Tifton Area Deemed Georgia Market Basket Center
A Georgia Press Association visit highlights Tifton as the market basket section of Georgia, with the region supplying crops such as peanuts cotton melons and tobacco. It notes strong industries including tobacco stems and drying, cotton mills, fertilizer plants and ginneries, plus a 500 million plant output and a progressive tax policy to attract new business. The piece praises local schools parks civic groups and the friendly, forward looking citizenry.
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Georgia
Pitton
Albany
Tifton
Ashburn
Moultrie
Adel
Sewega
Ocilla
Nashville
Ifton
Myon
the Gazette
Wade-Carty Co
Florida
Alabama
South Georgia
Imperial Tobacco Co
Walter C Hartridge Dies. Noted Georgia Official and Lawyer
Hon Walter C Hartridge of Savannah, longtime solicitor general of the Eastern Judicial Circuit, dies suddenly. Revered for legal skill and generous character, he followed in the footsteps of his father, late Congressman Julian Hartridge, leaving a vacant public service legacy widely mourned after a Chatham County appearance with Governor Russell.
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Walter C. Hartridge
Savannah
Eastern Judicial Circuit
Georgia
Julian Hartridge
Russell
Chatham County
Atlanta Journal
Healthful appeal to voters cited in Fulton Review
The Fulton Review reproduces Hon. John S. Kelley’s analysis praising Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket. The piece argues party platforms are shaped by special interests, lauds the Democrats as principled and clear on economic issues, and urges a return to Jeffersonian principles through Roosevelt and Garner to lift the nation from privileged legislation and restore prosperity.
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John S. Kelley
Fulton Review
UN Ition
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Garner
Dr Hardman Honors Georgia Song Writers and Leaders
Ex Governor Hardman backs Georgia song writers and poets by proposing to donate land for a permanent Georgia Singing Convention building. He also offers 100 dollars to fund a shaft memorial for the state’s song leaders and choruses.
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Hardman
Georgia
Georgia Singing Convention
Dr. Hardman
Comerce News
Former Senator Reed Praises Mother in Senate Speech
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri delivered a June 29 1921 Senate speech denouncing child welfare regulation as meddling and extolling mother love as the sacred bond uniting humanity to divinity. He contrasted official interference with maternal sacrifice and cited vivid images of mothers protecting their children.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
U. S. Senate
Senate
Quail
Paradise
Harr
Roosevelt Lineage and Political Ties Across Generations
The article traces the Roosevelt family tree from Jacobus and Johannes Roosevelt to Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt, noting parallel political paths in the two branches. It discusses Flemish Delanos, naval interests, and Franklin’s sea lore, education in Germany, and early life portrait in a period-style reminiscence.
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Jacobus Ahd
Johannes Roosevelt
America
Johannes
Theodore
White House
Jacobus
United States
Adamaey
Harrisons
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Franklin
Delaney
Phillippio
Pry
Duxebury
Mass
Delanos
New England
Orient
Fo'saatle
Georgia
Navy Department
Europe
Germany
Yorktown
Associated Press
Lord Fauntleroy
Cleveland
New York
Harvard
Crimson
Columbia
Anna Eléanor
St. Patrick's Day
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Wrench
Folkston Herald
Tift County
Georgia Press Association
Fullwood Park
Ellis
Isaac Walton
Walter Hartridge
Jim Reed
Albert T. Reid
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