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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

6

Mexico cotton frontier Chinese farmers compete with U S

The article traces Mexican cotton growth near Mexicali where Chinese leasehold farms dominate. It notes large mills in Mexicali and Culican, extensive Chinese financing, and cross border labor routes through the United States. It argues irrigation water and a future All American Canal could shift cotton competition.

Mexico Mexicali Valley Imperial Valley Culican Mazatlan United States Mexicali Mexican Japan Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce United States Department of Commerce Imperial County California Boulder Dam Colorado Gulf of California Gulf South Diaz Reste West Colorado River Nand United Staes Georgia

Chevrolet Announces New 1928 Line For January First

Detroit December 24 Chevrolet Motor Company promises the most spectacular low priced automobile of all time with a complete new line to be introduced January first. W S Knudsen notes official details will come January 5 and production has been under way since December 12 at plants in Flint Tarrytown Saint Louis Oakland Buffalo Janesville No wood Ohio.

Detroit Chevrolet Motor Company Chevrolet W. S. Knudsen Flint Mich Tarrytown N. C Saint Louis Oakland Cal Buffalo Janesville Wise Sand No Wood Ohio Chevrolet Jet United States Bangor San Diego Miami Vancouver General Motors Proving Ground General Motors

Hickman 10 Pleads Guilty in Parker Case Mercy Asked

Jerome Walsh Kansas City attorney for Hickman says Hickman will plead guilty and seek mercy in the Marian Parker kidnapping and murder case. Walsh rejects insanity defense and notes public anger and difficulty in finding an impartial jury. He declines a venue change, preferring a trial in a large city like Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Cal Dec William Hickman Munner Leopold-Loch Jerome Walsh Kansas City Marian Parker Walsh

Finger Prints Tie Macon Suspects to Michigan Robbery

Macon Georgia police report that Alex Matrice and Frank Snyder tied by fingerprints to a December 20 Saginaw Michigan hold up and shooting of a filling station proprietor. McDaniel was shot in the neck and wounded in the hand during the attempted robbery. Warr shot Snyder in self defense. Both suspects face possible Michigan charges if convicted.

Macon Alex Matrice Frank Snyder East Macon Saginaw Mich Wm. Kurtz Michigan QO. P. McDaniel Flg Snyder Herman Warr McDaniel

First Cotton Fertilizer Made by Pendleton in 1866

Sparta Georgia claims Dr E M Pendleton the physician chemist first to manufacture commercial fertilizers in the world. His Pendleton’s Guano came from an Atlanta factory after his chemical analysis showed the cotton plant needed phosphorus nitrogen and potash. The product proved profitable on Hancock County farms.

Sparta E. M. Pendleton Atlanta Pendleton C. R. Pendleton Macon Telegraph Hancock County

Wealth Lost Chestnut Trees Vanish From Connecticut Hills

Chestnut trees once supplying farmers with income and timber for poles and telegraph wires have disappeared across Connecticut hills. The decline leaves landowners facing loss of traditional cash crops and the region’s aging infrastructure needs.

Connecticut

Georgia expects prosperous 1928 with investor confidence

Georgia Governor Hardman projects a year of progress and prosperity for 1928 citing renewed outside investment, stable farming, and reduced crime. The proclamation urges cooperation among industrial, banking, textile, and farming sectors, emphasizing health, education, land, and water power as key factors.

Atlanta Georgia Hardman

Officer Slain in Griffin New Year Shooting

Griffin Georgia police officer Oscar Atkinson aged 45 was shot Saturday night as Griffin rang in the new year. Chief L L Stanley praised his long service. Lee Pryor, 60, a former poolroom worker and father of several, is jailed on the charge of firing the fatal shot.

Griffin Oscar Atkinson L L. Stanley Lee Pryor

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