Farming as a business faces financing hurdles and market barriers
The article argues farming is the world’s essential but underfunded business. It cites high production costs, low returns for growers, and a lack of credit access compared with other industries. Bernard Baruch is quoted on equal opportunity in marketing, noting bankers and traders have easier credit and market access than farmers.
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Sts. Bouts
Florida
Costa
Kansas State Board “of Agriculture
Bernard MM. . Baruch
New York
War Industries Bearn
Baruch
Ihi
From Georgia to the New Year Tailgate Ballads
A garbled collage of dialect verses and stray lines mentions Georgia, politics, and holiday sentiments. It references women voters, a Bud Get segment, Tipton Times, and a Pilgrim Fathers note tied to Plymouth Rock, with scattered allusions to Dayton News, Knoxville Journal, and social commentary on public mood and memory.
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Pilgrin
Plymouth Rock
Bris Knoxville“ Journal
Hpune
Mopody
Farmers need equal credit to stabilize agriculture
The speaker warns that farming is the most essential yet neglected industry for credit and financial facilities. He argues for broad marketing avenues and cooperative efforts to prevent severe consequences and ensure farmers can market products to meet consumption and secure fair returns.
Is There a Future for the Second Baptist Church
Dr Porter opened a new sermon series drawing on scriptural endurance and perpetual promises. He cited debts paid, missionary and educational giving, and the church’s enduring spirit as evidence of faith’s vigor through five years of effort and growth. A large audience attended Sunday night as he launched the series.
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Jmlssionary
Second Baptist Church
Porter
unclear request about Soviet actions and regional disputes
Fragmented OCR notes describe appeals to Soviet Russia from Armenian and Georgian authorities over alleged bolshevik treaty violations. Mentions Baku, Cossacks, looting, and population displacements with vague attributions to General Karaloft and Armenian government claims.
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Vilages
Lanteds
Russia
Baku
CNB
Disar
Jages
Karaloft
New Year Hope and Resolutions in a Stormy World
A reflective New Year meditation on resolutions and strength, celebrating renewed spirit as the world turns toward a brighter horizon. It cites a C. T. Davis verse from The Arkansas Gazette and references to struggles, courage, and steadfast hope amid dark times. The Houston Post notes about a man with a fourth child moving to Texas amid cabinet politics and a remark on D Annunzio’s surrender, all framed in a period voice.
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C. T. Davis
The
Arkansas Gazette
Houston Post
Texas
Fragmented Poem Fragment Noted Incomplete Lines
The text presents a fragmented poem with garbled phrases about stars, night, mist, and watching a dome or hull. It appears as stray lines, with several misread words and punctuation, making cohesive meaning unclear. Entities such as none identifiable. no dates, places, or names remain readable.
President-elect Harding to Visit Atlanta January 12
President-elect Warren G. Harding plans a stop in Atlanta on Wednesday morning January 12 en route to Florida. The event, arranged by the Atlanta Lions Club which invited him, may include a banquet at the Ansley Hotel and a luncheon in the hotel tea room. Local civic leaders noted tentative hotel and banquet plans and will announce the speaker Tuesday morning.
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Warren ‘G. Harding
Atlanta
Florida
Lions’ Club
Harding
Cleveland
Ohio
Ansley ‘Hotel
C. A. Creightom
Ansley Hotel
Lions’club
Ansley
Alos ‘of Ath
Prospects bright for Moose Home in Fulton County
Prospects for bringing a Moose home to Fulton County grow brighter as representatives press for a 600 acre site near Atlanta. Supreme Council officials cited a $2,000,000 project cost and noted Fulton County as a suitable location. Governor-elect Hardwick and local leaders voiced support for establishing the Moose home, aiming to attract the World Fair to Atlanta in 1988.
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Coren
Atlanta i
Aéverah
Supreme ‘Council
A. Talie-Was
William Trickett
Giles
Fulton
County
Mooseheart
Atlanta
Mooseheart No
Fulton County
Hardwick
Percy
Taylor
M.D
Gleason
Atlanta Springhill Alumni Banquet Held at Ansley Hotel
The Springhill alumni club in Atlanta hosted a New Year’s banquet Saturday in the Pine Room of the Hotel Ansley. James A Gassidy served as toastmaster, with John Mok of the Albany Chamber of Commerce delivering the principal address.
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Ansley
Ingal
Springhill
James A Gassidy
Wag
Ti Astmaster
John
Mok
Albany, Ga
Autointoxication debated in health talk by Brady
Health talk by William Brady discusses autointoxication, criticizing its acceptance as a real disease. He argues waste retention and elimination issues are not proof of internal poisoning and warns against alarm over vague symptoms and theories.
Golden Words on Cotton Acreage Reduction
Editor argues 1921 cotton crop cuts to lift prices, reduce debt, and boost prosperity. Urges cooperative marketing and centralized control to manage acreage and crop diversification. Advocates landowners, tenants joining a unified association for housing, markets, and home supplies. E H iberton, Ga.
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Akin
Congress
Baleen
Congresa
Folllow
F. Ers
Co-Operative Association
Southland
Iberton
Kreisler Concert Tickets Go On Sale Monday
Tickets go on sale at 9 o clock this morning for a Kreisler concert. Various locations remain for those who wish to hear the renowned violinist, regarded as an outstanding figure in music today.
