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Co operating Cotton Marketing Plan Urges Statewide Support
Georgia cotton growers in Elbert County push for a Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Marketing Association modeled on the California Fruit Growers. They warn of price swings, urge farmer membership, and set an April 12 Atlanta meeting with Sapiro to outline plans.
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Wilson retirement article praised by The New York Times
The Times piece argues Wilson’s retirement reflects a judged presidency with wartime decisions balanced by posterity. It notes public support for delaying war after the Lusitania sinking, Choate’s praise, and contrasts regional attitudes, warning of party feeling fading with time.
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Wilson’s Enduring Record and the Greatness of His Service
The speaker argues that Woodrow Wilson deserves a high place in history, praising his steadfast ideals and courage. They claim Truth and History will vindicate him, noting his defiance of defeatist doubt and his leadership through adversity on behalf of the American people.
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A Morning Verse and Vignetta by D G Bickers
A light verse about spring arriving when dogwood is seen and fish start biting, with humor about patience and hunting fishing gear. Includes a quiz section answers and a short testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Mrs Annie H Cooley of Middlefield Conn after a grip attack and pneumonia threat.
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Colonial Theater Presents Hello Alexander and Katzenjammers
The Colonial hosts Hello Alexander with McIntyre and Heath in two acts written by Edgar Smith and Emily M Young with music by Jean Schwartz. Katzenjammer Kids with book by John P Mulgrew and music by Donald H Bestor debuts Monday with a massive production and a Broadway chorus. Also on tap is Lasses White's All-Star Minstrels on Tuesday March 15 featuring Leroy White and an all-star cast with a full parade and elaborate scenery.
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Donald H. Bestor
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Experience to Be Presented at Colonial Theatre Thursday
F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest bring Experience to the Colonial Theatre for one night on March 17. Now in its seventh season the drama has played across the nation to capacity crowds with strong press and clergy endorsements. A new scenic production and updated costumes accompany the latest tour.
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