Pace Renews Pledge to Support Democratic Platform in Third District
Stephen Pace addresses the Third District Democratic convention at Americus pylander theater, accepting the congressional nomination. He pledges loyalty to the party platform, cooperation with the party leaders, and a government of thrift, efficiency, and equal opportunity under Franklin Roosevelt.
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Pace
Pylander Theater
Americus
Stephen Pace
Congress
Democratic Party
Franklin Roosevelt
Awareness and Reflections on Life and Faith
An essay column blends a devotional prayer on awareness with personal injury hardship and wartime poetry. The piece interweaves Miriam Teichner’s plea for compassionate action with the作者’s account of a back injury and a World War I era poem about fallen soldiers and spiritual solace.
Atlanta Bank Clearings Show Weekly Gain Over Year
Atlanta bank clearings last week rose by 9.6 million to 46.7 million, up from 87.1 million a year earlier, signaling stronger financial activity in the latest period. The figures compare with the prior year’s totals, highlighting growth in the local banking sector.
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Atlanta
Pertinent Paragraphs From A and B on St Simons Island
Cain from St Simons Island writes he was laid up a week with an injured back after a faulty car battery and stiff engine made him crank the engine by hand. He reports the incident happened Sunday evening and notes missing his Indianapolis convention trip with the group. Bro J K Neal of Kite also has been ill and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Bro
Cain
St. Simons Island
Arthur
Indianapolis
Bro. J. K. Neal
Kite
Castellow Ford Engagement in Cuthbert
Mr Bryant T Castellow of Cuthbert announces the engagement of his daughter Gertrude to Aaron L Ford of Mississippi. The marriage is planned for October 15 at the First Baptist Church in Cuthbert. Castellow is a Third District congressman and Ford is a young Mississippi congressman.
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Bryant T. Castellow
Cuthbert
Gertrude
Aaron L Ford
Mississippi
First Baptist Church
Castellow
Ford
Auxiliary Delegate Recalls National Convention Trip
A Georgia group member recounts leaving Atlanta August 16 for Indianapolis. The trip includes visits to Hodgenville Lincoln home and Bradstown Kentucky and Ye Ole Stone Tavern. In Indianapolis the convention featured four bands and full entertainment with meetings, dances, and receptions.
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Indianapolis
Atlanta
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
Bradstown
Georgia
A Fair Day and Library Bill Preamble
A lively fair scene is described with rides games and prizes at Butler and a family outing to the fair. The piece then prints a copy of the Per Missive Library Bill from the General Assembly outlining county and joint library services and urging study and adoption by county officials.
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General Assembly
Fulton County
Atlanta
Carnegie Library of Atlanta
Letter from Hattie W Andrews on a long trip home
Hattie W Andrews of Eastman Georgia writes about a weekend trip to Indianapolis and back by car. She describes a two day journey, expresses happiness despite fatigue, and thanks readers hoping to attend a national convention someday.
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Indianapolis
Hattie W. Andrews
Eastman
Farmers urged to market hogs before October price drop
County Agent G. C. Danial and marketing specialist L. E. Farmer warn that hogs around 200 pounds should be sold before October as feed for hogs is scarce and costly. High feed prices may push more hogs to market this fall, forecasting higher prices next spring and encouraging carrying feed to finish pigs for spring sale.
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G. C. Danial
L. E. Farmer
Agricultural Extension Service
Date of Planting Winter Legumes Affects Crop Yield
Taylor county farmers should seed winter legumes in the next weeks per County Agent G C Daniel. A 1981 Experiment in Georgia showed the Sept 30 planting produced the highest air dry matter yields for Austrian winter peas hairy vetch and crimson clover with later plantings failing for some crops. Early planting also improves payments eligibility.
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Taylor County
G. C. Daniel
Experiment
Aus Ala
Tifton Ga
Daniel
Selecting Seed Corn in the Field Improves Yields
County Agent G. C. Daniel urges Taylor county farmers to select seed corn in the field to boost yields and cut disease losses. Extension specialists Rankin and Alexander cite Georgia corn yields at about 10 bushels per acre with around 50 percent disease damage, urging picking ears from healthy stalks with multiple ears, good shanks, and resistance to weevils and ear rots.
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Taylor County
G. C. Daniel
Georgia
H. W. Rankin
E. D. Alexander
State Agricultural Extension Service
Daniel
Alexander
Rankin
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Mabel
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Mitch
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Handsome Brothers
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Monk
Mrs. Nate
South Georgia
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