Agent Offers Help to Farmers Across the County
Thompson, a county agent, pledges assistance to farmers in purchases of farm products and livestock. He offers to relay buyer inquiries, arrange sales, and provide services such as dipping vats and vaccinating stock, stressing readiness to help and freedom to command his time.
Liquor Shipment Labeled Stove Legs Prompt Court Filing
Pettuan for its service of three packages of liquor shipped to Birmingham from Chattanooga and alleged violations of the interstate commerce law. The petition filed in U S district court lists Mit Tou Rasim of Chattanooga and recipients Ben Baker Jerr Jackson and Robinson as the addressees with items described as gas fittings lured dogs and fire rods.
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Cotton Growers and Packers to Unite for War Trade
Washington Sept 17 A coalition of western meat packers southern cotton growers and northern plant ers will form to forestry aid free days of the seas for American ports and exports. The British prize court has confiscated 15 to 16 million dollars of American meat products. Southern cotton growers plan a meeting in the city to discuss actions, but progress before Congress convenes in December is unlikely. Hoke Smith of Georgia says diplomacy will not yield much and he will tour the South in six weeks to solidify support before returning to Washington to push plans.
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Peace proposals stir Allied hopes amid Vatican talks
The Rome press reports Hubert Cecil's remarks on peace, with the Vatican’s stance drawing attention. Allies seek a credible settlement as Britain presses for a firm end to hostilities while symbols of reconciliation surface in ongoing diplomatic exchanges. The Times notes the prize court’s influence and shifts in bloc sentiment.
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Naval board assist: Edison study group named
A fragmented report lists a team of youths and mentors forming a naval board assist group for Edison. Named members include Spencer Mailbag and Henry Wise Wood, with advisers and engineers shaping plans for devices and communications.
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Mugh Interest in Horse Ring Sparks Regional Pace Scene
A chaotic notice details bustling activity in horse racing with multiple trainers and locations across Georgia. It highlights four year old fillies and sires, named trainers including Crawford and Patel, and mentions venues like Abbeville and Atlanta. The item sketches a crowded scene of horse entries, staff, and public interest with several named passers and observers.
DECLARE DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PERCENT
New York September 47 notes a company declares a dividend of fifty percent. The report details the payout on preferred and common shares, with earnings and balance sheet items indicating distributable profits. The scene mentions a surplus and the board's actions affecting shareholder equity and future payouts.
Griffin Pippin Visits On Route 6 For Local Business
Griffin Pippin, a well known farmer from route 6, arrived in town today on routine business and chatted with neighbors about crop conditions and market outlook. He declined to comment on future plans.
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Moonlight Schools Aim to Start in Houston County Monday
Adult education program titled Moonlight Schools will begin in Houston County on Monday. A large list of volunteer teachers, including many local figures, will conduct classes after regular hours with topics ranging from health and home economies to geography and English.
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How to Fight Weevils Plans by Dr Hines Shared
Dr Hines spoke at Thomasville on boll weevil threats and control methods. Prominent attendees included Puninton farmers and state experts Steageo and Draines. Hines warned cold snaps kill weevils above 119 degrees, but Georgia winters fail to curb them, urging heat-based or starvation tactics and outlining a plan to destroy boll weevils.
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