Larry Gantt's Column Bricht Business Outlook Here
Larry Gantt reflects on agricultural hardships and a gloomy outlook for farmers, urging a hopeful view for the country. He cites past depressions, cotton prices, weevil damage, and debt, arguing for cautious optimism and self-reliance as farmers adjust to modern challenges and potential recovery. He notes lower incomes, mortgage pressures, and the need to store crops while markets shift, concluding that next year may require import adjustments yet offers resilience through steady effort.
Raymond Collins Dies In Accident While Hunting Rabbits
Commerce Georgia report of Raymond Collins fatally wounded by an accidental shotgun discharge while rabbit hunting. He tried to reach a hospital after the incident but died en route before surgery. He is survived by his young wife.
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Dr H C White Celebrates 72nd Birthday at Georgia
Dr H C White of the University of Georgia marks his seventy second birthday and fifty years of service. He joined the faculty as a chemistry professor in 1872 and is regarded as a pioneer in the field and a beloved teacher and mentor in Athens.
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Breath Inspector policy joke for Youngstown police
A tongue in cheek notice in Youngstown Ohio announced a breath inspector to sniff policemen every four hours. Mayor-elect George L Oles praised the idea and said he would implement it on January 1. The notice claimed cloves wintergreen or peppermint would be used to mark offenders on the record.
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Youngstown
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George L. Oles
Worse To Come Is Manhattan Police New Year
NEW YORK The worst is yet to come, say city officials still coping with deaths and injuries from poisonous liquor in holiday drinking bouts. Police seek the liquor source after 11 deaths amid Christmas festivities.
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Gainesville Midland railway saved by Athens Chamber of Commerce
The Athens Chamber of Commerce will review efforts to prevent scrapping the Gainesville Midland railway after a receiver warns the line faces bad but remediable conditions. He urges local business leaders to route freight through Athens gateways to boost traffic and restore profitability.
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Georgia Factory Band Serenades Stockholders
The Georgia Factory brass band entertained company owners and officers Friday evening. The visit featured lively music and a segment that highlighted the workers and the factory community.
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Georgia Factory Band
Georgia Factory Brass Band
Epidemic of child murders shocks Atlantic states
NEA Service reports a wave of child killings across New York New Jersey and nearby areas. Victims range from toddlers to six year olds. many abductors are family members or acquaintances. Cases include Theresa Kucharski Giuseppe Versta Nicola Faba Nathaniel Ingraham and others. several suspects face trials or death penalties.
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New York
Wwen
Maiten
Anstranger
Theresa Kucharski
New Brunawick
Theresa
Gilbert Bean
Giuseppe Versta
Giuseppe
Matipta Russo
Moorestown
Madison
J. Frank Jancarek
Will
Nicola Faba
Paterson
N. J
Nicola
Nathaniel Ingraham
Poughkeepstle
N.Y
Julius Plaovaky
Park
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Chi Mra
Maria Erdelsoy
Kota
Hen Otebe
Lonfenmed
Frank Aljlento
New Jersey
Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
Jamen Paga
Permanent tariff measure being drafted in Senate
Senate tariff makers plan to start redrafting the permanent tariff bill passed by the house last spring. They aim to have it ready by early February, but the task of reviewing more than 100,000 items may delay it. Hearings nearly finished, with Southern tariff association representatives appearing January 9. The initial finance committee task focuses on the American valuation plan.
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Plane Flown From Ground By Wireless Control In France
In France an experimental pilotless aircraft was tested using wireless and automated systems. The device started itself after speed was reached, then autopilot maneuvers used a wing fan to lift and control surfaces. Ground wireless signals released a weight to cut the engine and set landing surfaces for a smooth descent. In another run a second plane operated for an hour with a silent pilot aboard until landing was commanded.
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Paris
France
Three Safes Blown in Auburn on Wednesday
In Auburn Lawrence County Georgia robbers blew open the vault of Flanigan Banking Company and the adjacent mercantile safe of T C Flanigan company. The post office safe was also blown. Suspects or clues were not found.
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Funeral for Mina O Brien Held Saturday in Atlanta
Mina Camille O'Brien the sole Atlantan among 22 American dead arriving in America will be mourned in Atlanta with a 10 o'clock Saturday morning service at Woolley Memorial Church officiated by Rev J L Algood of the Emory unit. She died in April 1919 in Europe while serving with Emory Hospital unit and will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery with Red Cross Legion doctors and nurses and War Mothers among those taking part.
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Conference on Low Prices of All Farm Products
Representatives of agriculture and related industries from across the country prepare to discuss the impact of low farm prices at a Washington conference sought by President Harding and to be called by Secretary Wallace. A tentative date has not yet been fixed.
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Vivilavar
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Australia seeks 11 million more inhabitants for growth
Associated Press reports Australia aims to add 11 million people as soon as possible to develop resources. Officials note 20 000 UK soldiers migrated under postwar emigration schemes, yet growth is slow and Britain spent 1.6 billion in 1920 on unemployment aid, suggesting funds wasted if idle Britons had been sent to Australia to support themselves.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Avantians Disclose Survivors In Brief Notice
Avantians note the deceased is survived by two sisters Mrs J H Hubert of Athens Georgia and Mrs W P Har, and by two brothers L A O'Brien of Decatur and Ft G Orpen of New York City.
Debs Granted Clemency by President Harding
Attorney General Daugherty announced Debs was freed from Atlanta federal penitentiary Christmas as an act of grace. Debs remains unforgiven for war law violations, with the text of his recommendation to President Harding disclosed.
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All Americans to Have Part in Wilson Foundation
Irvin B Cobb argues that support for Woodrow Wilson and his ideals should be inclusive beyond partisanship. He defends Wilson’s vision of peace and humanity, praising the foundation as a memorial to teach future generations about Wilson’s principles and to extend his ideals globally.
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Court Orders Agreement On Trustee Replacement In Boston
Supreme court Judge Crosby urged the Christian Science Publishing Company trustees and First Church of Christ Scientist directors to agree by Tuesday on a new trustee to replace Lamont Howland whose removal was upheld. The judge indicated he would consider appointing a temporary receiver for the church if agreement is not reached.
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British Position Explained By Lord Lee At Arms Conference
The Far East issue dominates talks as Britain faces apprehension over naval limits and carrier plans. American withdrawal from objections to Japan’s proposals signals shifts. Lord Lee clarifies Britain’s stance while a sub committee tackles 20 000 ton auxiliary craft questions amid deadlock on Shantung and broader Far East policy.
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Fire destroys Atlanta Supply Co building in high winds
The building housing the Atlanta Supply Co. was fully consumed by fire causing losses estimated at 160,000 dollars. High winds spread embers across adjoining structures on Pryor and Hunter streets near downtown, prompting a large fire response and threat to nearby blocks.
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Winder Masonic Officers Chosen for 1922
Winder Georgia royal arch masons select their 1922 officers with W. A. Bradley named high priest and C. C. Bienry? to head the chapter as king others listed for the slate.
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