Ford Owners Promise Saving Difference With Ford Equipment
FORD OWNERS The question is why the biggest land owners in Forsyth County and others counties own and operate Ford cars trucks and tractors. The answer is they economize by using Ford equipment and save at least 16600 to buy land and other things and save this much in upkeep each year. Come in or let us know and we will come to see you and show you the improved Ford with the new Holly hot plate carburetor and added comforts.
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Complete Dry Goods and Leather Shoes in Gainesville
Gainesville store advertises a full line of dry goods and all leather shoes with hats clothing and ready to wear for ladies and children. Emphasizes cash sales and lower prices as value to customers.
Gasoline Runs Oats From Farm Power Shift
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation says tractors push oats from horse powered farming. Oats area and yield are down since 1920 to 1925 with 1926 crop forecast at 1.264 billion bushels, down from 1.512 last year and well below the five year average.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
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Georgia Must Ratify for Birth and Death Records
Georgia backs a November 2 vote to amend Article 7 Section 6 to require collection and preservation of birth and death records. The move underpins citizenship proof, school access, employment, marriage, passports, insurance, wills, estates, and health statistics for informed public policy.
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Less Hay on Cattle Menu Too Short Crop Forces Change
The Sears-Roe Luck Agricultural Foundation notes a reduced hay crop will limit cattle feed this year. Farmers expect about 1.4 tons per acre from its new acreage shift toward alfalfa and clover, with a sharp drop from last year’s output and five year average.
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Sears-Roe Luck Agricultural Foundation
Foundation
Potato Scarcity Forecast Raises Prices This Year
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation projects 362 million bushels of potatoes this year, 50 million below the five year average, with yields around 110 bushels per acre from 3,202,000 acres. Prices are expected to be about 37.5 percent above normal, though not at last year's peak.
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Sears- Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Department of Agriculture
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