Southeastern Fair premium list issued for 1925
Atlanta July 28 The 1925 Southeastern Fair catalogue and premium list is off the press with over 10 000 copies ready for distribution R M Striplin secretary says the issue is among the most complete and details cash awards prizes and events for October including 40000 in cash prizes and 26000 for grand circuit racers Auto racers win a large cash award over three days Copies available by writing to the Southeastern Fair Association Box 1006 Atlanta Ga
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Atlanta
R. M. Striplin
Southeastern Fair Association
Southeastern Falls
Agricultural Outlook Shows Favorable 1925 Prospects
The Federal Agriculture Department reports a bright 1925 agricultural picture for Georgia with good business conditions and a hopeful livestock outlook. Hogs nearly double last year’s price, heavy steers higher, and lambs pricier. trucks crops baring price recovery, potato per capita yield near 1911 and 1919 levels, and onions cabbage melons peaches selling 2 to 3 times last year. corn ears look good. cotton belt crop size remains favorable. potatoes plantings down, possibly higher profits for producers. farm purchasing power index holds at 90 versus prewar baseline.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Lowey
Wesern
Georgia Leads in County Agents and Seed Improvement
A Georgia report notes the state ranks second to Texas in county agents and extension workers. The Crop Improvement Association of Georgina reports a surge in pure bred seed production statewide alongside strong farm profitability where alfalfa fields are large. In the U S last year chickens and eggs were valued at 1 047 322 170 dollars and farm owned automobiles reached 3 574 880, nearly one per two families. Mil ton quote about Nature ends with a call to do one s part.
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United States
Georgia
Texas
Crop Improvement Association of
Georgina
Edward Pickard recaps Bryans death and global reactions
News Review of Current Events notes the death of William Jennings Bryan in Dayton Tennessee and funeral arrangements in Washington and Arlington. It highlights President Coolidge, Kellogg and public mourning, plus Bancroft Bancroft’s death in Japan and U.S. efforts to safeguard naval and diplomatic ties amid global tensions. It covers prohibition enforcement, Belgian debt talks, French Morocco actions, Italy’s press-suppress law and treasury tax policy directions under Mellon, with partisan reactions across the era’s political landscape.
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Illiam Jennings Bryan
Arlington National Cemetery
Spain
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Dayton
Tenn
Washington
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arlington
War Department
Admiral Dewey
Bryn
Bryan
Democratic Party
Cooldge
Kellogg
New South ideals rise as old values cling to education
The piece surveys the evolving South from Grady to Lanier, urging a moral education centered on Jesus to balance new industrial wealth. It warns against materialism, calls for church-based schooling, trained teachers, and adequate facilities, and stresses Christian leadership rooted in Old South ideals to guide wealth toward service.
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Henry W. Grady
Grady
Lee
Lanier
New South
New England
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Middle West
Northwest
South
Jesus
Daniel
Judea
Babylon
Fair Southland
Summer Excursion Fares 1925 Central of Georgia Railway
The Central of Georgia offers reduced round trip Summer Excursion tickets from May 15 to September 20 1925 to Take Mountain and Seashore Resorts across the U S and Canada and to Mexico City. Options include 60 day Circle Tours with rail and water travel and through connections to Savannah and ships to New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia and eastern resorts. Plan your trip with agents to maximize comfort sight seeing and value.
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Central of Georgia Railway
United States
Canada
Mexico City
Savannah
South Atlantic
Southeastern
Central of Georgia
Ocean Steamship Company of
Merchants & Miners Traisportation Company
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Central OF Georgiary
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Universal Cure
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It promises cures by mail order for 31 25 and urges sending testimonials. Dr E W Hall of St Louis is named and druggists are said to carry the product.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louis
Druggista
City to ban Fat Lady costumes at Oxford fairs
Municipal authorities decide against fat lady outfits at future Oxford fairs. Officials view the display as the most mature city art misstep, criticizing the staged scene and the crowd’s reaction.
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Oxford
Clvle
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