Resignation of Hartwell Sunday School Leader
D C Alford resigns after 30 years as Hartwell Baptist Sunday school superintendent and will focus on church work. J G Craft chosen to fill the vacancy and a special service will honor Mr Alford. O L Agnew ships two loads of two year old steers from Tennessee for winter feeding in Hart County. Anti Saloon League head J B Richards tours Jackson to organize county auxiliaries. Court rejects Moore's ferry bridge plan. judge calls it a dog fall and will be appealed to the supreme court. Winder holds the annual fair and promises a bigger event than ever.
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Hartwell
D. C. Alford
The
Baptist Sunday School
Alford
J.g.craft
O. L. Agnew
Hart County
Canon
Tennessee
Jackson
J. B. Richards
Jefferson
Jackson County
Atlanta
Elbert
Madison
Moore’s Ferry
David W. Meadow
Court House
Elberton
W. D. Tutt
Col. Z. B. Rogers
Worley
Judge Meadow
Supreme Court
Cotton economics and cereals boost South farming
The Home and Farmstead issue highlights Georgia focus and urges farmers to plant cereals this fall to lift cotton prices. It argues cereals like oats and wheat can stabilize markets amid European shortages, urging bold diversification beyond cotton.
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Georgia
South
Farmers vow not to plant cotton next year
The article notes a shift in farming plans with farmers deciding against cotton planting for the next year. It mentions the fastest way to demonstrate commercial intentions is to sow real crops this autumn, reflecting a pivot toward different crops or markets.
Baraga Philathea Union 15 Meeting Notice
The Baraga Philathea Union 15 will meet Monday night in the First Baptist church at 8:30. Officers for the next six months will be elected, making this an important session. All classes should send strong representation. executive committee meet at 7:45.
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Baraca Philathea
First Baptist Church
Cotton price debate from Georgia mill owner's view
Columbus Georgia mill owner G Gunby Jordan argues against artificial cotton price hikes in a Southern Cultivator letter. He notes higher costs for dyes labor and finance, asks who will bear added raw material costs, and urges fairness to mills and farmers while stressing demand in the South and the need to sell goods at a profit. He cautions against policies that cripple mills and harm shareholders.
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Columbus
G. Gunby Jordan
Southern
Eagle & Poenix Mills
Columbus, Ga
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Southern Refining CO
Oconee Street
Athens Empire Laundry Company
Bane
Com
Detroit
Bell
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Winecoff
HOTEL
J. F. Letton
Ansley
Frank T. Reynolds
Jas. F. deJarnette
Ach
Chapman
Woodruff Winder Fair
Winder
Rocky Mountains
Europe
W. T. Collins & Company
the Fashion Shop
Navy
White College Coats
Collins
T. Collins & Company
Baraga Philathea
UNION
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
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