Cotton men warned against boll weevil spread across states
Washington reports a department of agriculture warning planters in Alabama Mississippi Georgia Tennessee Oklahoma and Texas of a widespread boll weevil movement. They advise immediate action to hill off the pest by picking and destroying cotton fields to prevent heavy losses next year.
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Wilson seeks 406 million bond issue to cover expenses
In administration quarters the plan to propose a bond issue to meet added expense is under consideration. The president's determination to push for the funding is evident as discussions continue on the large figure.
Coteus Soap and Ointment Advertised in 32-Page Book
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Defense program loom in congress as ships and army plans advance
High officials press a five year naval build and army expansion. Secretary Daniels noted a shift toward heavy battleship and dreadnought production with four first year, three second year capital ships expected, totaling about sixteen to twenty ships over five years. Congress and the president edge toward administration measures to speed construction.
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League for the Marrying of Broken Heroes
London October 12 The Rev Ernest Houghton Bristol rector has launched a campaign urging patriotic women to wed maimed war heroes. He talks of secrecy and vows to matchments with French precedent promising happiness through unselfish sacrifice and urges women to join the League for the Marrying of Broken Heroes.
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Farmers Union to Meet in Douglas on November 18
Douglas Ga October 13 Special: The State Farmers Union will hold its annual convention in Douglas on Wednesday November 18. A host of visitors is expected and about a thousand delegates from around a hundred counties will attend the event.
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Mortuary notices and obituaries from October 13
Multiple brief death notices list Eula McGuire Carpenter of Newnan aged 58 after a hip fracture in eight weeks, with four children named. Allen B. Pardim of Palatka dies at 44 from Bright's disease and is buried in Palatka. Other obituaries mention Mary E. Grooves, Sindrea Cleveland, Sarah A. Watson, Hiram W. Baggett, plus legal notices from the Georgia Supreme Court with several case references and attorneys listed.
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Weaver's Fabric Unit Offer At Peachtree Address
Mr Weaver advertises a $35 fabric unit made to individual measurements by a reputed cutter and tailor. The offer highlights fit style and quality equal to top standards. Located at 13044 Peachtree Street upstairs opposite the Candler building.
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Levin named Regent theater manager under new ownership
Fred Levin, a popular young theatrical attaché formerly with the Forsyth Grand and Lyric theaters, is appointed manager of the Regent theater at 550 Peachtree Street. The house, bought from Frank Montgomery by Van Livingston of Atlanta, reopened to large crowds with a high priced program. Levin says Mutual will supply daily program service, including Mutual masterpieces and the Balboa serial each Tuesday, with the same ticket scale.
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British Chief Justice Honored by U S Supreme Court
Baron Reading, lord chief justice of England, sat with the U S Supreme Court as chairman of the Anglo-French financial commission. He joined Chief Justice White for a 74 minute session, listening to arguments on the constitutionality of North Dakota's tax on express receipts. The honor marks a rare distinction for a foreign jurist in U S court history.
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Des 3 Songdand and Ferschell Chancellor Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions years 4889 and 1899 with names Lord Ferschell and Britian Iotaigh. Details and context are unclear.
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Stop Piles With Pyramid Pie Treatment Coupon Offer
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