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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
5
In an interview Griffeth Implement Co. president Bob McWhorter calls for power farming to curb inflated conditions. He argues production must rise and extravagance fall, noting that plowing costs can vary widely and urging farmers to adopt efficient methods to boost output.
The article notes bankers can help farmers with paperwork to buy tractors and aims to boost next year's crop production. It mentions a farmer named Bob supporting relief by placing a tractor on his own farm this year.
The article describes two dress models with paneled overblouses and gathered sleeves, left shoulder closures, and lace collars. It notes fabrics such as plaid and plain material, tricotine, and velvet, with vests and embroidered tunics. Prices and sizes are given for the dress designs and embroidery transfer.
The feature highlights an astralight-line frock in old blue tricotine with embroidered edges, a V-front collar, and a tunic detail. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9072 suits busts 34 to 44 inches, price 35 cents. Embroidery Transfer No. 12576 offered in blue or yellow for 40 cents.
Democratic leaders urge Georgia women to register six months before voting, arguing it shows loyalty to party and upholds ballot integrity. They contrast Democratic platform support for women with Republican positions on maternity care, federal aid, and civil service reclassification, while noting a Baptist church group meets at the Y W C A Hancock Land Pulaski.
A letter and a reply discuss why telephone rates rise while other prices fall. The reply explains labor and materials costs dominate expenses, notes wage scales must rise, and outlines taxes rent and power costs. It argues higher rates fund expanding service and plant, not profit, and cites continued high costs if costs rise further.
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