Mellon Faces Setback as Republicans Rethink Treasury Move
The piece argues Secretary Mellon misjudged his ability to quickly restore normalcy, faulting Republican allies for pressuring the administration, and noting tariff protections favor the rich and trusts. It states Mellon may seek another Treasury post as party promises favor special interests over prudent government spending.
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Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Harding
Treasury
Republican Party
Effect of the Woman Vote in Columbus and Athens Elections
The piece notes that in Columbus the vote of women helped elect a commission government ticket, signaling a decisive impact. It questions where women will land in Southern elections, cites Athens as testing the effect with over six hundred women voting in a mayoral race, and observes candidates addressing the issue amid anticipated divides.
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Columbus
Commission
South
Athens
Mer
Fo Thy
Gainesville Midland Railroad Should Be Preserved
The Gainesville Midland Railroad serves a useful route through key towns and should not be allowed to deteriorate. Citizens along the line have rights and interests in its preservation and wise future integration into a larger system without reckless consolidation.
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Gainesville Midland Railroad
Gainesville Midland
Athensville
Beines
Railroad Strike Vote and Resource Reflections
The piece surveys the railroad wage dispute and the vote on a possible strike, urging peaceful arbitration and noting the rail workers' higher earnings. It warns that protracted stoppage harms industry, cites resource shortages, and humorously reports on fly research and raisin prices as wider economic commentary.
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Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Purcell Advice on Wheat in Clarke County Fields
County agent Jones Purcell outlines soil and rotation practices to maximize wheat yields in Clarke County. Good seed beds, organic matter, and well drained subsoil are essential, with barnyard manure and acid phosphate as core fertilizers. Rotate with legumes, plant after cotton, and use home grown, clean seed treated for smut. Sow three to four pecks per acre between October 15 and November 15 using Purple Straw Georgia Red or Jaana Prolific.
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Jones Purcell
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