Walker Sweeping Victory in Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Hon Clifford M Walker is congratulated on a sweeping governor elect victory in Georgia. He gains broad support from voters statewide and is noted as a capable lawyer and student of government. Athens Clarke County and Walton County pride in his North Georgia roots and native background. His administration is hoped to deliver constructive legislation and strong state leadership.
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Clifford M. Walker
Georgia
Walker
Empire State
South
Commonwealth
Athens
Clarke County
Walton
Frank Holden
Holden
Business Outlook After Election and Railroad Settlement
The fall business outlook in the South looks brisk with the election over and the railroad strike settled. Georgia merchants have fall stocks ready while cotton opens rapidly with good prices, suggesting abundant money and optimism for a regional business revival, especially in Athens.
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South
Georgia
Athens
SAS
Oor
Banner-Herald
Short measure in gasolines shocks public buyers
The National Motorists Association estimates short measure in gasoline costs U.S. buyers about 90 million dollars yearly. Typical shortages range from one to three pints per five gallons, with over 60 percent of tests showing loss in Cleveland, Louisville, and Kansas City. Tests found no oil company complicity. associations aim to fight the fraud.
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National Motorists Association
Washington
D. C
Cleveland
Louisville
Kansas City
Athens Fifty Years Ago Alumni Fund Boosts Georgia University
In April 1895 Banner Files notes Dr Wiley Rush of Winder and others visiting Athens. Alumni Society of the University of Georgia mobilizes a fund to defray society expenses and aid causes. J Charles Strahan as treasurer asks for one dollar per donor, quickly drawing over a hundred subscriptions. Also mentions Prof Sol Bradwell and the improving health of Judge Andrew Cobb in Atlanta.
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Banner Files
Wiley Rush
Winder
E. L. Butler
CH. Phinizy
R. B. Hodgson
Atlanta
Mary Ellis Yancey
Griffin
Yancey
W. D. O’farrell
Homer
Alumni Society of
The
University of Georgia
J. Charles Strahan
Banner-Herald Praises Telegraphed Election Returns
The Banner-Herald applauds Western Union and local manager Harris for delivering a complete Georgia state election report within hours after polls closed. Frank Holden garners nearly 100 percent of votes for representative, praised as popular and principled.
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Banner-Herald
Georgia
Western Union Telegraph Co
Atlanta
Harris
Banner Herald
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Ad Spur Quick Relief
A Palmer & Son advertisement promotes Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a rapid mood and energy booster. It claims to relieve nervousness fatigue and low spirits in days with a money back guarantee on the first box, and extends a promise for nervous system ailments sleeplessness and indigestion.
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Palmer & Son
Local Tabloid Notes From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Lemma Taldmadge died at her home in Monticello. Mrs. C. E. Pierce of Jasper died in Atlanta. Rev. James Bradley and family left for travel to their future home. The Georgia Swine Growers Association will meet in Madison on February 7–8, 1923. Ralph, son of W. B. Pontington, was badly injured in a run over accident. Geo. Baldwin of Madison was married at Denee Col. Mae ward Phelps, a student from Dewey Rosens of the A and M, Coates at Madison, died of pneumonia. The hot weather injures crops including corn, peas, potatoes and roe. Organ was killed in a ganatine captain in Call? orn.
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Lemma Taldmadge
Monticello
C. E. Pierce
Jasper
Atlanta
James Bradley
Georgia Swine Growers Association
Madison
Wold Madiponja
Erenant
Ralph
W. B. R. Pontington
Geo. Baldwin
Denee Col
Ward Phelps
Dewey Rosens
The
M. Coates
Organ
Killa
Call‘orn
Clarice Clarke County Message
Fragmentary note from Clarke County area expresses gratitude yet contains garbled passages. The writer references a vehicle and an effort to convey thanks, but details remain unclear and incomplete. The context hints at a personal gesture and lingering difficulty in articulating appreciation.
Cotton consumption and stocks reported for August
The Census Bureau reports August cotton use at 527,404 lint bales and 60,826 linters, with August on hand totals across consuming establishments and storage. National totals show exports at 273,208 bales and spindles active at 32,499,324, while state by state figures detail consumption, holdings, and storage across consuming establishments and public compresses.
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Washington
State Statistica
First Model Pictoria Dress Range Sees Smart Slips
Wool crepe options and tilted fabrics shape the Perenes display. Slip-on closure at the line front with braided trim along a round neck. First Model Pictoria Dress Nos 9076, 9958 offered in sizes 34 to 46 bust, priced from $4 to $4.80.
To Reach Buried Men Friday P M
Jackson Callf reports that after 17 days of digging in dirt and rock to reach 47 miners trapped in the Argonaut mine, exhausted workers emerged Thursday and predicted they would break through by late Friday night. Officials prepare for recovering bodies, assuming many entombed miners did not survive.
U S Aid Sought In Weevil Fight By Williams
Senate debate shows Senator Williams of Mississippi说 condemning the Seminot culture and its scientists for failure to curb the cotton boll weevil. He dismisses cease planting as impracticable and urges federal experts to bolster science and investigations to control the pest.
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Washington
Williams
Misa
Fasippi
Senate
Mississippi
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