Collar Ad Movie Hero Elevates Jack Holt to Stardom
New York reports Jack Holt rises as a classic outdoor hero amid changing photoplay trends. The piece notes his appeal to audiences and contrasts with earlier collar ed lounge types, detailing his screen image and upcoming projects. It also mentions Diana Deer debuting in Hurricane Hutch and Betty Compson’s upcoming roles, framing a lively studio landscape.
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James W. Dean
New York
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Tetson
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Sinchur Lewis
Weiler
Lewis
Marrige
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Deer
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Hurricane Hutch
Markets and Cotton Outlook Mixed as Weevil Impacts Crop
The report shows prices for various commodities with mixed futures, notes a sharp cotton acreage drop to 26.0 million acres, and cites widespread weevil damage. It projects a lower yield than last year but potential carryover of around 10 million bales, suggesting possible price support next season. Grain comments from Chicago note tight ranges and July contract activity amid heat and dry weather.
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Chicago
Shorts
State Superintendent M L Brittain to visit Athens for summer school
State School Superintendent M L Brittain of Atlanta will visit Athens and the University of Georgia on Thursday July 7. He will address students and teachers attending the university summer school, an annual event anticipated with keen interest by local educators.
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M. la Brittain
Atlanta
Athens
University of Georgia
Noted Georgia Leaders to Visit Athens Next Week
State School Superintendent M J Brittain of Athens and Congressman Upshaw from the birth district will visit Athens and the University of Georgia for the summer session. Upshaw is known for large audiences while Brittain's annual stop in the Classic City highlights the university’s program. The piece discusses education funding and a call for the state to adequately support higher education.
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M. J. Brittain
Athens
Wo OD. Upshaw
Congressman Upshaw
Karneat Wille
Brithain
Chissie
University of Georgut
Uniersity
Fis
Wek
Hardwick
Georgia
University of Georgia
Hopkins' Team 5 Bob McWhorter 3 in Slow Rain Clash
In a slow rainy game Hopkins' Team 5 defeated McWhorter 5 to 3 as Dr Slaughter pitched for victory and led with three hits and two runs. Lampkin Harted thirteen hits for the opposition. McWhorter stars for Hopkins with two hits and stellar play in the field.
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Pat Lampkin
Shingater
Hels Fers
Bob McWhorter
Dews
Lampkin
Wilkins
Hopkins
Hiown
Parr
Shughter
Dean
Moss
Crane
Hollingsworth
McWhorter
Kid
Tropkins
Soule
wWouhile
Ike
Cardigan
Cooky
Howard McWhorter
Yanigans
Judon Erwin
Nethiing
Julian
Nedgomi
McWhaorter
Hill Sizer
Sizer
Als
Bulldogs
Georgia Alumni Seek One Million for Education Fund
A Macon dinner honoring Chancellor David C. Barrow of the University of Georgia outlined a campaign for a million dollars to expand state higher education. Alumni Chair Harry Hodgson announced a drive beginning October 12, with pledges expected to exceed the target as the state faces rapid growth in graduates. The piece recalls past war-related interruptions to the university and stresses education as essential for national progress.
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Macon Telegraph
Barrowe
University of Georgia
Macon
War Memorial Fund
David C. Barrow
Hotel Dempsey
Athens University
Georgia
Barrow
State College
Harry Hodgson
Hodgson
Israel
Great Britain
Plattsburg
Athens College
Athens
the Speaks
Government Estimates Cotton Crop At 8,433,000 Bales
Washington July 1 The department of agriculture forecast a cotton crop of 8,433,000 equivalent 500-pound bales for this year based on June 25 area under cultivation 26,519,000 acres and crop condition percent of normal. The May 20 condition was 66 percent and the June 25 estimate set area at 37,043,000 acres with 70.7 percent of normal. In 1919 the crop was 8 7? million bales with 35,125,004 acres under cultivation and 76 percent of normal on June 25.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
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