Factory buildings near completion in new Liberty project
Experts marvel at the rapid progress of two months work on the first of several new factory buildings. The structure, begun with preliminary work in June, is nearly finished and will house closed body mountings, experimental land service departments, and a restaurant for Liberty. The plant uses concrete block and steel and may be lengthened with an extra story if needed. Two more massive structures, a gigantic assembly building and power house, plus an administration building, are under way with completion expected later due to their size.
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Cole-Bealt Co Sells Franklins in Athens
The Cole-Beall Motor Co announces Athens sales of Franklin cars. Beall departs Atlanta distributor to join the Athens agency and says the firm will provide superior Franklin service and representation for local owners.
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Remedies for H C Quen by J J Brown
Commissioner of Agriculture J J Brown addresses the high cost of living noting profiteering in necessities and export of millions of tons of food to Europe. He cites government wage policies and the need for production stimulation and labor cost reduction as remedies proposed by the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
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America
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Endurance car test shows reliability over speed
A 1919 endurance run from Stockton, California to Yosemite tested a stock Essex on reliability and minimal adjustments. The car finished within 15 seconds of schedule, confirming its value for ordinary owners in real service. The event marked the first of twelve contests, with notable times on the 35 mile Oahu Teland course and a 115 mile San Francisco test, underscoring efficient fuel use and solid design.
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Stockton
Cals
Oahu
San Francisco
Baxter Street
Farm labor crisis pushes cotton earnings to sustain producer margins
The article argues labor drain from farms over 24 months has raised costs and hurt production. It calls for paying producers a fair margin above cost to attract labor, enabling sustained open-market wages. It notes farmers and capital forming the American Cotton Association to maintain profitable prices and revitalize farm output in the South.
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Freight Pressures Hit Global Food Supply Demands
The text notes increased freight rates and cites factors making it hard for nations to meet global food and food aid demands. It reflects concerns about transportation costs constraining relief and supply efforts amid international needs.
Agnes Scott Drive Progress in Endowment Campaign
Agnes Scott College reports strong progress in a campaign to raise 600000 for an endowment. The school seeks 325000 from the south and 175000 promised by the General Educational Board of New York, totaling 500000 for expansion. Established in 1899 as a grammar school, it grew into a college by 1909 with 428 scholars, 87 faculty, and equipment valued at 400000, yet plans note current facilities cannot meet demand, turning away about 200 applicants for the upcoming term.
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Atlanta
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Forsyth to get a new hotel as crowds arrive
Forsyth Georgia plans to replace the Georgian, the town’s only hotel, with a new $75,000 structure. City officials will meet trains with police escorts and direct visitors to home rooms while bids and subscriptions push toward a $440,000 project with hopes of a modern hotel.
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G. W. ‘Newton
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Labor unions loom large in Macon mayoralty race
Reports say labor groups form half a dozen unions and back candidates, threatening a three cornered mayoralty contest. A Macon lawyer allied with the Moore faction is tipped as a possible Labor Party candidate for mayor with two aldermanic tickets, as registration nears the 4,000 mark.
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Harvey truckman Casagrande praised on Auto Row
L H Casagrande, sales manager for a truck company, is well known along Auto Row. He plans a stop at Piedmont hotel for those interested in his line and has spent time in the area, with many friends in the region speaking highly of him.
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Casegrande
Generhy
Ith Truck Company
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Cosigrande
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Battery separators and recovery hopes amid trade show plans
The text discusses battery troubles from split separators causing internal discharge and sulphation risks, warns not to overheat batteries, and mentions plans for an American and Chinese products exposition in Shanghai in late 1920 to promote trade and aid redemption efforts, with dates targeting September 30.
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