Georgia Farm Bureau convention coincides with Georgia Markets meet
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation will hold its annual convention in Athens at the State College of Agriculture January 24 25 at the same time delegates will attend the Georgia Market conference meeting January 23 28 in Athens. Clarke county bureau plans delegate appointments and possible new officers. Exhibits on dairy and livestock will be arranged by Dr Mitch P Jarnigan with emphasis on sour cream shipping and butter production benefiting farmers.
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State Farm Bureau Federaton of Georgia
Athens
State College of Agriculture
Jones Purcell
Farm Bureau of Georgia
Georgia Markets
Ate College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Clarke County
Calrke County
Georgia Market Conference
Mitch P. Jarnigan
Agricultil College
Agricultural Notes Denoting Activity Among Farmers
Dublin Ga reports a successful poultry auction by the chamber of commerce with best grades up to 23 1 4 cents and eggs at 30 32 cents per dozen. Bluffton and Credille host two sour cream routes shipping twenty gallons weekly to Moultrie Creamery, while Treutlen farmers plan large watermelon plantings for market. Sumter County hogs yield 1993.47 dollars in sales at 6 1 2 cents per pound, and Mason's cannery project advances with a 600 pound creamery churn installed at Mason. A Mason cannery plan in Jones county promises new farm money, and Dublin’s Georgia creamery opens soon with market shipments. Swine breeders prep a Georgia show and sale in Ashburn with buyers from MD to FL, featuring Gov. Hartwick and Dr. Soyle on the program.
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Dublin
Chamber of Commerce
Clay County
Bluffton
D. M. Treadwell
T. Norton
Credille
Moultrie Creamery, Company
Treutlen
Soperton
Sumter County
Plains
Americas
South Carolina
George O. Marshall
Moultrie
Sumter
Jones Farmers
Gray
Jones County
Mason
J. O. Bonner
Canning Company
Geentin
Liurens
Laurens
Ashburn Ashburn
Borgia Swine Breeders’ Association
Maryland
Florida
Cal W. D. Scott
Edison, Ga
L. W. Trear
Farmer and Stockman
Jacksonville
Pia
Ue Tioneers
Georgia
Hartwick
Andrew M. Soyle
19 Million U.S. Car Buyers Seen by Banker Ayers
Leonard Ayers of Cleveland estimates about 19 million Americans qualify as actual or potential automobile owners. He notes nearly half already own cars and predicts many of the remainder will buy smaller cheaper cars, inviting readers to hear Mr Wentworth.
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United States
Leonard Ayers
Cliveland
Mr. Wentworth
Madame Lustrat Heads Athens Relief Clothing Chest
Madame Joseph Lustrat organizes a community clothing chest committee at the Woman's Club to supply garments for Athens charity work. The group, drawn from churches and women’s welfare groups, will store at Red Cross rooms with keys held by Miss Dickson and Mrs. McHatton. Groups will collect, clean, repair, and produce items for all ages, including sheets, dressings, layettes, and food for the sack, reviving wartime cooperation and fellowship.
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Community Clothing Chest
Athens
Joseph Lustrat
Woman's Club
Rooma
Madame Lustrat
Womens’ Welfare
Red Cross
Three Day Conference Brings National Speakers to Athens
The Athens welfare conference set for January 23-25, 1922 will bring speakers of national reputation. Organizers plan talks on health, family welfare, juvenile delinquency, crime and disease plus public policy. The event, announced by James L. Sibley, extends over three days with focused sessions on policy and underlying causes.
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Athens
James L. Sibley
SS Cee
Virginia Legislature Opens with Roads and Prohibition Topics
The Virginia legislature meets in Richmond on Wednesday for a 60 day session. Key topics include good roads, enforcement of prohibition, development of Hanptet Roads, and amendment of pilotage laws.
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Newport News
Virginia
Richmond
Democrats Push Dyer Anti Lynching Bill Debate
Democrats in Washington resume debate on the Dyer anti lynching bill as Republican leaders face renewed filibuster. Beginning of discussion was delayed by roll calls demanded by Representative Garrett of Tennessee triggering cross party friction.
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Washington
House
Garrett
Tennessee
Health worn to a frazzle by Cardul in Dayton Texas
Mrs. FH Weldel of Dayton recounts lasting fatigue and weakness improved by Cardul a herbal tonic she credits with making her “a new woman.” The letter touts Cardul as a safe dependable remedy used for over 40 years by thousands of women promising relief from womanly pains and general ill health.
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Dayton, Tex
FH. Weldel
Cardus
Cardul
Texas
Cardal
Negro Health Conference Program Endorsed by Athens Civic Groups
A statewide health and welfare conference endorsed by Athens civic organizations outlines sessions on public health, child hygiene, juvenile dependency, and Negro health issues. Notable participants include Dr. T F Abercrombie, Burr Blackburn, Mrs. J E Hayes, and Dr. W H Doughty Jr, with themes on crime, disease among Negroes, and statewide welfare cooperation.
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Athens
David Co
Barrow
T. F. Abercrombie
State Board of Health
Burr Blackburn
State Board of Public Welfare
J. EB. Hayes
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia State Board of Health
Ellis Health
DD. Blackwell
Hall County
L. GL. Lumaden
United States Pubic Health Service
Washington
Howard W. Odum
School of Public Welfare
University of North Carolina
Red Crowe and Family Service
Harry
South
G. Croft Williams
State Board Welfare
Columbia
8. C
T. J. Wooster, Jr. Atlant
Phelis-Stokes Foundation
BE. W. Glidden
Alto
Jackson Davis
Richmond
General Education Board
New York
Daiies H. Dillard
Charlottesville
Virginia
Seanes
Slater
R. R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Italians Fight In London Yes Carrarrs Clash Kills Three
In a bloody melee between Fascisti and Communists at Hiola near Carrarrs Italy three people died and about a dozen were wounded according to a Times Milan dispatch. Caribbean interveners were fired upon by riflemen from both factions as wholesale arrests followed.
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London
Fascisti
Comunists
Hiola
Carrarrs
Italy
Times
Milan
Road Weather Report Warns of Mud and Passable Sections
A highway weather service bulletin describes conditions across Georgia and nearby routes. Some stretches near Atlanta to Dalton Chattanooga are rough but passable, with very good segments between Trion and Rome. Several corridors, including Bankhead Highway and western branches, are muddy with ruts and become less firm in wet weather due to high traffic.
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Atlanta
Rome
Dalton
Chattanooga
Trion
Taylor's Bridge
Chattanoochee River
Mableton, Austell
Lithic Springs
Averell
Powder Springs
Athens
Madison
Buford
Gainesville
Corneliia
Dahlonega
Atlanta-Macon
Southsea
Atlanta- Newnan
Columbus
Louisiana
Improvement in 5 COR ve in
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Theft prevention plan eyed by engineers group
A New York automotive engineers meeting debated a uniform system to deter car thefts. They discussed a standard form to replace serial numbers, with a final number assigned at a factory. adoption could cut robbery rates significantly. Also appears a local ad for RAT-SNAP rat poison marketed as effective and odorless.
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New York
Gopdards
Sociedtomotive Engineers Typ
Solatetegral
Linz
Iytory
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College Ave
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
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Y -Citizens Pharmacy
Athens Banner
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Frank Presbrey
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