Army urges 17 to 24 year olds to apply for training camp
Officers of the United States Army announce ready application blanks for Citizens Military Training Camps. Young men aged 17 to 24 may obtain a month at government expense and should apply promptly. Preference is given to those recommended by an army officer until April 25. Fill the coupon and mail to the C M T C Officer, Fort McPherson, Ga. to receive an application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the United States
Regular Army
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Fort McPherson, Ga
Tax burden on Georgia farms prompts diversification plan
Georgia agriculturists report taxes on farm lands rose from 1914 to 1922, with 1922 average taxes at 0.709 dollars per acre versus 3.214 dollars in 1914. Rogers Realty and Trust Company cites roads and schools as major causes, urging diversification and cooperative marketing to ease the tax load and boost land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Rogers Realty and Trust Company
Atlanta
Ben Padgett
Rogers Company
Earth's Fourth Warm Period Described in History
The excerpt notes a past warm interval about 30,000 years ago before the last Ice Age began to spread over northern United States and all of Canada, describing humanity as currently in the fourth warm period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Hobby Talk Five Minute Rule Says Hobby Walk Foolish
An Atchisan Globe column advises readers to limit hobby discussions to five minutes. Beyond that, the hobby talk loses impact and may come off as unfocused. The piece emphasizes concise, engaging chatter over extended monologue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchisan Globe
Poultry Club Members Urged to Enroll Before April 14
Notice announces last day for Poultry Club enrollment and egg distribution. Seventy members have joined, with 315 381 settings of pure bred eggs distributed. Members may visit the office on Saturdays for eggs or to join Pig Club and Corn Club initiatives, urging parents to enroll more youths and raise pure bred pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Pig Club
Seaveral
Talented pianist gives recital in Abbeville GA
Miss Elizabeth Mixon, Abbeville High senior and notable talent, performed a varied program to a large audience in the school auditorium on March 29. She plans to study at a conservatory in fall after residency in Pitagerald, Ga, and aims to compete in Georgia high school state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Miriam Beadles
Abbeville High School
Elizabeth Mixon
Pitagerald
View Orchards Being Planted in Georgia Pine Mountain Belt
Reports indicate a massive peach tree planting in Georgia especially in the Pine Mountain District between Atlanta, LaGrange and Talbotton, spanning Meriwether and Talbot counties along the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line. A census along the A B and A rail corridor shows 846000 new one year trees 150000 two year trees 73600 two bearing trees 616000.
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Georgia
Pine Mountain
Atlanta
LaGrange
Talbotton
Meriwether
Talbot
Birmingham
Sunday Sermon and Visits Brighten Flat Creek Scene
Rev. Falcon Brown preached in place of Rev. Adams as folks attended singing events at The Lake Tyrone and Palmetto visits dot the weekend. Names include Eva Mae Harrell Lorene Askew Lois Cochran Minnie Lou Cochran Ruth Sheen Janie Green Jewell Cleveland Elsie Peek Mae Askew Cicero Adams Fairburn J L Jones Homer Parrott Annie Lizzie Hall Lucy Mattie Lois Brown Grandy Handley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Falcon Brown
Lake
Tyrone
Eva. Mae Harrell
Lorene Askew
Lois Cochran
Palmetto
Minnie Lou Cochran
Ruth Sheen
Janie Green
Fayetteville
Jewell Cleveland
Roxie Farr
Elsie Peek
Mae Askew
Cicero Adams
Fairburn
J.T. Adams
Jasper Jones
Little Son
J. L. Jones
Homer Parrott
Annie Ligziee Hall
Lucy
Mattie Lois Brown
Grandy Handley
Smiles
Nyson Church Welcomes Rev Jenkins in Large Services
Rev J W RB Jenkins filled his regular appointment to preach two excellent sermons to a very large crowd at Nyson. Local families share social visits and notes on marriages, honeymoons, and extended kin, with Miss era Whatley praised for a singing performance. The community mourns the death of Mr John Pate, founder of County Line Bible Christian church, leaving a wife, children, siblings, and many friends in sorrow.
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J. W. RB. Jenkins
G. E. Morgan
Audrey
Brooks
W. S. Whatley
Nyson
Lesdon
Dan Banks
South Georgia
Janie Whatley
T. J
Nations of
Oak Grove
FP. J
Nations and Children of
Ruth Couch
Ruth
Lessie Loyd
Stacy Whatley
Whatley
Era Whatley
Iali
J. H. Pate
County Line Church
O’clocr
John Pate
Bible Christian Church
County Line
Notice to Delinquents from The News Office Fayetteville
Notice to delinquent subscribers that their paper has likely expired and urges renewal. Directs sending subscription to The News office at Bank of Fayetteville. Signed Chauncey L. Foote, editor.
