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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
A farm centered prosperity message urges towns to rely on farm output for long term growth. Farmers should diversify crops and shift toward dairying and livestock while improving roads schools and communities to keep populations home and attract industry. Cooperative seed buying and soil fertilization are recommended with acid phosphate for clover and Bermuda grass compatibility.
In Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina Piedmont areas dairymen hog raisers and beef producers should plant more bur clover this fall. Seed should be planted by mid September and inoculated seed with manure and acid phosphate improves success. Old house sites and well drained second bottoms grow best and even limited areas can produce some grazing in the first year with proper care.
Four room cottage available on Tanner Street with possession on September 1. Apply to Mrs H Stewart.
A 1932 Cross Plains Georgia letter argues that America lacks a family altar and urges daily family prayers. The writer recalls widespread home prayer in the past and praises revival unity in Carrall county while calling for renewed Christian fellowship and adherence to scripture.
A satirical critique depicts a man who believes himself a businessman waking to an ad laden life. He uses advertised products from breakfast to hat then goes to work and rejects advertising as nonprofitable. The piece mocks hypocrisy in advertising dependence.
James A. Perry seeks re election as Railroad Commissioner praising his work on farm product transport and cost savings. He credits transit privileges redistributions lower rates, elimination of the base point system, and reduced utility costs in Georgia. He notes his leadership as former president of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners.
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