Brown Says He Won't Oppose Price For Agriculture Chief
In Atlanta on October 22 J J Brown state president of the Farmers Union announced he will not run against James D Price for commissioner of agriculture. Brown argued he can aid Georgia farmers more from his current role and dismissed political motives behind warehouse bill disagreements, stressing the bill aims to improve marketing and handling for both small and large farmers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
James D. Price
J. J. Brown
Farmers Union
State Farmers Union
J. D
Mr. Price
Major Connor
State Oil Department
State Pure Food Department Ouhd
State Agricultural Department
Agricultural Department
Connor
Brown
County Line Dispute In Georgia Becomes Legal Battle
Gwinnett and Barrow counties face a hearing by Secretary of State Phil Cook on the dividing line. A protest by Tattnall county over C. S. Roberts Fulton county surveyor challenges the line between Tattnall and the new Candler county. Elders of Tattnall says his county will file a special protest within 30 days, arguing Roberts lacked legal appointment. Secretary Cook will set a hearing date after the protest.
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Banner
Atlanta
Gwinnett
Barrow
Phil Cook
Cook
C. S. Robert
Fulton County
Tattnall
Candler
Roberts
H. H. Elders
Tattnall County
Speciail
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for colds and hacking coughs. It claims pine forest air strengthens throat lining and fights cold germs, urging every family to keep a bottle on hand.
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Dr. Bell
Kvery Family
Warehouse bill debate ties to farming interests and state agencies
A lengthy discussion features Major Connor's former roles and a proposal to separate the state oil and pure food departments from Agriculture. Advocates argue the warehouse bill benefits farmers and the state, while keeping politics out of the issue amid farmer support increases.
Protection Dye Stuff Industry Plans against Foreign Competition
New York Oct 22 Dr E E Pratt head of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce outlines anti trust style measures to curb dumping and unfair competition by European dye makers. He favors legislative action rather than tariffs and calls for consistent enforcement to protect a developing US coal tar dye industry.
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Associated Press
New York
E.E. Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Society of Chemical Industry
Pratt
United States
Washington
Department of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
United States Customs
Tallulah Falls Railway Faces Hearing Over Train Cut
The Tallulah Falls Railway seeks to discontinue one daily train on its line, prompting regional opposition and a Georgia railroad commission hearing set for the 26th. The petition cites winter service costs and declining demand as reasons for reducing double daily service.
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Tallulah Falls
Tallulah Halls
Georgia Railroad Commission
Tallulah Walls
Railroad Commission
They Surely Would
A fragment from the Milwaukee Sentinel notes societies that bar reporters and withhold news provoke public anger at censorship and secrecy.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
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Postum
Peope
Merica
the Tea and Coffee Trade Journal
Simmons
Spice Mill
Boston Transcript
de Nic Twist
Lipett Mencas
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