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Kreisler
Onder
Baen
Emancipation Day in Atlanta Reflections by Dr. Brown
On the fifty seventh anniversary of emancipation a gathering at Bethel church marked the occasion with 2,000 Black citizens in attendance. Dr Brown delivered the oration, reading Lincoln’s proclamation as Morehouse orchestra and Morris Brown teco club performed. Proclamation affirmed equality, goodwill, and mutual progress across races.
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Absell
Brown
Ana
H. H. Proctor
Bethel Church
1 Bryant
P. Johnson
Willam
Johnson
H. A. Canady
Ter
Teagde
Morehouse
Kemper Harreld
Teo
Morris Brown “College
Charles Shaw
Lincoln
Dr. Brown
Africa
Calendar of Supreme Court cases highlights audience interest
A weekly calendar lists eighteen cases slated for the court’s week with a mix of familiar and unusual matters. Highlights include the Petre Street Railway case, a Detroit restraining order, a Kentucky tax dispute, an estate law issue, and cases involving liquor conviction, insurance policy holders, and alleged corrupt practices.
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Hke
Dai
Minnesota
Petre Street Railway
Detroit
Trina
Newberry
Ance
Police Still Seek Driver in Death Crash
Police continue to search for the driver involved in a fatal car crash that killed a woman. Investigators described the vehicle as a dark sedan and urged any witnesses to come forward with information.
Unclear Fragments Highlight Local Office Note
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Chairman Charles S. Pendleton and a local office, but lacks coherent facts or context to form a complete news item.
Two American Girls Aid Albanian Quake Relief
Paris reports a devastating Albania quake kills fourteen people and leaves 3800 injured and 10008 homeless in Elbassan. Two American Red Cross nurses Mize Norah Ruddy of St. Louis and Winifred Warren of Chicago were in the city and quickly led relief efforts as supplies and a furnishing tent are sent from the Adriatic coast.
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Paris
Elbassan
Albania
American Red Cross
Tirana
Red Cross
Mize
Norah. Ruddy
St. Louis
Mias
Winifred Warren
Chicago
American’ Red Cross
Packed Tenements Endanger Nation, Says Doctor
New York City in 1920 faced worsening overcrowding with 133000 babies born that year and 106000 living in tenements. Health Commissioner Copeland warned population growth could force 8000 more people into crowded dwellings within a decade, threatening public health and civilization.
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New York
Epithe
Copeland
Ison Heads College Park Masonic Lodge for 1921
At the December 27 meeting of College Park Masonic Lodge, W W Ison was elected worshipful master for 1921. Officers elected include Frank Ison senior warden, Frank P. Baan junior warden, Joseph B. Bates treasurer, James A. Stone secretary, and others. Auditing committee members named George F. Longino Fred Schaertr Edward Richardson. Finance committee members listed Joseph E Bazemore James Jones Robert W Fitzpatrick. John F Bradley presented a past master’s jewel to retiring master H S With. Reports show a prosperous year.
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College Park
Isers
Parrner J. Stilwell
Charles. T.angley
Charles K Stwick
James Joné
Robert W. Fitzpatrick
John F. Bradley
Drewel
Removal of Dusky Troops From Rhineland Promised
January report from Washington notes Britain plans to petition President Wilson for removing colonial troops from the Rhineland after protests by women and officials. A 50,000 signature drive is to accompany the appeal, with Britain urging allied nations to end the semi civilized African forces in the occupied zone.
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Sehington
Britton
Ealing
Wilson
Meranda
Aera Ee
Fee Jaccupied
Rhineland
Germany
Seeneh
Union meeting set in Cleveland for April convention
Chicago based BBC announces its second annual convention in Cleveland from April 11 to 16. Organization hopes to have a delegate present from every congressional district.
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Chicago
BBC
Cleveland
Lesgie Aaldit
Tria
Fragmentary note hints at an incident summary
A coarse OCR fragment mentions an incident and a person, with unclear names or places. The readable bits suggest a report on an event involving a male subject and a telephone reference, but crucial details are missing to confirm the exact nature or location of the incident.
Morris Writes About Clay Divorce Case
Marietta Georgia January 2 1981 Judge Morris clarifies he did not summon Mrs Clay to file for divorce and that she came unsolicited to obtain legal help against her husband Herbert Clay. He says a newspaper story misrepresented events tying the suit to political foes and notes Mrs Clay and her sister provided details of alleged abuse witnessed by her lawyer.
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Herbert
Marietta
Georgia
Newt Morris
Clay
Morris
Blair
Toether
Birs
Ciny
Enue
William
Taté Holland
Br. Hows Ort -Derkiison
Gondon
Harold Hawkins
Chapt
Ft. Witlout
Slater
Korey
Notary Umblic
Helenia Questi
Giropes
Eudoeas
Virginta Hudson Clay
Calhoun Man Shot as Police Fire at Stolen Car
Calhoun Ga January 2 George Ray aged 19 was severely wounded when officers on the lookout for a stolen car fired into an automobile nearby. Sheriff Henry Mesders said the volley was aimed at the vehicle after it refused to stop, with the injured man taken to a local hospital. Investigating authorities said the car had been stolen in Dalton and traced to the Calhoun area.
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Calhoun
George Ray
Henry’ Mesders
Chick
Bond
Mr. Ray
Be Ig
Ben A: Critt
Dalton
Con
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