Farmers reshape markets near Lexington with cooperative warehouse
In Lexington last Friday Mr Gelders and Mr Shackelford discuss country conditions and farmer aid. A warehouse run by Shackelford processes corn and other crops, separating grain from shuck with mechanized labor. Patrons receive profit shares based on produce, encouraging food crop production and local marketing.
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Lexington
Gelders
Herald
W. A. Shackelford
Oglethorpe Echo
Oglethorpe
Leeds
Mr. Shuckterord
Dublin
Leurgia
Ithar Walici
Nocutlery
Wiens
Athens Chamber Seeks Expanded Trade Plan For Northeast Georgia
At the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting on January 12 Secretary Carroll aims to present a five year plan to develop Athens Clarke County and the surrounding trade territory. The program covers agriculture manufacturing roads and schools with broad cooperation among local interests to create a richer region. The effort stresses sustained action over years and compares the Chamber to a wagon hauling a heavy load that must be maintained to move forward.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hinton Securities
Carrol Pple
Athens
Georgia
Ite
Foreat
Carroll
Basamo
Hiroeelf
Atainds
Theb
Esse
Clarke
County
Small plant warehouses Hopeful for Merchants and Farmers
The text advocates initial costs around 3000 dollars for small plant warehouses to aid merchants and farmers nationwide. It cites Mr. Shackelford and Mr. Bhackelford proposing a Dublin plant, urging the Chamber of Commerce to study and possibly fund an industry that would stabilize prices and improve delivery of produce to markets. It envisions county by county deployment and local stock allocations to align farmer interests with the parent establishment.
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Bhackelford
Busihear
Athens
el Tienes
Me. Shackelford
Ogle
Chamber OF Commerce
Chamley of Commerce
Dublin
Abuta Che
Ayerly
Fragmentary Page Snippet Hints at Continued Story
OCR fragment from page eight shows continuation marker Eight with incomplete text. The readable portion suggests a multi page article continuing on a later page, leaving key details missing and no clear event or entities identifiable.
Mrs Tyler resigns from Ku Klux Klan post in Atlanta
Mrs Elizabeth Tyler announced Wednesday night her resignation as assistant to E Y Clarke head of the propagation department of the Ku Klux Klan effective immediately. She cited her daughter's illness and her doctor said she would collapse without rest. She praised the Klan and said she would remain with it in spirit.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
E. Y. Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
George C Thomas Assumes Reins Of City Government
George C Thomas takes command as mayor pro tem and sets a liberal policy toward schools under a new administration. Paul Conolly is chosen as mayor pro tem.
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George C. Thomas
Paul Conolly
Committee Named for Ensuring Year in City Council
Mayor Thomas appointed the following committees for the year 1922 Finance and Claims Arm atrone Thornton Connolly Ordinance and Legislation Hill Connolly Crymes Prison and Convicts Crymen Heywood Hill Insurance and Batter a nap nes Gul Crymes Dotte Sewers and Drals Hew land Heywood Culp Public Schools and Printing Conolly Howland Thorn Waterworks McLeroy Culp Armstrong Hearth and Markets Dotttery McLeroy Hill Public Improvement and Public Property Heywood Armstrong Howland
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Thomas
Armatrone
Thornton
Connolly
Hill
Conolly
Crymes
Heywood
Hewland
Culp
Conolly, Howland
Thorn‘ ‘Waterworks
McLeroy, Culp
Armstrong
Dottery
Inaugural address sets city on tight budget in Athens
Mayor George C. Thomas and new council sworn in at city hall. He pledges strict economy with public funds and no tax cuts until costs normalize, signals higher personal property valuations and broader tax reach including hidden property. Inaugural speech urges careful, lawful appropriation and fiscal restraint.
