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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

6

Push for Local Auto Tag Distribution and County Autonomy

A letter from BEN A. NEAL of Millen Ga dated July 17 1924 urges distributing auto tag distribution locally to aid owners who struggle with forms and mailing. He advocates smaller unified local authority and questions centralization, asking whether such a provision is achievable now and expressing support for auto owners’ reasonable wishes.

Ben A. Neal Millen, Ga

South Georgia’s Big Year for Crops Foreseen

The Albany Herald reports South Georgia facing a prosperous fall and winter with a much larger corn yield than usual, high prices anticipated. Peanut crops in Georgia expected to be bumper and in strong demand, while cotton yields look good due to favorable weather and pest control. Texas is mentioned alongside broader crop prospects.

Albany, Ga South Georgia West Virginia North Carolina Georgia South Texas

Democratic convention nominates Davis for President

The Democratic National Convention nominated John W. Davis of West Virginia for President and Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska for Vice President. After a long deadlock, the 102nd and 103rd ballots sparked a stampede to Davis, with Bryan chosen as a strategic allied VP candidate.

Robert M. LaFollette Wisconsin John W. Davis West Virginia National Progressive Conference Cleveland Edward W. Pickard New York City Charles W. Bryan Nebraska William Jennngs Bryan McAdoo Smith Davis Taggart Indiana Walsh EB. T. Meredith Town Leroy Springs South Carolina Bryan Alvin Owsley Texas The American Legion John ©.Greenway Arizona George L. Berry Tennessee International Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America Bennett Clark Missouri Champ Clark Berry Springs Clark al Smith OHN William Davis West ‘Virginia Newark William Jennings Bryan Wall Street Clarksburg W. Va John J.and Anna (Kennedy) Davis Washington and Lee University Middle Temple London Congress Wilson Great Britain American Bar Association Ellen G. Bassel Duncan McDonald William Bouck New National Farmer- Labor Party St. Paul LaFollette Workers” Party William Z. Foster National Independent Party John M. Nelson

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