Cotton and market notes from New York and New Orleans
The report summarizes cotton prices in New York and New Orleans with opening highs and lows for futures including January March July December contracts. It notes sterling rates and City Service securities, plus a market letter citing steadier sentiment after a textile strike settlement and weather conditions affecting Western belt yields. It also mentions government crop forecasts and July notice days.
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H. & B. Beer
F. J. Linnell & Ci
New Orleans
New York
Ginners’ Association
Mdia
Washington
Caribbean Sea
Rights and republication notice from AP press
A standard Associated Press copyright notice appears stating exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news in this paper. It affirms the paper’s rights to publish news and special dispatches and reserves all republication rights.
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Associated, Press
Georgia's Great Resources Highlighted in Atlanta Bulletins
A Georgia state bulletin in Atlanta extols the state's agricultural rank and yields. It lists peaches, cotton, corn, wheat, and hog values, notes a 26 000 acre tobacco plantation with 3 500 workers, and cites record celery and cantaloupe harvests with remarkable per acre profits.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Rabun County
Dougherty County
LoWndes County
Subscription Rates Take Effect July 1 1921
Rates set for the Daily Banner and Sunday issue including renewals for old subscribers. Fees cover weekly monthly and yearly terms with daily and Sunday combos. Advance payment advised and note on duplicate payments and city mail applicability.
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Daily Banner
Daly Banner
Sunday
Algo
University of Georgia expansion urged amid funding dispute
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise criticizes the state for delays in funding the University of Georgia. It notes ten thousand dollars spent on buildings over ten years while student enrollment rose from 664 to 1,262.5. The piece calls for endowment and building expansion to properly support the institution.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
University of Georgia
State of Georgia
State University
Georgith
Voratty
Republican Pow Wow Graces Atlanta for Grand Reorganization
The Republican Party holds a grand reorganization meeting in Atlanta Taft Hall on Saturday the 26th. Key speakers include Senator John B. McLaurin on Cotton Credit and Farm Loan, Theodore Roosevelt, and Joseph Brown of Chattanooga. The event aims to mobilize the South with hopes of a strong Republican showing, amid reports of excluding African American members from party counsels.
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Atlanta
Taft Hall
Clark Greer
Agusta
South
John B. McLaurin
South Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Rown
Chattanooga
Greer
Washington
City
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Hog and Hominy Phrase Credits in South Georgia
The Augusta Herald notes the expression Hog and Hominy reflects practical living at home and hints at self sufficiency. It discusses its range from home produced food to essential materials and links it to self reliance and agricultural plans supported by bank credit when needed. The piece credits origins to a South Georgia context and mentions University of Georgia studies on alliteration related to the phrase.
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South
Market Bulletin
Gurgestion
Savagpan
Morming News
Augusta Herald
University of Georgia
HH. Carlton
Agricultural testing and hog joining gains attention
In a weekly Broad Street office report Doc Cartter assigns a farmer to cover an agricultural testing short distance at Rock Spring. Editors note growing interest in hog joining and its potential profits as war disruptions push emphasis on self sufficiency and rapid transport links rise to meet emergency needs.
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Alhedy Barner
Broad Street
Iolises
Cartter
St Rock Spring
Uae
Augusta Herald
America
Segreovian
Ian War Hogang
Helier Runtites
Atlantic
Pacific
Reverent Morning Verses From The Great Soul
A fragmentary meditation on reverence and spirit recalls a Great Soul's influence and a vow to keep a friend's secret. The text expresses lasting regard and a quiet pledge to honor personal confidences, framed as a vignette from a historical page.
Answers to Yester day's Kwiz
A compact quiz recap notes several facts including Leipzig battle details in 1813, Jean Valjean as Les Misérables lead, calomel as mercurous chloride, chamomile medicinal use, and a list of geography and science questions with expected answers. The item lists questions 1 through 10 with varied topics.
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Loris River
Sibella
Pee Oneal
Torre Ta Reanias
Pirjietis
Avadaeno
Leipzig
Ohio
Indiana
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Editorial A jumbled column with varied quips and wordplay
A fragmented editorial page snippet features aphorisms on change, wealth, and pacifism. It blends satirical lines about a cheering donor and a roving phrase about bathing suits for overcoats, ending with scattered references to war and prophetic doomsday predictions.
Editor's Lesson On Investments From A Farmer's Horse
A country editor compares uncertain investments to a farmer's horse that sometimes seems sound and other times goes lame. The advice urged selling the unreliable asset whenever a normal appearance returns, and replacing it with a sound security such as Government savings. The piece mocks investors who demand credit for cautious care while chasing risky bets.
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Aridh
New York
Atch
How Saturday Became Georgia Governor Inauguration Day
A letter recalls how Saturdays came to mark Georgia inaugurations. From Colquitt in 1878 to later governors the legislature chose a day after a canvass of votes, with Alexander Stephens noting he would not want Friday, shaping a now longstanding practice for inaugurations in Atlanta.
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Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Atlanta
En Ey
Bret Justom
Alfred 'H. Colquitt
James BM
Smith
General Assembly
Colquitt
Colquite
Rteid
Rimbail-Howed
Stephens
Pores
Monlem
Pacar Hie
V.calvin
Adair and Wenzeler Meet in Southern Golf Championship
Adair and Wenzeler face off in a key match tomorrow in Memphis to decide the Southern Golf Championship, amid a schedule clashing with Weir. The result will influence standings and titles in the regional event.
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Adair
Wenzeler
Memphis
Perry A
Salient Features of Southern Resources Across the Nation
The passage highlights Georgia marble in Capitol construction, mines in Lampkin County revealing governmental coverage, and Atlantic’s seventeen miles of granite faces. It notes Oregon peaches Maine to California fruit trade, Brunswick and Georgia coal markets, and South’s mineral and coal contributions supplying home power nationwide.
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Mississippi River
Georgia
Capitol
Minnegath
Kansas
Washington
Atlante
United States
Homeopaths Condemn Volstead Regulation Action
Washington June 2 Associated Press reports homeopathy groups adopted a resolution condemning the Volstead Act regulations as harmful to public health. A committee including Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League was named to seek revisions and expose profiteers.
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Associated Press
Washington,d.c
Neidle Homeopathy
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Fragmented Summer Promises at Ontario Lakes
Readable fragments describe lakes Scugog and Sturgeon and a vague note about summer months and embraces. The text hints at scenic views and seasonal enjoyment but lacks coherent details or events.
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