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Athens
George C. Thomas
Judge Thomas
Plannes
Thomas
Council
Folllows
Aldermanic Board
City of
Board of Control
Democracy preserves Chamber of Commerce role and unity
An excerpt emphasizes that the Chamber of Commerce remains a democratic body despite varied professions. It asserts unity and ongoing democratic structure across financiers professors blacksmiths carpenters merchants doctors lawyers farmers and other members. The passage reflects confidence in inclusive participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Itn Blimey
Sfforpa
Retiring Athens Mayor Receives Silver Service Gift
In a city hall ceremony, Mayor Andrew C. Erwin received a silver service from city employees as thanks for his four years of leadership. Judge Blanton Fortson praised Erwin’s loyal, friendly administration and Athens’ strong finances. Reports noted a bank balance, healthy public health stats, and a banner year for building. The meeting also addressed bond, health, and paving updates, and a Jackson Street parking protest led to a new parking plan proposal.
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Andrew C.’ Erwin
Blanton Fortson
Superior Court
Ervin
Fortson
Fortaon
Erwi
Athens
Erwin
Judge Fortson
Bond Commission
Finance Committee
Health Board
Civil Engineer
Atlanta
J. W. Barnett
Charles M. Snelling
Jackson Street
Council of Athens
Clayton
Broad Streets
Green and Fields
Kitts
Andrew C. Erwin
Sproul Won't Resign to Allow Senate Appointment
Philadelphia Governor Sproul said he will not resign so the lieutenant governor can appoint his successor to the Senate to succeed Penrose. He noted any Senate move would be by election and plans to name a successor later, with funeral arrangements quietly pending as burial permit details were issued.
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Philadelphia
Sprouls
Senate
Boles Penrose
Sproul
Penrose
Rotary Lunch At The Georgian Hotel In Athens
The Rotary club held its semi monthly luncheon at the Georgian hotel with most Athens Rotarians present. Hon. T. Larry Gantt attended as visitor guest, introduced by Rotarian C. D. Flanifen. A juvenile detention home for Clarke county was discussed, with a committee appointed to pursue arrangements with authorities.
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Rotary Club
Georgian
Athens
Avit‘ Nix
Rotary
T. Larry. Gantt
C. D. Flanifen
Flani Ben
Colonel Gantt
Banner-Watchman
Bradwell
E. F. Porter
T.H. Dozier, Jr
J. 8. Stewart
University
Julian Goethius
Fred J. Orr
Hugh H. ‘Gordon, Jr
T. Ff. Nickerson
RF. F
Hardeman
From His Associates In Office Thele TM Ester
A short note recounts a testimonial linked to Thele TM Ester within an office context. It highlights a formal commendation by associates, reflecting professional regard and organizational ties.
Pair Robs Four Places Secures Electric Goods
Two young white boys Horace Smith and Randall Smith of Athens are held in the city jail charged with robbing four local sites in the past week. They confess to stealing electrical goods from the Normal School Moore College University campus a local garage and the Athens Railway and Electric plant on Mitchell Bridge Road. A large cache of electrical appliances and motion picture machine parts was found at their home. They claimed intent to build a wireless outfit and did not sell goods, instead using them.
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Horace Smith
Wilson Hour Observed Jan 16 For Wilson Foundation
The National Foundation designates the sixty minutes from noon to 1 pm on Monday January 16 as Wilson Hour to honor Woodrow Wilson. During the hour supporters nationwide may be at home or at work to receive contributions for the Foundation and to declare allegiance to Wilson’s principles.
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Woodrow
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Wison
Agriculrturists Call Capital Meeting January 23
Washington dispatch notes President Harding labeled Woneaday by Secretary Wallace as agricultrists urge a national varienitoral gathering in the capital, with a meeting slated for January 23 to discuss policy directions and farm support.
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Capital
Washington
Edntyrones
Harding
Wallace
Coster Shops Reopen Near Southern Railway Yard
The Coster shops near the Southern Railway reopened Wednesday with about 200 men returning to work. The move follows a period of shutdown and aims to resume production and maintenance services for the railway facility.
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Coster
Knoelthe Coster
Routhern
Railway
Wesneasay
Kato Says Japan Aided Suppressing Bolshevik Menace
Washington dispatch reveals Admiral Kato, Japan's senior delegate, said Japan aided General Semienoff against Bolshevik influence in Siberia to break German and Austro Hungarian threats. After Semionoff Kolchak and social revolutionaries clashed, Japan adopted a stance of strict neutrality.
