Georgia Crops Rebound After Drought Says Dennes
The July 1 1921 crop outlook from Georgia agricultural statistician John S Dennee shows cotton yield up to 1 221 000 bales from under 1 million in May while corn is pegged at 79 031 000 bushels shelled up from 76 500 000 last year. Weather since July has improved prospects and a record peach crop of 4 650 000 bushels is forecast along with near record pecan and sweet potato yields and rising sugar cane prospects amid drought relief rains.
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Georgia
John S. Dennes
Georgia Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Drouth
Dennee
Rep
Georgie
Str. Denne
Sro
Decatur
Houston
Mitchall County
Telfair
Franklin County
Warren
Podge
Branting
Herton Grady
Peanvel
Hoy
Tame
Governare
Fiousanda
Debate on Merger Is Refused by Pro's in Kirkwood
Kirkwood July 5 Special says the Citizens Merger committee declines a joint debate with Atlanta on the merger. They state Kirkwood residents can form their own views and that enough discussion time will be allowed as the voting date nears. The anti merger message cites representation and a high school for Kirkwood.
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Kirkwood
Atlanta
Citizens Merger Committee
Kiriwood
Promerger
W. E. Saunders
Mercer
Pegler
Seeiston Af
Hirkwoof
Naval E Balloonist Broken by Wild Journey
Lieutenant Stephen Farrell of the U S Navy, lost with two balloonists in the Canadian wilds near Moose Factory, suffers neuras thenia from exhaustion and has a month's leave. Physicians advise rest at a quiet summer resort. Farrell previously reportedly sought to end his life during the ordeal.
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New York
Canadian Wilds
Moose Factory
Stephen Farrell
United States Naval
Sir Stettop
Far Rockaway
Naval Hospital
Farrell
Hinton
Klagr
Wilds
Mattes
Controlling Cotton Boll Weevil with Calcium Arsenate
A 1920s report outlines calcium arsenate dust for cotton boll weevil control, detailing specs, testing, and distribution. It notes Delta Laboratory guidance, availability through hardware and supply houses, and machine developments like Feeny hand power dust sprayers for field use.
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Br. R. B. Coad
Delta Laboratory
Tallulah
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau, of Entomology
Washington, D.C
Ileading Chemical Companies
Jouruer Tlons
R. B. Cond
Parla Green
Cosa
Dass
Feeny
Six Auto Bandits Rob Chicago Bank Three Are Captured
Six robbers stormed the State Bank of Clearing and took 915000 in cash and bonds. Three of the bandits were chased by Chicago detectives over twenty miles, leading to one capture in a basement, another in a cornfield, and a third in a house with Mrs OConnor. Names recalled include Martin Sicks, Mike Geary, and Harry Fields. part of the money was recovered.
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Chicago
State Bank
Ons
Cornfield
Michael O’connor
Memphis City Steel Vessel Is Launched
Mobile July 9 the ten thousand sea steamer Memphis City named for Memphis Tenn built of all Alabama steel was launched at the Chickasaw Ship Building and Car company plant. Miss Mary Budd Stewart of Memphis christened the vessel with charged water in the presence of several thousand people. Mayor Rowlett Pains led a delegation from Memphis for the launch.
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Mobile
Memphis City
Memphis
Tenn
Chickasaw Ship Building and Car Company
Mary Budd Stewart
Rowlett Pains
Sues for Damages After Drinking White Lightning
Memphis officials report ly v. Stubblefield filed a circuit court suit against Harry Lane Jey alleging he bought whisky described as white mule white lightning or moonshine that caused severe injuries. The petition claims the liquor contained concentrated lye and spirits of nitre and that defendant manufactured it at home. Damages of 28000 are sought for permanent injury and hospital care.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ly v
Stubblefield
Harry Lane Jey
Langley
I Can’t Obstacles by Roger W Babson era passage
A historic column argues most obstacles to success are imaginary fears. It urges developing innate talents, reading to test ideas, and thinking independently rather than relying on luck. It lists eight hindrances, including genius myths, self doubt, fear of failure, luck, and inherited wealth, and champions hard work and persistence.
