Peanut Growers Discuss Problems in Georgia
Albany Ga March 81 special report on a meeting of the executive committee of the new peanut growers organization. Leaders debated farm labor shortages and immigration policy, with farmers and business men urging cooperative marketing and improved farming profitability to retain workers and attract workers back from northern states.
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Kindness to Boy Aids Barrett Judge Appointment Story
The Augusta Chronicle features a Talking It Over piece by Thomas D Murphy recounting Willem Barrett of Augusta securing a U S judgeship. The article highlights Paul Stephens as a key advocate who, through railroad connections and personal kindness, backed Barrett with White House and Senate support.
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Georgia Leader Sees North Carolina Gains as Cautionary Lesson
Dr Andrew M Soule president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture contrasts Georgia and North Carolina. He notes North Carolina prospering due to climate, soils, tobacco profits, and slower boll weevil impact but warns of hard times if pest pressures continue. He cites education spending, high schools like Wilson NC’s modern block, and expansion plans as evidence of Georgia's progress. Soule praises Georgia's educational investments and growth, urging action to outpace rivals.
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Officers Refuse To Discuss Killing In Cleburne Raid
Local, state, and federal officers linked to a Wednesday raid in Cleburne County refuse to discuss the shooting of 27 year old Doss Caffey who died after being wounded. Reported to be near a sull near bia howe in Moncadine, shots were fired as officers arrived. The raiding party is said to include Sheriff HE A Jackson, Deputy Ulm Hayaland, Federal Officer Ho Crampton, and State Officers L Le Phillipe Crampton and Phillips, based in Anniston.
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Bankes Aid Farmers in Moultrie Dairy Development Plan
Farmers in Moultrie Ga may borrow from three banks to support dairy development. The banks announce easy terms to assist local dairy expansion. Officials expect the program to accelerate investment and equipment purchases, with multiple loans anticipated.
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Talladega execution and Anniston crime notes
Frank Grahan convicted of deputy Burke murder near Talladega and awaiting execution after governor’s sentence. prisoner moved from Calhoun jail to state penitentiary. Anniston Civitas urges city council to require railroads to install entry alarms at crossings following multiple local deaths.
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Missing Barker Wires Hiv Home Lost His Memory
Roland Bares Winter Vari tanker, reported dead on March 2, appeared in Orlando Pla. He telegraphed his family he suffered a brain blood clot and had memory loss. A New Orleans physician had treated him and he planned to travel home arriving Sunday morning.
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