Calamity Howl Sells Hope in Athens Lands
In a column by Larry Gantt readers are urged to invest now as a market rebound looms. The piece argues that wartime cotton booms and inflated land prices collapsed, hitting farmers hard while hiding money and causing hard times. It predicts a rapid value recovery and promotes buying land, farms, and property to secure profitable returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timor
Emmerce
Franklin County
Howler
Athens
Tate
Wealthy criminals in jail amid iron bars and pies
Four rich manufacturers jailed for Sherman anti trust violations spend four months at Newark Street Jail. Nobbs Shilstone Shails and Reth, kept in one hospital ward cell, receive pie and occasional better meals via staff and visitors, while observing prison routine.
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Newabk. N
Richard McQuinchens
Newark Street
Frank H. Nobbs
Arthur Shilstone
Albert Shails
Hermar Reth
Lockwood Legislative Committee
New York
Morris Canal
Noted writer dead in Speen droatie at Pappaplery
Fragmentary notice reports the death of a noted writer in a Speen droatie incident near Pappaplery, with details unclear but noting the author’s prominence.
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Howe TW
Goose hides gold nugget in craw found in Mulvane
In Mulvane Kansas Charles English found a goose that laid an egg containing a gold nugget. The fowl was killed for New Year dinner and the owner noted the remarkable find. He plans to lease the nearby gravel area for prospects.
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Mulvane
Charles English
Federal Reserve Sees Improving Conditions in December
Washington report from the Federal Reserve board notes continued uptrend in business and gradual return to normal conditions when comparing the current reports with December last year. Net improvement appears despite a recession in activity versus the previous December.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Business Improvement Forecast Seen in Washington and Nation
A midyear assessment signals improving business and economic conditions across the United States and globally. Analysts point to steadier markets, rising consumer demand, and cautious optimism despite persistent inflation and global tensions.
Argentine Bandits Advancing Toward Meglan Territory
Reported movement of about 300 Argentine bandits armed with machine guns toward Meglan territory raises alarms. Military authorities say the group is advancing through border areas and could threaten regional stability.
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Meglan
Argentina
Southern Railway Employees Face Wage Reduction and Closure Talk
Knoxville Tenn. shop employees are asked to accept wage reductions amid reports of an indefinite closing of operations at the Southern Railway shop. The announcement signals potential job cuts and a pause in production.
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Southern
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Southern Railway
Comter
Snopa
Conference news on Far East charges at arms talks
Reported unofficially by ASSOCIATED PRESS, Far East delegates accused Franco Japanese links over Siberia while French and Japanese deny. Submarine rules and Shantung deadlock dominate discussions as Albert Sarraut denies commitments and Japanese seek settlement.
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Abhington
Arnaonfere Wan Aten
Far Eastern
Iufta
Siberia
Chita
Mrty
Soteneal Picentacton
Albert Sarraut
Hughes
Sarraut
Liberia
United States
Shantung
Hughes Forced High Plan On Japanese
Washington reports reveal a British spokesman admitting the four power treaty could include Japan proper. The view allegedly pressured Baron Kato by Hughes and Balfour, altering the interpretation of the pact and highlighting surprise moves at the conference.
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Hughes
Philip Simms
Washington
Messia
Balfour
Baron Kato
Japan
America
England
France
Corn Aid Purchases Mapped for Russian Relief
Fragmentary report notes a fund in New Orleans and shipments of corn totaling one million bushels. Mentions origins in Baltimore or New York for eventual distribution to famine sufferers in Russia.
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New Orleans
Russia
Baltimore
Ambitions for Athens 1922 prompt civic letters
The Banner-Herald calls Athens residents to mail letters outlining city ambitions for 1922. It urges broadening growth, a healthy community spirit, and frank discussion to identify top needs and spur civic betterment for a year with 355 days of opportunity.
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The
Banner-Herald
Athone
Batndr+Herald
Aten
Athens
Benner- Herald
Cordele Fire Destroys Williams Building Services Complex
A Monday night blaze gutted the Williams Building in Cordele housing a service station James B Furniture Company Cordele Top and Harness offices and other offices. Damages are estimated around 100000 with speculation methane involvement during the incident.
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Cordele
Williams
James B. Furniture
Cordele Top and Harness Company
Dev
Triste
Repeal of Luxury Taxes Under Revenue Act of 1922
Tax changes repeal several levies including nuisance and luxury taxes on soft drinks and ice cream parlors effective January 1922. Wearing apparel taxes shift to a 5 percent rate on selected items. manufacturer payable excise taxes apply to specified goods. jewelry sales taxed at 1.6 percent by vendors.
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Revenue Act of
Paxton
Weather shifts warm across gulf states and east of Mississippi
Readable forecast notes a temperature rise from Florida to the Gulf states and further east of the Mississippi River on Tuesday as conditions warm. The fragmented text references a coastal area and general regional warming trends with no specific cities or figures provided.
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Florida
Gulf States
Miseisiippi River
President and Mrs Harding Hold New Year Reception
Washington President and Mrs Harding opened the White House to the public for the first New Year’s reception in nine years. About 6 500 attended, many waiting in a bitter wind in a long crowd along Pennsylvania Avenue. Officials and military officers led the official section from 11 to 1, as gates admitted a cosmopolitan crowd. Children drew special notice, including four Black youngsters who advanced ahead of their mothers, while the line moved at 34 to 40 per minute under the rule to keep hands in sight.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nekroes
Internal Revenue Returns and Tax Payment Deadlines
The text outlines tax payment timing for manufacturers or vendors with the tax remittance to the director of internal revenue by the last day of the month following the month of sale. It references forms and regulations for returns and guidance for collecting offices.
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Internal Revenue
Great Inroads Are Made By Edward Thierry New York
In America the narcotics crisis grows with opium heroin and cocaine use surging skyward. Dr. Simon and Chief Oyler warn of rising addiction, high illicit profits, and widespread trafficking from New York to Philadelphia and beyond.
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Edward Thierry
New York
America
South America
United
Beceey Congress
Cerleton
Simon
York
National’ Narcotic Police
Osonusha
Jodo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Oyler
Chloean
Dyler
Philadelphia
Europe
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Soewigt
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Sherman
Federal Reserve
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U. S. Customs
West Cressy
Cosleen Simon
Werte
Mississippi
Harding Hold
BENG
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