Cattle Empire Shifts South in Meat Industry Rise
M A Traylor of Chicago argues the federal agriculture forecast points to a southern dominance in cattle and hog production. He notes waning western cattle baronies, expanding southern grazing, longer open seasons with ample rainfall, and credit expansion that would empower farmers, bankers, and merchants to unlock new wealth in the south.
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Supreme Court decision reshapes canal freight rate rules
A Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court ruling clarifies that Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission regulate canal influenced freight rates. It ends a dispute over who sets interior versus coast traffic rates and is welcomed by shippers nationwide seeking uniform policy.
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Opening of Canal Promises Lower Rates for Flood Stuffs
They argued that reliance on unofficial sources to judge their share would put them at a handicap. The open canal is seen as reducing costs for the ultimate consumer, with the consensus that floodstuffs and commodities will see lower rates. If effects were blocked or unfairly allocated to Interior points, a key benefit of the canal would be largely nullified.
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Bill Sapps
Colony
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Esterdy
Georgia
Nopalist
Tuer
Savannah News
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Joseph Wo Brown
Jong Vend
Joe
A Matter of Investment in Georgia Tech Expansion
A campaign to expand the Georgia School of Technology nears a $100,000 subscription goal as Atlanta business leaders treat contributions as investments. Supporters argue broadened technical education spurs state wealth and corporate growth through research facilities and skilled graduates.
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Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Campaign to reduce infant mortality highlighted by Mothers clubs
Officers and members of the Fifth Congressional District Mothers clubs and parent teacher associations gathered at the Ansley Hotel at 16 o'clock to launch a campaign for cutting infant mortality. Mrs Howard Payne led the Georgia division with health boards and Associated Charities present. Atlanta has done welfare work but aims to expand with milk depots, certified milk, free ice, open air dispensaries, and nurse and physician inspections to save lives in the crucial first year.
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Ansley Hotel
Howard Payne
Georgia Division
Sabotage Opinion Heats Up At Industrial Commission
Edward Zurcher of the Industrial Workers of the World tells the federal industrial commission sabotage is common across industries though he exaggerates. He argues vandalism appears only in tense moments and condemns sabotage as un-American and cowardly, urging open, lawful ways to settle disputes.
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Federal Industrial Commission
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Industrial Workers of the World
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Europe
America
Siamese Medical Twins: Board Urges Vital Statistics and Public Health Laws
Dr Emory R Park argues that Georgia must enact both vital statistics and public health laws. He states the constitution supports simultaneous implementation, noting Georgia’s wealth and the clear benefit to life and posterity. The piece emphasizes urgent passage to combat disease.
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Emory R Park
State Board of Health
Georgia
General Assembly
The Gentleman from Fillville Ballads Sting Likely
A fragmented verse asks about a man seeking pay and serenades, noting bills piling high for railroad engine pushes. Weather is described as foul or tall, with a quirky line about “The Gentleman from Fillville” and a whimsical ee te ee cadence.
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Allus
Fillville
Eccentric Briefs from Billville and Beyond
A collage of light verse and satirical notes from Billville pokes fun at state politics, prohibition, and public whim. Observations range from the Georgia legislature’s durability to local curiosities about a candidate’s hat, with quips on poets, belief, and daily life.
Expert Points the Way To Cattle Supremacy For Southern States
M A Traylor a National Bank executive and cattle authority urges South and Southeast states to shift toward diversified livestock farming. He cites past westward migrations, the need to eradicate the cattle tick, and banker support to expand credit beyond cotton as keys to boosting meat production from Alabama to the Mississippi Delta.
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Southern
SEALY GRIST FO VE P STATE POLITICAL GRIND SLATON WILY
Georgia politics buzz as Governor Slaton strengthens across the state with assurances he will carry several counties in Congressman Hardwick’s district. Reports describe a whiskerless legislature, tax talk from Thomas county, and a bustling Kimball House political scene with candidates Hart, Hutchens, and Woodward drawing attention.
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Sealy
Slaton
Hardwich
General Assembly
John M Slaton
KNOCKS AND BOOSTS FROM THE STATE PRESS
Georgia political chatter runs through Savannah and Cordele papers as figures like Little Joe Brown Tom Felder and J R Looner spawn debates on governor races and Senate hopes. Editors note campaigns cost money and public gaze shifts across the state.
Legislature urged to pass vital statistics and public health laws
Letter from Washington DC by FMORY R PARK MD urges passage of both vital statistics and public health bills. He cites deaths from cerebrovascular cases and argues health benefits justify enacting the public health measure now. He warns if only one passes, the public health bill should be the chosen priority and notes plans to continue advocacy.
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Leiter
Samedinagie Undersigned
Ain Jon
Widyille
Burke County
Cerebro
Statistician
Heath
Rers
Europe
New York
Tan New
American Medical Association
R Park
Washington DC
Light of My Life Poem Fragment Adante Ga
A fragmented poem by JOSEPH W. HUMPHRIDS from Adante Georgia contemplates love death and immortality. The speaker finds solace in memory and hopeful yearning beyond loss. Strong imagery ties emotion to enduring faith and eternal longing.
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Joslph W
Humphrids Adante, Ga
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