Where Georgia Stands on Taxation and Health Policy
The piece argues that ignorance and poverty drive crime and disease, criticizing spending on inmates and the sick. It highlights Florida's health tax, contrasts Georgia’s per capita tax burden with Alabama and Virginia, and notes Georgia’s high per capita realty value. It concludes by noting taxation shifts to consumers via middlemen while analyzing per capita assessments and state revenue bases.
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Florida
Joengin
Georgia
Georgia and neighbors compare disease funding and crops
The piece argues per capita disease prevention appropriations vary by state with Georgia at 3.1 cents while noting Alabama North Carolina and South Carolina amounts. It emphasizes state pride and patrimony, Georgia’s large size, and crop values with Georgia totaling 823 million versus North Carolina 412 million and South Carolina 282 million in 1920.
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Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia Tax Burden Compared With Alabama And South Carolina
A Georgia reader complains that despite higher income and tax payments the state provides far less per capita health protection than Alabama and South Carolina. While Georgia residents earned more and paid more tax, Georgia spent 3.1 cents per citizen on health versus Alabama's 6.7 cents. The piece argues this hurts Georgia’s reputation and citizen welfare.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Georgina
Alabama
The Young Scout Luther Kelly and His Rifle
Luther Kelly, known as Old Sweetness for his rifle, rode alone to deliver vital dispatches from Fort Stevenson to Fort Berthold amid Sioux threats. He faced three Sioux warriors, shot them from cover, and earned the nickname The Little Man With the Stray Teart. Kelly later served as a US Army officer in the Spanish American War and the Philippines before retiring as a fighting man.
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Yellowstone
Kelly
Fort Stevenson
Mort Buford
Luther
Nibkboned
Sweetness
Fort Berthold
Stevenson
Greg Ventre
Arikara Indiaik
Berthold
Buford
Lerihold
Fort Brifand
United States Service
Philippines
Frank Gruard Scout Hero of Sioux War and Ghost Dance Era
Frank Gruard, born 1850 in Tahttu, became a famed Indian scout for General Crook. He aided U.S. forces in 1876 during the Sibley Scout, guiding troopers through rugged terrain after a brutal battle and loss of horses. Gruard later held a lifelong government scout post and witnessed the Ghost Dance uprising before his death in 1918.
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Groard
Sibley
S. W. Sibley
Gruard
Crook
Cnimp
Frank Grooms
Sidr
Frank I
Cate
Railroads Seek Rate Cuts Amid Wage Reduction Plan
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, announces after a Chicago meeting that U S railroads will push for rate reductions and seek wage cuts for train service workers to lower overall costs. The plan aims to pass savings to the public with Interstate Commerce Commission approval, amid a severe economic downturn and deferred maintenance across railroad properties.
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New Yor
Chicago
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
United States
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Interatate Commerce Commission
Manor Railway
Klofe
Ronda
Thia
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Honda
Kovernmisnt
Oak
1922 Business Prospects Foreseen By Experts
Business leaders express optimism for 1922 detailing strong demand in meat packing and processing, with industry figures noting expanding facilities and improved distribution. Analysts cite anticipated growth in production, warehouse storage, and trade channels despite earlier downturns, projecting a robust economic outlook.
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Chien
Dee
Wilson
Moran Angi
Bax
Make Them Again Make Your New Year’s Pusant Eas
A historical fragment urges readers to reform thoughts and conduct, urging resilience and self improvement through disciplined routines. The text references civic virtue, government, and personal character, prompting a steady, purposeful approach to life and public duty.
Man Accidentally Shot During Hunt Near Clem County
An accidental shooting occurred Wednesday when Mr West was shot by Mr J M Merrell while hunting near Clem. The discharge from one barrel caused injuries described as minor to moderate. authorities were notified and an investigation was planned.
Prayer of Mother for the Children by Frank Crine
A damaged text of a mother’s prayer for her children, invoking God’s guidance and protection. The passage blends spiritual longing with parental care, seeking wisdom for the children’s souls and a path toward divine purpose. The fragmented OCR yields a devotional tone and aims at nurturing faith and destiny.
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Tin Trent
Fragmented Text Gleaned From Obscure Page
Reading shows garbled report segments with names and events unclear. The fragment mentions a body and a person linked to a possible incident but details are unreadable and unconfirmable.
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Virginia
Roath
Caroling
South Canolina
South Car
Altna
Bank of
Dean Chahfer
Stories of
Zine
Scott
Great Scouts
Natio
Western Newspaper
Union
Frank Giuard
Frank Grook
Frank Gruard
Tahtt
Frank
Teeh Irunk
Montana
Shay
Wimonthy
Grourd
Stralehe
Railroar
Thomas DeWitt Cuglar
The
Geegeaier
Linney
McAdane
SUN Amat
Dias
Hw National Rak
Louie
Moultrit
Janney
Vanity
Rogers
William J. Carris
United Rates Renate
Washington, D.C
Man
Frank Crine
Willi Day
Megs
Rand
Tmi
Thedford’s
Ideal Laundry
Charley Fong
Depot Street
Carrollton, GA
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