Meat Raising in Georgia and Southeast Packings
A Georgia writer argues the Southeast has become a dumping ground for major meat packers and outlines how regional packing plants, freight rates, and climate give the Southeast cost and transport advantages. He notes multiple plants, their ownership, and the need for deep water storage and state-managed warehousing to secure year‑round cash markets for cattle and hogs.
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Tral of Georgia Railway
Lespedera
Dallas
West
Chicago
St Louis
Gia
Moultrie Packing Company
Moultrie
Swift & Company
Andalusia Packing Company
Andalusia
Ala
Macon Packing Company
Macon
Allied Packers
New York
Tifton Packing Company
Tifton
Armour & Company
Waycross Packing Co
Waycross
Savannah Abbattoir & Packing Company
Savannah
Farris & Company
Jacksonville
Jones-Chaniler Company
Fla
Southern People
Bulloch Packing Company
Statesboro
Orangeburg
S. C
Carolina Packing Company
Wilmington
N. C
New
Southeast
Georgia
Union
Cape Hatteras
Appalachian Mountains
Europe
Cuba
Central America
Atlanta Journal gives wire service news daily
The Atlanta Journal announces full twenty four hour Associated Press and United Press leased wire service. Subscribers receive up to date national and world news on daily and Sunday editions. Rates are listed for daily and Sunday subscriptions by mail or in city offices.
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South
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Atlanta, Georgia
New Syphilis Cure Promises Simple Hypodermic Treatment
An improved 606 syphilis remedy described by Prof. Carl Voegtlin of the U S Hygiene Laboratory in Washington defeats prior belief that the disease was incurable. The new method uses a few drops under the skin via syringe, replacing the old vein injections and extensive preparation. Doctors can obtain the new drug from manufacturers.
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Carl Voegtlin
U. S. Hygiene Laboratory
Washington
Leave To Sell Estate Of John Keller In Taylor County
J T Matthews administrator on the estate of John Keller deceased petitions for leave to sell the real estate. Citations require all creditors and next of kin to show cause at the July 1923 regular term of the Court of Ordinary. June 6 1923 A H Riley Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor Coun
J. T. Matthews
John Keller
Court of Ordinary
A. H. Riley
Sherife's Sale Georgia Taylor County July 1923
Sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Taylor County on the first Tuesday in July 1923 during legal hours to the highest bidder for cash 50 acres of land lot 137 in the 15th District. Boundaries run north by J E Hawkins east by J E Hawkins south by W J Culverhouse west by G A Parks. Property listed as the Mrs F E Downs Estate to satisfy a 1922 state and county tax levy. levy filed by W E Bazemore L C. Date of sale June 5 1923.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said
J. E. Hawkins
W. J. Culverhouse
G. A. Parks
F. E. Downs
W. E. Bazemore
L. C
Sheriff Sale Of Property In Knolton Estate
Will be sold before the court house door in the county on the first Tuesday in July 1923 between hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the property includes a top buggy black Studebaker Southbend Ind 2 horse wagon and is levied upon as the property of Olin Knolton et al to satisfy a cost against the estate filed in the matter of Olin Knolton et al This 5th day of June 1923 J R Beeland Sheriff
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
Olin Knolton
J. R. Beeland
Sherits
Administrator's Sale of Lot 284 in Taylor County
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County the administrator of J. T. Lawhorn will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in July 1928 before the courthouse door in Butler Ga. The sale is of the east half of lot 284 in the Third Land District. Dated June 4 1923. O T Montfort Admr Estate of J T Lawhorn deceased.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Butler
J. T. Lawhorn
O. T. Montfort
Admr
Swat the fly and safeguard babies from summer diseases
The piece warns that warm weather brings the house fly a carrier of typhoid and other illnesses. It urges public action to destroy breeding places and protect food and milk, noting sanitation and safe excrement disposal as key. It also promotes free typhoid vaccine from the State Board of Health for three years of protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWAT
HIM
State Board of Health
Catarrhal Deafness and Its Constitutional Cure
The article argues catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be treated constitutionally. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes reduced hearing, and without reducing the inflammation hearing may be lost. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy and offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case not cured.
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Hosea
Public sale in Taylor County Georgia on land lot 168
Under a 1917 deed to secure debt the Canadian and American Mortgage and Trust Co will auction on June 16 at the Taylor County courthouse. The 168th land lot in the 13th District, about 202.32 acres, was home to W S Hightower in 1917. The sale pays a $1,100 principal note due October 1, 1923 with 7 percent interest plus costs. Attorneys Ryans and Anderson announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Georgia
W. S. Hightower
Ryans and Anderson
The
Canadian & American Mortgage & Trust Co
Not So Bad In The Edge Of The Jungle
William Beebe describes vampire attacks as "rather pleasant than otherwise" in The Edge of the Jungle and notes that his own experience with different vampires yields a similar, not disagreeable, sensation according to the Boston Transcript.
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William Beebe
Boston Transcript
Jud Tunkins Cites Envious Man’s Woes
Jud Tunkins remarks that envy destroys the envious man, noting that though he may inspire admiration, one must also feel sympathy for his suffering. The observation frames envy as a consuming burden rather than a virtue.
Sluggard Provokes Frustration in Local Notice
A compact quotation notes the sluggard as a nuisance, likening him to vinegar to the teeth and smoke to the eyes, reflecting local sentiment on inefficiency and waste. The remark echoes a Solomonic warning about procrastination hindering tasks and disappointing those who rely on timely effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
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Sherife’s Sale
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Elerty
Sheriff's Sale
W. S. Higtower
Canadian & American Mortgage & Trust Company, Limited
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