What the Farmers Union Did at Fort Worth
From the Fort Worth gathering the National Farmers Union re elected Charles S Barrett of Union City Georgia as president and sealed a secret agreement fixing the cotton price The article lauds Barrett as a plain man of integrity and credits the union with steering clear of entanglements while promising independence for American farmers and a stronger producers front against finance interests.
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Fort Worth
Texas
National Farmers’ Union
Charles S. Barrett
Union City
Charlie Darrett
Atlantic
Pe Fic
Maine
Florida
Charlie Barrett
Wall Street
Union
Farmers of America
Tanta Georgian
Merrell Bros Reflect on Busy Stores and Rivalry
A compact Mercury-era reflection urges merchants to observe competitors and crowding. The saying warns a business will fail if it ignores customer flow and market activity as Merrell Brothers frame practical retail insight.
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Merrell Bros
South Learns to Supply Its Own Wants in the South
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes strong Southward progress in woodworking with desks and fixtures made in Columbus, Georgia, and Alabama. Showcases and fixtures for banks, jewelry, and millinery stores are now Southern made, signaling a shift from Northern production. Recent August shipments of show cases set a company record, underscoring regional manufacturing growth. Also reported are several land deals reflecting rising values in Alabama and Georgia, including a 1340 acre tract near Dadeville at $20 per acre and a tract near Cornelia at $37 per acre, with other parcels sold at $20 and $25 per acre.
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Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Columbus, Ga
South
Alabama
Columbus
Dixie
Georgia
Dadevile
Ala
Cornelia
Hulett News Highlights Local Visits and School News
Miss Maud Boggs visits Atlanta relatives while Nelson Hinesley departs for Young Harris to attend school. Families from Whitesburg to Villa Rica and Bremen visit nearby kin. Debating society formed at Hulett school invites all young men to Saturday gathering. Rev. J T Layton of Carrollton reappointed after weekend appointments.
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Nelson Hinesley
Young Harris
John Buyers
Whitesburg
O. W. Roberts
Earnest McWhorter
Banning
Fannie
Winnie Sewell
Loomis King
Villa Rica
J. T. Layton
Carrollton
Mars Hill
Hulett
London Wit and Milkman Misfortune in a Fog of Jests
A disconsolate milkman wipes mud from his clothes as a crowd gathers to watch the sun. He shouts at critics of crying over spilled milk and scoops up liquid from freshly spilled London Answers. A joke about fog and ham sandwiches follows, ending with a misfired pun.
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London
Wheat Fields Follow Civilization to North Saskatchewan
From the Atlantic coast wheat production advances westward with settlement, reaching the banks of the North Saskatchewan river and the foothills of the Rockies. Our forebears saw the Richelieu valley as a great wheat field and it bore forty erage in succession. Calgary Albertan.
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Atlantic
North Saskatchewan River
Rocky Mountains
Richelieu Valley
Calgary
Canaia
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Carroll Free Press
B. Kelly
Paul F. Brown
Kelly
Brown
Carroll County
Janary
Camp Drug Store
Miss Maud Boggs
Atlanta
W. A. Boyd
Bremen
Grover Hall
J. D. Hesterly
Geo. Cook
Clyde Carmical
Dadson
Mary Sewell
Mrs. Shinn
Tyus
J.B. S. Cigars
B. C. Bass & Company
Waren
Carrollton, GA
Johnny
R. H
R. T
Qur
New York
Lee-Jackson
Company
Newnan Street
Methodist Church
Carrollton Produce Co
Bass
White Rock Front
Depot Street
Hitchcock
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