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Washington
The
Associated Press
Admiral Kato
Japan
Semienoff
Siberia
Semionoff Kolchak
Social Revolutionaries
Dr Lee speaks at University Y M C A about life and service
Dr William A Lee student secretary of the State Y M C A addressed Athens University Wednesday night on Capitalizing Circumstances. He urged thinking in terms of life and urged educated men and women to face what they would do with living. The series aims to bring notable speakers to campus for broad national life perspectives.
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William A. Lee
State
Young Mens Christian’ ‘Association
Lee
Whch
Athens
J.gulick
William Jennings Bryan
Ompkins
America
Young Men's Christian Association
League of Women Voters Meet in Savannah Georgia
The Georgia State League of Women Voters holds its third Aegion convention at the DeSoto Hotel in Savannah Thursday and Friday. Mrs Haynes McFadden of Atlanta presides. Directors meet at 9 30 am then the first business session. Sessions run morning, afternoon and evening with Friday evening omitted. Notable speakers include Maud Wood Park Julian B Salley and I Fitzpatrick.
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Savannah
Georgia State League of Women Voters
DeSoto Hotel
Haynes McFadden
Atlanta
Desoto
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women, Voters
Julian B. Salley
I. Fitzpatrick
Georgia Club
Wio
Funeral Services For Mrs Manus Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Manus aged 76 who died at her home near Mars Hill church in Oconee county will be conducted from the home Thursday. Rev Willie Baye will officiate and interment will follow in the Malcomb Cemetery, Dinaway County. Funeral directors are in charge. She is survived by four children Anette Arnold Etta Dailey Dan Manus and others.
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Manus
Fannie
Mars Hill Church
Oconee County
Ila
Willie Baye
Malcomb
Dinaway Co
Tie Arnold
Ridges
Etta
Dailey
M So
Officer Opie Testimony At Senate Probe Of Soldier Deaths
Major Hieron Opie of Staunton Virginia faces a Senate investigating committee denying he shot a soldier in cold blood. Witnesses testified Opie shot a runner at the front and four others saw the killing. others claimed soldiers hanged after death were buried with nooses and black caps.
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Opie
Washington
Hieron Opie
Staunton
Virginia
Senate
Grayson Withrow
Baltimore
Ople
William F
John
Lounchburg
ST. John
Havelonen
Brandegee
Watson
Georgia
Soo
Phi Kappa Holds Fine Meeting On Wednesday Night
Phi Kappa holds a well attended meeting with President Watson opening the year. Debates centered on the Dyer Lynch Bill, with Willam Tate C Cohen and EB H Dixon for the affirmative and W L Robinson R B Shaw and Dornblatt for the negative. Officers elected included T G Smaha as Assistant to the President and H B Fant as Assistant to the President, I P Myerson as Censor, Z C Hayes as Critle, and J S Sheppard as Corresponding Secretary.
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Watson
Phi Kappa - Ron
Wee Ae
Dyer’ Lynch
Willam Tate
Cohen
EB. H. Dixon
W.L. Robinson
Dornblatt
T. G. Smaha
I. .P.myerson
Oliver
Morton
Critle
Z. .C. Hayes
J.3 Sheppard
Americus appoints Wheatley city engineer
_AMERICUS_ Charles Wheatley, 1920 University of Georgia civil engineer, has been appointed city engineer of Americus. Salary fixed at 2100 dollars for the year, a reduction from prior pay. Wheatley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley, has worked in the state highway department under W C Cage Jr, and succeeds the late Crawford Wheat. The council and Mayor Sheppard announced the informal agreement after a conference. TheText continues with references to other department heads and upcoming budget adoption._
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Americus
Charles ‘Wheate
D. Tiedman
Tiedman
Aesman
Wheatley
Sheppard
Iate
Crawford _Wheat
Helen Wheatley
Esty
Chraen
Fuursaay
Smiu
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Need For Warehouse
Stuckelford
Seg. Carroll
Serle
Eig
Mrs. Tyler
Ku Klux Organization
Mmayor A.C. Erin
Little Girl
Detaei Uante
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
Sprouk
United States
Kato
DR. Lee
YAMCA
League of Women Voters
Phi Kappa
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