Governor Hardwick a Man of Mercy
The Times-Recorder lauds Governor Hardwick for mercy in granting pardons and paroles. It praises his humane approach, notes support from Atlanta newspapers, and argues that his use of executive clemency reflects discrimination and judgment. The piece claims the governor is a fighter and a real American, deserving commendation.
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Beford
Btate
Georgia
Times-Recorder
Ean Hanrdly
Vweing
Times
Allanta
Tife
Penn
Flovernor Hardwick
Hia
Hardwick Jy
Uwe
Koclaty
Hardwick
Wick
Himelf
Americian Tines-Rocordér
Southerner sought to fill Southeast on commerce board
Atlanta reports strong support for naming a Southeast man to the Interative Commerce Commission. Senator Morris of Georgia urged a regional appointment. Letters to President Harding emphasize Southeast representation and note a current commissioner is from the South. Debate continues as Harris fights to keep a Southern nominee.
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Atlanta
Qadan
U. S
William J. Morris
Georgia
Interative Commerce Commission
Southeast
Heyujor Harris
Harding
Lou
South
Atia
M Hardings Las
M Hardings Las Deemed Reappoint Comiisvionons
Guineas in fields boost bale yield for 17 acres
The Dublin Courier reports Prignila of Wdl. 1 observed 16 bales off 17 acres this season by keeping a flock of guineas on the land. The birds helped control insects near a cotton patch, aided by water at field corners to encourage grazing and prevent damage.
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Tifton
2,000,000 Bales Pledged To Cotton Co op Drive
Arkansas Growers Co operative Association reports near 2 million bales contracted for cooperative marketing under the California plan. Texas Oklahoma Mississippi Arkansas North Carolina and Georgia already organized with more Southern states joining. News cites Masory and Cotton Exchange as sources and warns of wealth transfer from the poor to the already wealthy amid bond speculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Marketing Association
Ginet Cotton Growers’ Gasociatiens
California
Arkansans Cot- Ini Growers Co-operative Association
Little Rock
Georgia Cotten Growers” Co-operative Association
Atlanta
QO. O. Masory
American Cotton Prowers’ Exchange
Arkanaas
Arkansas
Interketing
Californuia
Texas
Oklahma
Missiseippa
Arisona
North Carolina
Arkansan
Georgia
South Carolina
Rammining Estate
South
Farmer Plight Under High Freight Rates Warns Curtis Comer
In a pointed letter to the Georgia State Taxing Commission chairmen Comer argues freight rates are double wartime levels, harming farmers who must diversify beyond cotton. He cites Milhaven where crops like corn hay cattle and hogs are produced with high overheads yet face market access gaps. Comer urges relief to prevent agriculture and broader business from collapsing under the strain before Atlanta Constitution readers.
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Chatromn
Candler
Sal Ier Commission
BT. Ounier
Mr. Comer
Candter
St Iw
Comer
Milhaven
Leo
Georgia
Millaven
White Leghorn Hens Wanted for Auto for Some GOP
Erratic note seeks White Leghorn hens with terse, cryptic phrasing. Mentions GOP context and vehicle reference, unclear details on quantity, location, or contact method.
The Helpful Banks Dominate Metter Advertisers
In Matter Georgia three local banks boost the town by heavy weekly ads in The Metter Advertiser. Walton Uribuno notes banks promote leadership, mutual support, and local business through large ads, fostering a healthier economy during stringency.
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Matter
Georgia
Progressivo
Loreal
Metter
Walton
Uribuno
A Fine Opportunity for Our Club Boys
A county program offers 20 purebred Duroc gilts to distribute across the county. The Fourth District Agricultural and Mechanical School of Carrollton Ga will furnish the pigs, while the agent transfers two of the best girls back to the school from each litter at about four months. All claims on the original property are withdrawn when the pigs are turned over. Signed by a club member and guardian for the school.
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Purelem Duroe
Hagh
Daekyon
Ace Ate
Jaekein
Meorgia
Careell
Agricultural & Mechanical
Levys
Val van
Uni
What Say Ye Of The Ku Klux Klan
Editor Free Press Henr Sir home have accused the Ku Klux Klan of being a negro whipping organization Some have said it was anti Catholic or anti Jew Others have said it was everything that was bad But they note a Christmas Eve act of charity from the Klan to aid the poor and unfortunate of the community during the Yuletide signed Route 4.
