Local views on economy and politics in Georgia era
The piece argues for thrift under President elect Harding and criticizes wasted spending while noting a central clearing house plan for Georgia farmers. It mentions road supervisor A C Stringer resigning in Hall and Clark counties, Alabama graft concerns, and hardship among farmers, soldiers, and widows amid inflation and meat price issues. It also questions athletic spending by state institutions and stresses need for clothing, food, and education aid.
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Prohibition talk and local politics in Georgia notes
A mixed local and national news summary reports proposed bans on emigration, a five year pause on migration, a five cent cotton price, anti strike crime proposals, housing demand in Dahlonega, and tax cut hopes. It notes liquor laws, arrests, a fire at Tallulah Falls, a shared tax case against Rockefeller, and ongoing court trials.
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