Opportunity for Clarke farmers at Athens conference
Clarke county farmers are urged to attend a week long Farmers conference in Athens from January 22 through 27. The event offers free local travel and hotel cost savings for a fifty mile radius, with experts and business leaders presenting sessions on progress, experiments, and farm expansion. Attendees will meet College of Agriculture experts invited for the occasion and gain practical value for current farm challenges.
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Clarke County
Athens
Otata Clarke
State College of Agriculture
Good Business And Good Cheer In Cotton Region
A year after boll weevil damage cut cotton yields and sparked panic among farmers, merchants, bankers, and manufacturers, the community faced discord. Now farmers plan a stronger, cooperative approach, confident in cotton’s return with proper methods, urging mutual help and unity. The piece praises local resilience and calls for continued cooperation to sustain progress.
Big Lot of Cotton in South Georgia Sale
The Camilla Enterprise reports 1 800 bales of cotton from Judge Bush of Mitchell County were sold under court order for heirs distribution. Notable rivals included Ed Richardson of Mississippi and Jim Smith of Oglethorpe County, with Barrett & Co. contesting as Bush’s likely top buyer. L. D. Hill at Gough yields 620 bales using boll weevil control, cited by Frank Barrett as pivotal for restoring normal production. the poison is costly but aims to revive infected areas.
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Camilla
Judge Bush
Mitchell County
South Georgia
Ed Richardson
Mississippi
Jim Smith
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
Jim McGowan
Frank Barrett
Barrett & Co
Barrett
Protecting the Fish Across States and Hatchery Gaps
The piece argues for controlling invasive German carp that devastate game fish and suggests drastic measures such as culling. It praises Western hatcheries for restocking streams and questions Georgia’s lack of a hatchery, noting Orangeburg DC as the only one known in the region and criticizing legislative focus on grand but unimplemented fish protections.
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Oregon
Arizona
Georgia
Orangeburg
D. C
Daily Sermonette Reflection on Covetousness and Economy
A brief sermonette cites Luke 12 15 warning against covetousness and notes John Ruskin on minimal wants and living within means. The text frames personal economy as first principle, urging restraint and avoiding waste of what is provided.
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John Ruskin
Why Shouldn't They Why Shouldn't They by Berton Braley
A short poem contrasts fathers with giants and heroic parent figures. Ordinary men are shown as real heroes in a child’s view, capable of feats beyond the giants of fantasy. The piece reflects on parental strength and the value of everyday courage.
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Berton Braley
NBA
Puzzle trains meet between Philadelphia and New York
A puzzle states two trains start from Philadelphia and New York, separated by ninety miles. One travels at 60 mph with a 16 minute Philadelphia stop, the other at 500 mph with no stops. Which train is closest to Philadelphia when they meet.
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Philadelphia
New York
Alabama to Open Session on State Matters
Montgomery plans for a legislative session to review educational policy, state institutions, and public schools. Debate on agricultural statute revisions, fiscal cuts affecting salaried staff, and municipal home rule is expected, with Governor-Elect Brandon taking part.
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Als
Po Ning
Ogisere Oni
Sid Port of Te
W. W. Brandon
Pope and King Gift Vatican Campaign Medals and Tableware
In Rome, the pope and the king contributed symbols to a campaign effort. The pope sent an artistic medallion while the king provided a silver table service.
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Rome
Bytor Emmanuel
Masons Campaign Against Drug Traffic Recalls Scottish Rite
Chicago consistory of 13 000 thirty second and thirty third degree Masons launches nationwide effort to eliminate narcotic traffic and drug habit forming substances. G Beach, member and chief Federal Narcotic forces, heads initiative with Scottish Rite rite series to enlist all parts of the country.
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Chicago
G. Beach
Big Wheat Exports From United States Reported
Washington reports a public note on wheat exports from the United States with details on shipments and trade implications. Officials note growing overseas demand and potential shifts in domestic production and prices, highlighting the role of rail logistics and international markets.
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Washington
United States
Varsity Lineup Shows Selections For Tennessee Game
Athens notes from Banner Files recount personal visits and upcoming football plans. Selections include Sewanee and University of Tennessee players with full lineups listed, highlighting team members, numbers, and positions for the Saturday afternoon matchup.
County farm life and county fair plans debated
The article praises the county farm under Commissioners Hodgson White and Griffoth for humane care with sufficient food and dairy. It urges early premiums for a multi county fair in the region, aiming to unite farmers, boost livestock, and create a showcase. It also notes whiskey crimes and calls for strict penalties.
Railway damages Dublin map shows widespread destruction
A Southern and Western Railway map reveals that over the past year the line’s right of way was wrecked at 375 spots. The tally includes 52 derailed engines 93 bridges destroyed and 96 signal cabins and related structures razed. Public notices urge readers to respond via Banner-Herald advertisements.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Southern and Western Railway
Popcorn as a Money Crop Sparks Georgia County Debate
Letters from Z S Norville and farmer Wyatt Collins tout popcorn as a profitable, low-effort feed and cash crop in Mississippi and the South. They claim one acre can yield more feed than several acres of corn, with $5 a bushel market value and minimal extra work. The item also notes Athens lights and business moves as a New Year boost.
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Z.S. Norville
Central of Georgia Railroad
Jones County
Miss
Collins
Will Carlton
Agricultural College
Jackson
Dr. Carlton
C Ilins
Mississippi
Mr. Norville
T. Larry Gantt
Banner and Herald
Norville
Sinn Fein appeal urged for peace as Dublin convention ends
Nineteen Sinn Fein clubs meet at Mansion Street to back re summoning of the Irish congress and uphold Collins DeValera agreement from last May. They urge moral support from Gaels and all Irish organizations for a just permanent peace and appeal for aid to achieve settlement. In Chicago a 260000 fire injures five as debris falls from a building housing Superior Perfume and Shaw knitting firms.
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Dublin
Thy
Dublin Linn Fey
Organ
Chicago
Superior
Shaw Knitting Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Marks Fast Cough Relief Claim
An old ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar provides quick relief for coughs including influenza croup la grippe and chills without opiates. The wording emphasizes widespread use and effectiveness across cough illnesses.
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Maryland
Foley
Avoid Influenza Grip Pneumonia The Vicks Remedy
Medical notes claim colds grip and pneumonia are germ diseases spread by breathing. They recommend avoiding sneezers, using Vicks in nostrils, inhaling vapors, and home care with hot baths, lemonade, and sleep. A vapor lamp concept credits Mr L Richardson with making Vicks from menthol and oil of eucalyptus, touting its antiseptic, rubefient properties for respiratory infections.
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Peteey
L. Richardson
North Carolina
Richardson
Vicks
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