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Bank of Fayetteville
Chauncey L. Foote
West Bridge Social Notes and Family News
The West Bridge column reports pleasant weather and local updates. Emma Lou Jackson returns from Atlanta. Mrs. Ernest Ragsdale at her mother’s. Miss Corene Jackson ill briefly. Frank Jackson of Palmetto visited relatives. Emma Lou and Mary Jane Jackson with grandmother Mrs. A. M. Jackbod. The Davensport and Sutter families hosted gatherings. Roy Walker visited Hast Point. Maggie Vincent hosted a successful pound supper. G W Philips celebrated a birthday for son S. L.. Miss Martin Boatright improving after illness. Maud Mask of Newnan spent the weekend with her parents. Pomp Jackson and family spent Sunday with Mr. Bille Jiles and family of Hopeful.
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Emma Lou Jackson
Atlanta
Ernest Ragsdale
C. Q. Johnson
Frank Jackson
Palmetto
Corene Jackson
Emma Lou
Mary Jane Jackson
A. M. Jack- Bob
Fred Jackson
G. F. Davenport
Roy Walker
Hast Point
Maggie Vincent
G. W. Philips
S. L
Martin Boatright
Maud Mask
Newnan
G. W. Mask
Pomp Jackson
Bille Jiles
Franlly
Hopeful
Gimps
Something In That Enemies Not Esteemed As High
An obscure note claims enemies seldom demand money or seek your security for large sums, implying a belief that rival parties show less concern for your welfare or finances. The fragment suggests distrust of foes and caution about financial appeals from adversaries.
Priest Executed Arouses European Indignation Worldwide
News of Monsignor Budkevich's execution by Soviet authorities sparks a regional storm of indignation in European capitals. The Vatican mourns as officials discuss potential actions amid fears for Russia-Europe trade relations and recognition prospects.
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Rome
Butchkaviteh
Pius
Zep Hiak
London
Budke
Bonar Law
Moscow
House of Commons
Budkevich
The
Commons
England
Violence in Ruhr District and Paris administered crackdown
Berlin reports widespread disorders across the Ruhr and Rhineland with sixteen killed or idled, many injured, and Germans expelled as French forces seize automobiles at the Krupp plant in Essen. French officers clash with armed workers, while negotiations lead to a temporary crowd withdrawal amid a tense standoff. In Atlanta, the grand opera season opens April 2 with full Met Opera company and reduced excursion rates. in New York, 15 year old John Zavek is arrested for burglary aboard the freighter Eastern Guide after fleeing from Danzig to make his fortune. In Washington, war fraud records destroyed at Bolling Field threaten prosecutions. a fire destroys two hangars and 30 Liberty engines. In Chicago, Mrs Tillis Klinek is sentenced to life for poisoning her third husband Frank Kupczyk, with her cousin Mrs Nellis Bulick facing similar charges.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Krupp
Essen
Kruppp
Workers’ Council
New York
John Zavek
Zavek
Free State of
Danzig
Cedric
Washington
Department of Justice
Army Air Station
Bolling Field
Here
Air Service
Chicago
Tillis Klinek
Frank Kupczyk
Marcus Kavanaugh
Five Men Die as Tower Collapses at Hartford Factory
The central tower on the Fuller Brush company plant on Windsor Avenue in Hartford collapsed during a test. A fifty thousand gallon water tank at the top, weighing about 150 tons, apparently caused the crash. Police and fire units aided in rescue and removal of the dead and injured.
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Hartford, Conn
New Windsor Avenue
Fuller Brush Company
Crisis in world history reaches crisis in France Germany talks
Lord Robert Cecil told an American audience that fear and suspicion between France and Germany blocks reparations settlement and threatens world peace. He urged turning minds from force to persuasion and warned a future war could be worsened by air power and new weapons. He called Washington naval limits only a first step toward saving civilization and cautioned no nation can claim a clean record.
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New York
France
Germany
Lord Robert Cecil
League of National
Foreign Policy Association
Lord Robert
United States
League
Staengs
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Melton fined for liquor for wife medicine plea
In Albany Melton was fined and put on probation after claiming a pint of liquor found at his home was for his wife’s medicine. Neighbors vouched for his good reputation. The report notes broader regional efforts against confidence games and local civic improvements, including a forthcoming fair and frost protection for peaches.
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Rowe
George Melton
Atlanta
America
Banco
Denver
Colo
John A. Boykin
Poitts
United States
Jackson
Postoffice Department
Farmers and Merchants Banc
Butts County Fair Association
Sudherdwers
Columbus
Eleventh Street
Athens
North Carolina
Georgia
Andrew M. Souis
State College of Agriculture
Tar Heel
Macon
Jack Smiley
A. Lee Allgood
H. A. Mathews
Bible Superior Court
Smiley
Vandon Owens
Bob Burkett
Emmett
Charlie Smith
Owens
Court of Appeals
Smith
Burkett
Rome
Floyd County
M. W. H. Collins
Miga
Tessla Burton
Northwest
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Ala
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Bronx
Thomas C. Craven
Boston
Craven
James Dorlan
Cuba
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South
Kentucky
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Ilinois
Texas
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Tex
B. M. Lewis
Eighth Corps
Lincoln N. Kilbourne
Edwin H. Randle
A. L. Conger
Twentieth Infantry
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lord Cecil
William Lieter
Vanderbilt Hotel
Pope Pius XI
Monsignor
Testa
Vatican
Council of Factory Workers
Wounde
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