Local and County Politics After Primary Ballots
The Carrollton city primary occurs Saturday with many candidates for the school board. Georgia congressmen were largely re elected Tuesday except Dudley M. Hughes who lost to W. W. Larsen. In the first district J. W. Overstreet was chosen for the seat left by Chas G. Edwards.
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Court of Appeals
Georgia
Dudley M. Hughes
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J. W. Overstreet
Chas
G. Edwards
Select Corn Seed Early In The Fall Love Ras Georgia State College Of Agriculture
Georgia State College Of Agriculture outlines seed corn selection in fall. Tips cover selecting high yielding stalks, marking stands, separating ears, and choosing prolific varieties suited to southern conditions. Emphasizes husking seed from uniform ears, germination tests, and careful breeding patch care.
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Yieli
Farmers Visit to State College Farm Excursions
Hundreds of farmers toured the College of Agriculture farm during August and September in yearly four year cycles. Delegations from about ten counties joined, with trips ranging from 75 to 300 participants. The excursions proved profitable and enjoyable, and farmers plan to repeat the visits each year.
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State’ College Ofriculture
Georgia Democrats Endorse Dorsey After Primary Victory
The Free Press editorial lauds Hon. Hugh M. Dorsey as Georgia’s first citizen after Tuesday’s primary. It explains prior support for Dr. Hardman, then unity in backing Dorsey, calls for cooperation in Georgia’s advancement, and urges all readers to be Democrats and Georgians.
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Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Hardman
Dr. Hardman
Mr. Dorsey
Dorsey
Adamson Replies To Criticism Of Eight Hour Law
Congress divided over the eight hour act with support from some Republicans and opposition from others. Judge Adamson defends the measure, argues it fixes hours not wages, addresses railroad wage concerns, and counters claims of unconstitutionality while insisting the law serves public safety and interstate commerce needs. He notes rail officials’ mixed reactions and sticks to lawful regulation amid political criticism.
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Speaker
Congress
Brotherhoods
Four Brotherhoods
Ilinois
Mr. Mann
Esch
Eight Hour Bill Averts Railroad Strike Crisis
A congressional speech recounts efforts by President Wilson and the Democratic majority to avert a railroad strike by adopting an eight hour standard for train crews. It defends the decision against Republican criticism, notes bipartisan support, and urges further reform and arbitration to regulate rates and ensure public welfare. The speaker criticizes Hughes and Roosevelt for silence on the issue and calls for accountability from GOP leaders.
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SAVES DAUGHTER READY KY Woman credits Cardus for recovery after six months of illness
Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky tells how six months of illness and two ineffective doctors left her bedridden and in pain from head to nerves. After eleven bottles of Cardus, she regained strength and can do all her work. Cardul marketed as a tonic for women with many ailments.
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Cardus
Cardul
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