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Babeon Msti
Aroorn
United States
Johnson
Ripley
Enes
Auman
Luke Batson
Bell
Stephenson
Watt
Arlison
Crompton
Hargreaves
Sutton
Bibert Hubbard
William James
Lisa
Henry Ward Geecher
At- Tanta
Beecher
Florence
Ariz
Brata Penitentiary
Ife
Ohio State
Bea
Verdict of Guilty in Sheriff Killing After Jury Prayer
Jurors who had prayed at Sheriff Catron's grave returned to the courthouse and found James Douglass guilty of his slayer. Douglass admitted shooting the sheriff near Rozeville after a traffic stop, claiming he believed he was being held up. Judge Wright sentenced Douglass to be hanged at Lafayette on August 8.
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Rome
Sherift Catron
James Douglass
Catron
Wal‘er
Rozeville
Wright
Douglass
Lafayette
Heat records as thermometer mounts to 109
Mandan North Dakota July 9 a new heat record was set today as the thermometer rose to 109 degrees according to the government weather bureau. The reading marks a high for the area and underscores a spell of extreme heat in the region.
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Mandan
N. Dak
Government Weather Bureau
Helpful Hints To Investors by S B Blodgett
Investors are urged to study security and five year earning capacity before buying corporate bonds. Beware consolidated mortgages and bonds with glamour names that mask weak first mortgages. Check how many claims precede yours and verify collateral value and market demand. Focus on earning capacity, operating ratio trends, and safety margins. seek seasoned issuers with steady dividends and clear records.
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Rails of & Street Car Company
New York
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
Boston
Obstacles as Steps to Wood Taking Referenced in IFR Text
A fragmented excerpt discusses obstacles framed as stepping stones to accessing wood. It mentions Babson and notes hardships faced by workers and employers, urging reading of an unclear message about a deske-with iy 2 special or sicke to aoe pent weeks. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or concrete facts.
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Ifr
Babson
Advances Fulfills Promise in Short Squeeze News
New York July reports an active squeeze on shorts with many stocks rising 4 to 16 points in a week. Pools formed to hold stocks for larger gains later, while outside buyers and bear covering pushed prices, amid bets on economic recovery and potential tax reform.
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New York
Bears
Profession&l
Germany
Validity of Georgia law questioned in Moore case
Brunswick Ga July 9 special whether a Georgia law allowing a judge to clear a courtroom of spectators during a trial at the judge's discretion is constitutional The issue arises from the U S Supreme Court taking up a new trial petition for Will H Moore convicted of criminal assault He and the female victim are from prominent local families The Georgia Supreme Court held the judge acted legally in ordering outsiders to leave The matter follows arguments by Senator James R Thomas of Jesup and Max Isaacs Moore's counsel The second item notes the steamship Craig Botw ine grounding one mile west of Norton Sound Nantucket Sound.
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Brunswick
Knda
United States Supreme Court
Will H. Moore
Georgia Supreme Court
Leryeff
James R. Thomas
Thomas
Mr. Isaacs
Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia Supremes Court
Cholera Spread Reported Across Russia and Frontiers
Riga July 9. Moscow newspapers confirm rapid cholera spread in Russia. Refugees crowd drought areas. Moscow reports 123 cases. Death rate high in Voronezh. 624 cases on trains in June. Officials consider quarantines along the frontier if needed. Baltic and American Red Cross involved. Baltic government active.
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Riga
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
American Red Cross
Valk
Esthenia
Voronezh
Caler
Ashtrakhan
Pershing to Attend Funeral Service in Hoboken
General Pershing plans to attend funeral services in Hoboken for more than fifteen hundred American servicemen believed to be dead. He will speak briefly at the ceremony as American bodies are returned from the front.
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Washington
General Pershing
Hoboken
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