Washington meat profit figures stir retail dealer debate
A Washington hearing cites retail meat dealers and packers earning high margins. Evidence shows dressed beef bought at 18 to 19 cents a pound and sold at not less than 40 cents, with profits split among live stock dealers and packers plus transport and storage costs. Witness calls for action to curb profiteering.
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Calvin
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Probing Profits and Prices Amid Counter-Trade Rumors
The clipping discusses inflation like figures in cents and percent, noting an 8 percent price point and profit concerns. It questions whether retailers or sellers are profiteering and mentions Cuba’s season value and sea boats.
Fragmentary obituary notes from Forsyth Georgia area
Fragmented OCR reads like scattered biographical notes. Mentions a Durell sand lanta who died about forty years ago. References a long life spent between ARS Janta and the city, plus Thomasville Georgia. Notes funeral arrangements to be announced. Also mentions C B S Brewer of Millriver s Massachusetts finishing haying with a folding wire head scythe. A line cites Es Haig and office stoper commented on wanting bigger salts stronger spirits and more hotties.
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Bolshevik Beale By Russian Forces Detain Kamishin Victory
London July 31 General Denekine the Russian commander secured a victory over Bolshevik forces and captured Kamishin on the Volga. About five thousand Bolsheviks were taken, nine guns seized, and large quantities of material fell into anti Bolshevik hands. The capture strengthens Denekine’s river position and his advance toward Saratov threatening Bolshevik communications with Astrakhan. Kamishin was entered on July 20 and the retreating Bolsheviks were chased twelve miles beyond.
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Associated Press
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Kamishin
Volga
Saratov
Astrakhan
DeKalb Peace Jubilee Marks End of War
DeKalb county held a peace jubilee at Rock Chapel camp ground near Lithonia to celebrate the return of peace. The program included religious services, a sermon by Rev. G M Acree, and two major addresses by Capt Scott Candler and Dr. Shelton praising Wilson policies and American ideals.
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DeKalb
Rock Chapel Camp Ground
Lithonia
Tabernacle
G. M. Acree
Lithonia Methodist Church
Wilson
Scott Candler
M. Candler
Georgia Railway Commission
Candler
327Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Shelton
Emory University
Dr. Shelton
Alabama Plan to Issue 25 Million for Roads Passed
Alabama lawmakers approved a measure to issue 25 million dollars in good roads bonds over 13 years to fund 2 500 miles of improved state highways. The plan relies on higher motor vehicle taxes producing about 800 000 dollars annually. A special election will be called within 90 days after adjournment. August 31 cornet Ala. July 31 report.
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Cornet Ala
Nebraska Senate ratifies federal woman suffrage amendment
Lincoln Neb July 31 the Nebraska senate passed by 27 to 6 a joint resolution for ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. The lower house is expected to act by Saturday. Also includes a Tit-Bits humor item.
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Boundary dispute case set for August in Perry
Houston and Macon counties prepare for a special term of courts August 5 at Perry with Judge O T Gower presiding. The case involves 30 to 40 square miles of disputed territory now claimed by both counties and rests on changes to the county line affecting militia districts. The suit, Austman et al versus Hodge et al, has roots in grand jury actions and prior continuances due to peach season.
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Houston-Macon County
Perry
H.A. Hathews
Mathews
O. T. Gower
Cordete
Houston
Austman
W.B. Hodge
Houston County
Columbus Woman Wins Big Damage Suit for Assault
In Opelika Alabama a Lee county circuit court jury returned a verdict for the defendant after a twenty two hour trial. A Columbus Georgia woman sued Pullman Company for one hundred thousand dollars claiming an alleged assault by a negro porter aboard a company car two years ago. The case drew strong interest during a hot legal battle.
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Pull Man
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Opelika
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Mrs Mary E Randall Dies Friday Morning in Atlanta
Mrs Mary E Randall longtime Georgia figure dies at 2 a m in the home of her niece Miss Evalyn Orme 17 East Eleventh Street Atlanta She is survived by siblings Charles E Harman and Mrs Albert H Cox and many nieces and nephews including W B H Black Eugene R Black Charles H Black and Harman Cox
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Evalyn Orma
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Charles E. Harman
Albert H. Cox
W. B H. Black
Eugens R. Black
Charles H. Black
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