Waynesboro unit plans Inauguration trip
Waynesboro reports that Company E, First Infantry, National Guard of Georgia, will meet Monday night to discuss plans to attend the March 4 Inauguration in Washington. The unit, with 58 men at inspection, is optimistic and may request adjutant general support to cover travel. Major Palmer praised the group and suggested they may buy an indoor target.
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Peach orchards in Georgia report no significant damage
J and Paulin, leading growers of the Fort Gaines district, told the Georgia Fruit Exchange this week that large orchards are in excellent condition. Peach buds appeared healthy, indicating no injury, with uniformly good conditions across Clay County south of Columbus. Some damaged fruit shows brown interiors, while uninjured peaches remain green. Agriculture Commissioner Hudson said statewide reports show no crop injury from the cold, and the recent chill has not harmed yields.
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