Which shall it be Democrats of Georgia must settle this question
The Spelling of cold weather brings financial value to Taylor county orchardmen as McAdoo or Underwood is debated. Taylor county commissioners plan a notable tax rate reduction this year. The paper urges readers to consider a sharp shift in cattle breeding and to study the Sunday American’s yes or go-getter editorial for youth.
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McAdoo Or Underwood
Georgia
Taylor County
Sunday American
Women blamed for men's character, Washington report states
A Dallas woman notes men vary like eggs fresh rotten hard boiled or spoiled. The Washington news Reporter reports women are to blame for the character of men.
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Dallas
Washington News
Taylor County Seeks Remedy for Undesirable Advertising
The writer notes Taylor County stands out in many respects as one of the best in the state but also bears excess unwanted publicity in certain areas. They urge locating the cause and applying a remedy to improve the county’s image.
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Taylor County
Taylor
Governor Walker Names Josephus Camp State Printer
Governor Walker appoints Josephus Camp, formerly editor of the Millen News, as State Printer. The post has been well filled the past four years by P. T. McCutcheon of the Franklin News and Banner.
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Walker
Josephus. Camp
The
Millen News
P. T. McCutcheon
Franklin News and Banner
Georgia Lawmakers Placed Cigarette Ban Bill on Agenda
Efforts to curb cigarette sales in Georgia gain traction at the state capital. The Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union backs a proposed prohibition bill to be introduced in the next legislative session by Rep. A. J. Woodruff of DeKalb County.
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Georgia
Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. J. Woodruff
DeKalb County
Dangers of High Powered Cars at Crossings
The Cochran Journal notes automobile accidents rise as high powered cars, often driven by intoxicated or young drivers, cause deaths at railroad crossings. It cites ten to fifteen thousand U S fatalities in a year, attributing most crashes to carelessness rather than railroad fault.
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United States
Cochran Journal
Corsicana Boom Draws Huge Oil and Cotton Wealth
Corsicana Texas spikes in population from 15000 to 40000 with county crude oil output totaling 54 million dollars in recent months. County cotton and seed amount to about 16 million dollars at 35 cents a pound. The correspondent cautions the town may not be prudent to visit, preferring to stay away.
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Corsicana
Texas
Washington News
Bro. Bruner
Taylor County Farmers Forecast Banner Year Ahead
The farmers of Taylor county praise good common sense and business judgment. They report progress amid obstacles and believe 1924 will be a banner year for farmers in the region as they plan and work toward success.
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Taylor County
Lynchings in United States Decline in 1928
Figures released by the Tuskegee Institute show lynchings in the United States fell by more than half in 1928 compared with 1922. In 1923 there were 28 lynchings, 57 the previous year, including 26 Negro victims and two whites. Mississippi and Florida each had eight, Georgia four. hope for a quieter year in 1924 in Georgia.
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United’ States
Tuskegee Norman Land Industrial Institute
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
The Press Remains Masters Of Headlines And Truth
In a tribute to editors behind the desk the piece lauds their experience education and quick wits. It argues editors must know obscure facts and correct late items swiftly without consults and suggests patience for late headlines like MOTHER TIDD.
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Maharajah of
Camnpore
Mesopotamia
Mother Tidd
Ourself
The Home Newspaper in Three Corners Town
The home newspaper is described as essential to town life. It is portrayed as the messenger that informs residents, supports commerce, preserves order, and promotes community progress and advocacy.
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Three Corners
Life on the Farm Brings Companionship with Animals and Plants
A Smithfield North Carolina Observer letter extols farm life. It praises the companionship of farm animals and the personality of flowers and vegetables, noting kindness yields warm responses and gratitude in flourishing crops during hard times.
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Smithfield
N. C. Observer
The Drinker and the Seller
A discussion on bootleg liquor and the moral difference between buyer and seller. The text notes that federal and state laws prohibit manufacture and sale, as do local Georgia ordinances, and questions why buying liquor from bootleggers is not aiding crime. It condemns citizens who support bootlegging and a broad system of law-breaking.
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United States
Georgia
Butler
Taylor County
SAFE FARMING IN TAYLOR COUNTY 1924 PROMOTES CROP BALANCE
A 1924 farming plan urges Taylor County farmers to diversify crops to restore soil fertility and feed livestock. It argues against gambling on a single cash crop, advocates 5 acres cotton and 5 peanuts with 8–10 acres in cash crops, and calls for monthly profits through steady production and no credit purchases.
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Taylor ‘County
Holding County Primaries Proposed to Match Presidential Date
The Atlanta Constitution urges Georgia counties to hold local and presidential primaries on the same day to cut costs and simplify processes. It argues the state committee should set the presidential date by May and notes Taylor County will wait for the state executive committee to decide before organizing its county primary.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Chicago
Taylor County
Fortitude and Duty Call for Civic Courage
A rousing exhortation urges individuals to uphold liberty and justice. It emphasizes the warrior spirit, civic responsibility, and the duty to oppose wrong, keep the torch of freedom lit, and defend the gains of the forebears against erosion by expediency or ignorance.
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Highlands
Undated patriotic exhortation ends in Country Editor
A fragment quoted from Teasdale Randolph urges steadfast dedication to governmental principles. It praises brave men who rush into combat despite losses and those who endure without accepting defeat.
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Teasdale Randolph
Legion Plans Georgia Literacy Conference in Macon
The Georgia American Legion moves to hold an illiteracy eradication conference in Macon around March 16. Officials from state social agencies and all congressional districts will gather as the Legion launches a statewide literacy campaign to strengthen communities hosting Legion posts.
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Macon
Department of Georgia of the American Legion
Legion
Little Time Savers for Packing Away Clothing
A compact guide urges labeling boxes and bags for clothing and trunks. A top tray list saves time hunting for items, and the list can be updated as garments are added or removed from storage.
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Butler Herald
Benns
Post
the Home Newspaper
Sloan
Taylor County Bank
Butler, Ga
Central
Central of
National Leeser
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Savannah
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