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Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux Raito
Stepped in Your Steps All the Way Poem Fragment
A verse fragment by Roy Temple House portrays a father and son stepping through a rough street amid a storm. The child pledges to follow the father, while voices accuse, urging restraint and moral action as the refrain echoes stepping in one’s steps and enduring truth.
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Roy Temple House
Sad Mistake Cohen Vot Has Become of Your Lodder Itshky
A distressed dialogue recounts a misfortune involving a deceased relative, miscommunication about medical care, and a botched colonial hospital procedure. The tale centers on Levy and Culen as they describe the mistaken inquiry and funeral outcome with a fatal surgical error and a fox found in the body cavity.
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Cohen
They Say. A Fragment From a Murky Page
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at weather, water, and a nameless figure. The legible words reference price marks and a remote adventure. No clear names or events emerge to identify a news item.
Poem Fragment with Medical Imagery and Glanced Notes
A fragmented poem describes coughing sounds and an ironic clash between a glamorous scene and illness. The speaker juxtaposes pneumonia imagery with risqué attire, creating a surreal, darkly ironic mood.
Legal Advertisement Payment Requirements Notice
Notice from A Meeks publisher stating that no legal display will appear unless prepaid as required by law. If citations are unpaid they will be dropped after one or two insertions. The rate is 4.09 dollars per hundred words of fraction thereof.
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A. Meeks
Sale Under Power of Attorney in Carroll County Georgia
Notice of sale under a power of sale in a loan deed from W B Mansard to A T Cobb securing 4813.32 on land in Carroll County Georgia. Describes 110 acres in lot 218 with 107 1/2 acres total and a second half-acre tract, with sale to pay the debt on February 7, 1922 at the Carroll County courthouse. Proceeds apply to the debt with reference to a Pearson-Tattlid Credit Co. of Chicago.
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Georgia
Carroll County
W. B. Mansard
Said
A. T. Cobb
Newnan
Vitts
Parker
Pitts Road
St. Land District
Nook LG
Carroll Superior Court
Gell
Carroll
Thezrourt House
Egnlyjcoly Cargall
Ifansard
Carroff ‘County
Pearsons-Tatt Lid Credit Co
Chicago
Carvalk Superior Court
Sheriff Sale in Carroll County Georgia 100 Acres Listed
The fivat Tuesday in February 1922 sale at Carrollton courthouse will offer the north half of lot 77 in the 6th district and 13.1 acres from the northwest corner totaling about 100 acres. Levy along with a fi fa from City Court of Carrollton in Muse v Cooper. Property found vacant. posted levy notice by Sheriff W A Garrett on January 4th 1902.
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Geourgla
Carroll County
Wittin
Court House
Anfd
Carrollton
Said
Warner Henry's
Wm. Allen
Z. W. Muse
W. Cooper
W. A. Garrett
Petition for guardianship in Carroll County Georgia
E A Kenton applied for guardianship of the person and property of minor children Reba Rubie and William Dewey Keaton, children of Claude Keaton deceased, citing a hearing before the Ordinary on February 7, 1922. The notice calls all concerned to show cause why guardianship should not be granted, dated January 1922 by Ordinary T Steed.
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Georgia
Carroll
E. A. Kenton
Said
Reba
Rubie
William Dewey Keaton
Claude Keaton
Deceasnil
T. Steed
Year's Support for Georgia Carroll County
Mrs Evie Garrett applied for a year's support from the estate of T W Garrett late of the county, to be granted by the Ordinary. All concerned are cited to show cause before the first Monday in February 1922 why the application should not be granted. January 2 1922. E T Steed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. T. McGuire
Wiley W. Skinner
K. T. Steed
Evie Garrett
T. W. Garrett
Perdons
E. T. Steed
Petition for Guardianship of Eliza Evans in Kilgore County
J H Kilgore seeks guardianship of Miss Eliza Evans described as an imbecile due to age and other encumbrances. The court is cited to show cause before the judge on or before the first Monday in February 1922 why the application should not be granted. Dated January 2 1922 by Ordinary Steed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
J. H. Kilgore
Eliza Evans
Petition for Letters of Dismissal in 1922
W J Phillips as executor of S M Davin estate petitions to be discharged and letters of dismission issued. He cites full administration and asks the court to cite all interested parties to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Hearing set for the first Monday in February 1922. January 2 1922.
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Georgia
Carroll County
W. J. Phillips
M. Davin
Davin
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