Poultry Topics Highlight Georgia Conference Notes
Tuesday morning session at the State College of Agriculture focused on poultry and poultry products. Prof J H Wood discussed marketing and grading, urging cooperative marketing, quality education for consumers and dealers, and improved packing. Prof W I McCoy covered county poultry associations, stressing cooperation, unity, and the regional network to improve breeds, marketing, and farmer education.
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State College of Agriculture
J. H. Wood
W. I. McCoy
Country Poultry Breeders’ Association
G. F. Hunnicutt
Southern’ Cultivator
Georgia
Wood
New York
Florida
Wholsesalers
Fiorgia
Jaxpert
Mr. Wood
Geareta
McCoy
Brogtory
To Unionize Mill Workers in South
Union leader Thomas F. McMahon of the United Textile Workers announced at a Manchester New Hampshire mass meeting that in ten days three organizers would go south to begin organizing cotton mill workers. He kept the starting locality secret to avoid denial of offices as headquarters. He dismissed threats that northern mills would relocate to the South, citing unsuitable water for cotton cloth manufacture.
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Manchester
N. H
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
McMahon
Cotton Milla
Twenty-One Hundred Cars Shipped In One Day
A total of 2,168 cars is the number shipped by the Chevrolet Motor Company from its assembling plants in the United States on January 19. The earlier figure 21,058 was erroneous.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
United States
Eee
St Jacobs Oil ad promises relief from rheumatism
Stop pain with St Jacobs Oil, claims to ease rheumatism and stiffness in joints muscles and bones. Advises rub on affected areas for quick relief, promotes trial bottle from any drug store.
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St Jacobs
Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Rounding Up of Liquor Ring Nets Gary Officials
Gary Indiana authorities continued the roundup of members of an alleged Lake County liquor ring arresting 75 people. Among those taken into custody were Mayor Roswell Johnson and several county officials including Dwight Kinder prosecutor Will Williams Olds Win Dunn judge Peter Person and Clyde Hunter. Indictments by the Federal Court at Indianapolis charge a conspiracy to manufacture sell and transport intoxicating liquor under ring protection.
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Gary
Ind
Lake County
Roswell Johnson
Fed- Weal Officinla
Indianapolis
Williams H. Ord
Johnson
Dwight Kinder
Willams H. Olds
H. Dunn
Ga- Ty
Peter Person
Andy Wyton
Nathan Potts
John Malen
Clyde Hunter
Lewis Barnes
Charles Clemons
Brother Watches Brother Die During City Auditorium Game
W T Holmes Jr died of a lung hemorrhage at a Macon City Auditorium basketball game. His brother Charles Holmes, unaware of the tragedy, finished watching the game before learning of the death. Local hospital treatment was sought but not sufficient to save the man.
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Macon
Citizens urged to wear dress suits at convention
ST LOUIS Missouri speakers at the forty third annual merchant tailor designers association convention urged Americans to wear evening dress. LC Taylors chairman said average men neglects changing from tuxedo to full dress while comfort and grace will shape daily clothes this year. Tyler noted form fitting suits fading pants waistlines extending and fuller trousers. Boston Noel W Styles who introduced the American fountain into Europe died suddenly at his home in his 79th year.
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ST. Louis
Merchant Tailor Designers Association
LC. Taylors
United States
Engahemin
Tyler
Boston
Noel W. Styles
Europe
Mail Order Remedy Offer From Chamberlain Company
A faded ad urges readers to mail 5 cents and the reader’s name to Des Moines to receive Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds along with Chamberlain’s Stomach Remedy tablets and a salve for burns wounds and skin afflictions all offered for 5 cents in a family remedy package from Chamberlain Medicine Co.
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Chamberlain
Col Gantt Raises Weather Worries in Athens
Weather writer Col Gantt notes sharp winter spell hitting Athens as coal and heating concerns rise. Freezing temperatures threaten homes, urging readers to turn down water, secure blankets, and prepare coal supplies amid icy sleet and snow.
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T. Larry Gantt
The
Banner-Herald
Athens
Big Haul Made in Jefferson Raid
Jefferson sheriff and deputies raided the Evans place on Sunday taking charge of one still, three men, and several gallons of beer and whiskey. The raid led to the destruction of the stills and removal of the liquor with all parties jailed in the county jail.
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Jefferson
Gia Shenite
B. H. Collier
3. H. Collier
Lurline Collier
Evans
Hhal
Everett Elected Cracker Editor At Georgia Cracker
E. M. Everett of Atlanta was elected editor in chief of the University of Georgia student monthly the Georgia Cracker. He is a senior and succeeds editor Jim Mooney whose term ends with the January issue. The staff also created an associate faculty adviser post and named Dr. John D. Wade to fill it plus added T. E. Merritt to the editorial staff and Brown Whatley and Lester Hargrett to the contributing staff.
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E. M. Everett
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Everett
Cac Ne
Jim Mooney
John D. Wade
Department of English
T. E. Merritt
Brown Whatley
Lester Hargrett
$200000 Damage Suit Los Angeles Headlines
A damage suit valued at $200,000, brought by Mrs. Ethel Clark as guardian for her daughter Dorothy Clark, a dancer, against Bartey Rawlinson, motion picture actor, was scheduled to begin Monday in the Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ethel Clark
Dorothy Clark
Bartey Rawlinson
Superior Court
Etietquet Kills Him At Reading England Killings Reported
In Reading England James Maurice informs motion that a town meeting discussed a fatal incident. The report notes concern over ethics and a local member of the community, with brief mention of Quintan and Satherinas.
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Reading
England
Maurice
Benaeee
Author Thomas Dixon condemns modern Ku Klux Klan
In a New York address Dixon denounced the modern Klan and its disguise as a perversion of the original order. He warned that if the Klan persists in violence the courts will act and martial law may follow. Dixon said the original Klan stood against tyranny and that the modern Klan’s tactics attack foreigners and threaten riot.
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Thomas Dixon
New York
American Unity League
South
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