Clayton Tribune Plant Seen In Rabun County Visit
Hal M Stanley notes the Clayton Tribune plant in Clayton Rabun County during a visit. He describes its clean facilities, ownership by P Crossy and family, and the publisher Joss Crisp County News link, with Cross family ties and long local history.
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Tribune
Opys
P. Crossy
Hiawassee
Clay Coun- Haynesville
N. C
Jayton
Cross
Tin Habersham County
R. E. Cross
Joss
Gwinnett
Rochelle
Wrgin
Jr. R. Ham
Crisp County News
Clayton
Tallulah Falls
Mountain City
Dillard
Ints
Rabun County
Rally
Clayton Tribune
Rabun
The
North Georgia
Carolina
Georgia
L. P
Clayton County Club Mma
Clayton Baptist Church
Pace Secures Government Use Of Cotton Bags For 1941
Representative Steve Pace wins continued approval for cotton bag ging used with cotton bales through June 30 1941. The program supports cotton use amid export shifts with Pace citing earlier talks with officials and Milo Perkins head of the Supreme Commodity Corporation. Domestic consumption aims to rise to 10 12 million bales while exports fall due to wartime conditions.
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Washington
Steve Pace
Aericus
Department of Agriculture
Pace
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Europe
Great Britain
Ane
Mr. Pace
Milo Perkins
Supreme Commodity Corporation
33 040 Fishing Licenses Sold In Five Months
Georgia fishermen bought 38 040 licenses from Mar 1 to Aug 5 with about 150 non resident licenses also sold. Freshwater fish dealer licenses hit a peak and rules for county fishing without license are clarified. Children under 16 need no license. many fee figures are listed for hunting fishing and trapping.
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Division of Wildlife
Georgia
Wildlife Division
Remark on Rabun's religious civic and national progress
The remark notes a person’s deep interest in Rabun's religious, civic, and historical advancement at local, state, and national levels, highlighting ongoing concerns with community development and heritage.
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Rabun
Georgia Voters May Split Tickets in General Election
Georgia officials say voters can split the ballot in November without law bar. The Democratic slate remains the complete ticket for president and state offices, but voters may choose other parties or write in candidates on the blank ballot, with no state restriction beyond ballot size.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John Wilson
State Law Department
Roosevelt
Wallace
Wendell L. Willkie
Charles McNary
U.S
Ellis Arnall
Statehouse
Wilson
Willkie
Farmers Urged To Keep Hogs Cool In Hot Weather
County Agent W F Bembry urges Taylor county farmers to protect hogs from heat with ample cool water and air circulation. Use barrels or oil drums for water, provide shade and dust-reducing ground, avoid overfeeding heat producing grain, and remember hogs struggle to perspire due to fat content.
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W. F. Bembry
Taylor County
Bembry
Vulcanize Old Tires Cheaper at Childs Service Station
Childs Service Station offers to vulcanize old tires at a lower cost than purchasing new ones. Try their service and compare results for yourself.
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Childs
1941 AAA Farming Program Discussed By State Chairman
State AAA committee chairman S and Statham reported after returning from the Washington conference that the 1941 program will stress soil conservation and adapt to individual farms. New soil-building practices and expanded grant of aid for lime and superphosphate were endorsed. The plan mirrors 1940 with local adjustments and efficient grain storage goals. Georgia delegates included H S Durden T R Breedlove and W S Brown. Statham and Brown met President Roosevelt at the White House.
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S. & Statham
AAA Committee
Washington, D. C
AAA
State Agricultural Extension Service
Georgia
H. S. Durden
T. R. Breedlove
W. S. Brown
Statham
Farm and Home Hour
Washington
Mr. Brown
Roosevelt
White House
Card of Thanks for Kind Deeds after Bereavement
We thank friends for their sympathy and many deeds in the loss of our wife mother and sister. Gratitude for flowers and special thanks to Rev. F J Gilbert for presiding at the funeral. May God bless you all. S P Edwards and Children Mrs George Culverhouse.
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F. J. Gilbert
S. P. Edwards & Children
George Culverhouse
County Agent Advises Buying Feeder Cattle in Fall Months
County Agent W. F. Bembry explains feeder cattle and stocker prices follow a seasonal pattern. Prices tend to be lower in fall when grass cattle flood markets and higher in spring as demand for grassable cattle rises, with variations due to feed conditions and fat cattle prices.
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W. F. Bembry
Bembry
Below Sea Level Regions Mark California Uncommon Topography
Substantial parts of California sit below sea level making it unique among states. The terrain includes depressions and basins shaped by historic water management and geological processes.
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California
Union
Cutts Enters Race For State School Superintendent
Harvey C. Cutts, Greenville Meriwether County superintendent since 1933, files to run against Dr. M D Collins. He pledges to depoliticize education, trim waste, reduce state travel, fund seven month term and maintain free textbooks while raising teacher salaries.
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Harvey C. Cutts
Greenville
Meriwether County
M. D. Collins
Mr. Cutts
W. L. Cutts
Georgia
Cutts
Canton
Vienna
Mercer University
University of Georgia
Piedmont Institute
Waycross
Ashburn High School
Blue Ridge
Department of Education
State Department of Education
First School for Sightless Established in Paris 1785
The world’s first school for the sightless was founded in Paris in 1785, marking a historic milestone in deafblind education and accessibility. It reflects early advocacy for disability learning and formalized instruction.
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Paris
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North Georgia Mountains
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Chattahoochee
Columbus Roberts
Farm Women of
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M. M. Stephens
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