Mammoth Chevrolet plant to rise in Kansas City
Detroit May 28 The Chevrolet Motor Co announces start of a mammoth assembly plant in Kansas City to meet rising demand. The site will cover 28 acres in Leeds district with capacity of 850 cars daily and an annual output exceeding 1 250 000 cars. The plant serves western Missouri Kansas North and South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and will ease strain on St Louis and Janesville facilities.
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Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet
Kansas City
Atlanta
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
W. S. Knudsen
Chevrolet Motor Company
St. Louis
Janesville
Leeds
Chevrolet-Fisher
Fisher Body Corporation
Georgia banks safer after past mistakes in Georgia
A. B. Mobley, Georgia state superintendent of banks, told the joint convention of the Georgia Bankers Association and the Georgia Country Bankers Association in Savannah that postwar deflation and eight years of mistakes left the state banking system strained. He said Georgia’s bankers have learned from the experience and stressed renewed public confidence in banking as a profitable and safe business. The banker’s association leader called lack of confidence the main obstacle to healthier banking, with the first step coming from bankers themselves.
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Savannah
Georgia
A. B. Mobley
Georgia Bankers' Association
Georgia Country Bankers’ Association
Macon County Ships First Plums of Season
Montezuma Georgia May 26. The first carload of fruit this season was shipped when a tar containing 876 crates of plums was loaded by Macon county growers at Montezuma and sent to market. Named loaders include J. L. Harrison L. C. Cheyes Marshall Brothers A. P. Lewis and J B Eastelin. The Hollloman variety plums marked the shipment with another carload expected Monday and over 2 000 baskets anticipated to be loaded at Montezuma this week.
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Montezuma
Georgia
Macon County
J. L. Harrison
L. C. Cheyes
Marshall Brothers
A. P. Lewis
J.B. Eastelin
Rountree Pellagra Treatment Advertises Longtime Success
A historical testimonial advertisement promotes the Rountree Pellagra Treatment by mail. It highlights years of claimed cure and urges readers with symptoms to write for a free questionnaire and blue book, citing patient endorsements from Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Newton in Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Southland
Rountree Laboratories
R. R. Robinson
Stigler
Olla
Neton
Ark
W. S. Mn
Mrountree
Chevrolet to Build New Assembly Plant in Local Community
The project will span 410000 square feet, hire about 1500 workers, and pay over 9000 dollars daily. Local labor will be prioritized, with a few senior technicians directing departments. The facility will use the latest auto manufacturing appliances, mirroring other Chevrolet plants, with Edward Shaw moving from Flint to oversee management.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Assembly
Edward Shaw
Flint
Last Supper and Passion Themes in Gospel Teachings
Lesson outlines Jesus Last Supper betrayal by Judas and the passion in Gethsemane. Emphasizes loyalty under testing, devotion contrasted with avarice, and the disciples failure and Jesus prayers three times for strength. Includes place details of Gethsemane and notes on the cup of atonement and the cross will.
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Jesus
Judas
Mary
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
Jesus Christ
Kidron
Jerusalem
Edersheim
God
Dressing of Soda Gives Corn Crop New Food Supply
An article notes nitrogen as a side dressing boosts corn yields, with 100 pounds of nitrate of soda raising about 8 bushels per acre and 200 pounds about 15. Mississippi winner J D Majure credits Chilean nitrate of soda for a record 178% bushels per acre, saying nitrogen phosphorus and potash all helped.
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South
J. D. Majure
Union
Miss
Auburn Method boosts cotton yields with side-dressing nitrate
Alabama Experiment Station researchers show nitrate of soda applied 30 to 40 days after planting doubles yield when used as the main nitrogen source. The Auburn Method splits applications with 25% at planting and 75% later, advising 200 pounds per acre as a baseline and reporting strong farmer endorsements.
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Alabama Experiment Station
John R. Witt
Bell Mina
Ala
H. H. Goodman
Ashland
Administrators Sale of Wade Estate in Reynolds Georgia
By order of the Court of Ordinary, Corra Wade Administratrix sells at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1928. The item is one acre square in the southeast corner of the west half of lot 229 in the 14th district Reynolds. The property known as the Mrs Mittie Wade place where she resided before her death.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
Mittie Wade
Butler to vote on water system bonds in 1928 election
The City of Butler Georgia calls a bond election for June 15 1928 to authorize issuing twenty five thousand dollars in bonds for a city water works system. Bonds of one thousand dollars each at five and one half percent interest payable semi annually mature 1930 and annually until 1954. Publication to begin May 10 1928 in the Butler Herald per Taylor County notice.
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City of
Butler
Butler Herald
Sheriff’s
Taylor County
H. Hirsley
J. T. Adams
Tax Sale Notices in Taylor County Georgia 1928
Public sale of multiple properties in Taylor County Georgia to satisfy state county and school taxes for 1927 includes Edgar Streetman lot 12th district 101 acres, Mrs. W. J. Theus house and lot in Reynolds, J. W. Delk 80 acres in 11th district, C. H. Harris 206 acres in 14th district, L Danziger trust 100 acres 12th district, Mrs. Z. T. Weaver Reynolds house, Jeff and Inez Parker Butler house, M. A. Liffey store Reynolds, and Jennie Gray Weaver property. Held at courthouse door Butler on First Tuesday in June.
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Said
Edgar Streetman
Edgar Streeetman
J. W. Delk
Mois
Delk
Said County
C.H. Harris
C. H. Harris
L. Danziger
Butler
Jeff
Inez Parker
Tax Sale Notice in Reynolds Georgia 1928
The legal advertisement states property consisting of a house and lot in Reynolds to be sold before the Court House door in Butler on the first Tuesday in June 1928 to satisfy a tax fi fa for 1926 taxes. The property belongs to Mrs Z T Weaver and is levied by Sheriff R P McGuefin under G A Roberts County Tax Collector.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Owith
Reynolds
Z. T. Weaver
ZT. Weaver
J. F. Fouty
G. A. Roberts
R. P McGuefin
Gay
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Christian Science Monitor
Back Bay Station
Boston
Mass
Tname
PB Vitawater
D.D
Dean Moody Bibie
Natitute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
San Francisco Chronicle
Administrator's Sale
Reyfolds
W. J. Theus
W. J Theus
Z,t. Weaver
Z. ‘. Weaver
M. A. Liffey
Jennie Gray Weaver
Sara Crogs
L. C
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