law, noting little need for dog control in their town.
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Agg
Carbo
Athens
Jack
Speter
Jonas
New York
Ald & Townsman
Petr
Ler, Jr
Atlanta
D. W
Meadow
Madison County
L. B. Ty
Athens Rm
J. D. Price
Warmington
B.k.lwin
City
Peat
Athens urged to build unity through team work
The piece extols teamwork as essential for Athens growth, urging Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, and Rotary clubs to form allied teams to back city propositions. It highlights J Warren Smith as a key organizer for educating cotton growers on cal llium arsenate to combat boll weevil and notes swine farming and cooperative selling expanding in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Stara
Chamber of Commerce
Kiawanis ‘Club
Rotarians
Dt Gyatenery
Ema
J.warren Smith
Georgia National Bank
Citi
Local Races and Jobs Highlight Small-Town News
In Lexington a garage mill project by a local firm Roland and Berry surfaces as a business venture. Mrs 1ling and family discuss finances while terms like liberal and $100,000 appear in context of ongoing discussions. Mrs George J. Cunnim dies, widow mourned. her husband served as sheriff and is now road supervisor. Judge Phil W. Davis announces candidacy for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorbe Ake
Lex
Roland and Berry
Bae Eter
George J. Cunnim
Ington
Sores
Phil W. Davis
Franks County News Briefs and Local Notices
Local notes report A B Vickery selected to handle cotton for the Cooperative Marketing Association at Lavonia. A Ku Klux Klan gathering was planned in Boweresville, a fire caused about $2000 damage, calcium usage touted by farmers, and county discussions on crops and telephones. A longtime lady passed away in Winder and a fair was canceled according to The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Vickery
Co-operative Marketing Association
Lavonia
Dewey Tontana
Boweresville
Land Named New Vocational Head in Georgia
F E Land elected director of the state vocational education section under Smith Hughes law, succeeding Dr M M Brittain as head of Georgia Tech administration. The board commended Brittain and praised Land’s rehab and training work. notes on staff assignments and federal funding followed.
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David Se Aten
Ee Fao de Ba
Brittain
Land
PaPulie Soe
Ie Canpon
Georgia School of Technology
Misa Epsie Campbell
Univeristy’ of
Georgia
Congress
Georgia National Board
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Athens Resident
An Athens reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The testimonial recalls sudden severe kidney pain and nightly urinary issues improved after using the product bought at Palmer and Sons Drug Store. The narrator credits lasting relief and urges others to try the remedy from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taig
Dean
Athens
W. B. Tuck
B. Broad
Palmer and Sons
Foster-Milburn, Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Fragmentary note on funds and burial references
A garbled entry mentions a burial for a father named Bwat ford and references Dr. Jaca who lived here for years and now resides in South Dakota. The text alludes to funds and a board's ability to supply but is largely unintelligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwatford
Jaca
South Dakota
Tom Irv Invites Friends to Big Cookout
Tom Irwin of Smithonia hosts a large cookout inviting a number of friends to attend the event. The get together centers on barbecue and socializing with neighbors and locals expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Irv
Tom Irwin
Smithonia
Barbecue Feasts Noted Attendee List From Oglethorpe Event
A fragmented report recalls a barbecue in Oglethorpe County near Athens attended by notable locals including Mrs Ben Juhan Mrs Johns and Mrs Ward of Winder. The gathering drew many friends who praised it as one of the best ever attended.
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Atheng
Ty Irwin
Oglethorpe Cou
Ben Juhan
Mra
Miss Johns
Deny Wards
Winder
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South China
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Statesman
Sarees
Celine
Thurston
Mepapr
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Desise
Tad
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Harding
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Bette
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Thia
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Pooner
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Dalethdhrr
Franklin County
Jasper, County
Indiana
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HD Sackwors
Lee Smith
Hale County
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Banner
Montana
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Wyoming
Boston
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Mountsin
Jaflante
West Point B. Ry
Georgia Railroad
Billups
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F. E. Land
New Vocational
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United States Tires
United States
Rubber Company
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Winterville, Ga
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