Blalock Declines to Debate in Georgia Agriculture Race
A. O. Blalock writes J. J. Brown declining joint debates across districts. He accuses Brown of high salaries, nepotism, and mismanagement in the Department of Agriculture, listing claims about payroll, inspectors, and a 1920 cotton policy. The letter asserts the charges mirror formal legislative reports.
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A. O. Blalock
J. J. Brown
Brown
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Agricultural Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Tech High School
State Capitol
Capitol
House of 1 ‘Representatives
Official program Meeting Georgia Swine Growers Association
Officials outline two day agenda in Carrollton Georgia with sessions on hog diseases cooperative marketing forage crops and animal husbandry. Notable speakers include Governor Thomas Hardwick state college president A M Soule and editor W Lasseter with an auction sale of pure bred hogs and barbecue for registered guests.
Blalock Endorsed by Fayette County Democratic Committee
The Fayette County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed Hon. A. O. Blalock for Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture at its July meeting. The resolutions praise Blalock as an efficient business man, banker and farmer, noting his previous roles as revenue collector under Wilson, and former state legislator.
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Fayette County
Democratic Executive Committee
A. O. Blalock
Georgia
Money Spent for Education Increases Per Capita Income
An editorial argues education raises logical thinking and prosperity. It cites Tennessee and Southern states, noting higher per capita education spending aligns with higher income, and suggests increasing education budgets to boost earnings and reduce illiteracy.
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Tennessee
United States Bureau of Education
Fayetteville High School rules and program of study
Fayetteville High School outlines accredited status with the University of Georgia, offering 28 units across four years. It details three courses Classical, Scientific, and General, with required Domestic Science for girls and spelling as advised by the principal. It lists registration names and urges early enrollment to avoid delays.
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LEO Ouuiul Flibi
al Payetteville
University of Georgia
Fayetteville
Georgia School of Technology
Walter Wise
Spencer Jones
John Bearden
Emily Kitchens
Frank Jones
Raymond Banks
Margaret Wise
Elizabeth Stewart
Ralph Dorsett
Louie Dorsett
Nannie Ruth Bearden
Pellie Banks
Sara McKeown
C. B. Thornton
Arch Bearden
Julia Chambers
Robert Chambers
Ada Banks
Dannie Mc McKeown
North Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Kentucky
Virginia
Louisiana
Consolidated Rural Schools Reach Across States
The United States operates more than 12,000 consolidated or rural union schools with many states hosting hundreds to over a thousand. These schools enhance education and act as year round social centers, serving communities beyond school terms as enduring investments.
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United States
Union
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Fordson Tractor Show Planned in Atlanta Late August
Redwine Brothers announce the Fordson Industrial Tractor Show will run August 29 to 31 in Atlanta on the Ponce de Leon and Pennsylvania lot. Exhibits include a vacuum cotton picker powered by Fordson, a line drive control demonstration, and a Fordson locomotive conversion for logging mining and construction. The event, the eighteenth in a national series, features over one million dollars in displays from fifty manufacturers across half the states.
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Redwine Brothers
Ford Motor Company
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Pennsylvania Avenues
Henry Ford
Fordson Tractor
Fordson
United States
Union
Better Teaching and Equipment for Consolidated Schools
The consolidation improves teaching by enabling specialization and focus on single grades. Enhanced equipment boosts teacher effectiveness, signaling greater pupil interest, stronger school spirit, and community pride. The piece argues one room schools hinder future prosperity and a sound education for youth.
Blalock Announces Candidacy for Commissioner of Agriculture
Mr A O Blalock declares his run for commissioner of agriculture challenging incumbent J J Brown. The announcement outlines goals for farming support and rural development in the district.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Blalock Support Grows Across Georgia Counties
Announcement by A. O. Blalock Fayetteville farmer banker and state revenue collector under Wilson asks for the office of commissioner of agriculture in the upcoming state primary. Fayette county and many counties rally with favorable letters and organized campaigns signaling strong interest and broad backing.
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A. O. Blalock
Fayetteville
Wilson
Fayette County
Blalock
Georgia
Wise Announces For Congress From Georgia District
J W Wise of Fayetteville Georgia announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the 69th Congress. He pledges to serve voters in legislative and other matters if honored again by the district and thanks supporters. June 29 1922.
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J. W. Wise
Fayetteville, Ga
Candidate Seeks Support for Sixth District Seat
A letter to voters from a candidate for the 68th Congress asks for votes and active support from friends across the Sixth District. The author pledges to be active in representing people’s interests if elected.
Hollingsworth Announces Candidacy for State Senate
W B Hollingsworth announces candidacy for the state senate in the 26th district subject to county and district primary rules to be held September 13. He solicits votes and support from local friends and promises to advance the interests of the people if elected.
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State Senate
Democratic Executive Committee
W. B. Hollingsworth
Principle and Impulse Do Impulses Serve You or You Serve Them
A concise meditation on impulse and principle urging that impulses be guided by conscience. It argues good impulses deserve freedom but must be backed by firm principle, so actions align with higher judgment rather than reactive urges.
Music's Great Value Adage Echoes Moral Law
A quoted maxim from an Exchange column extols music as moral law and a source for the soul, imagination, and joy, framing music as essential to life and emotion. The brief note attributes weight to the idea that music elevates the human spirit.
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A. M. Soule
State College
Athens
Jones
Adel, Ga
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W. ©. Lasseter
Progressive Farmer
J. B. Hall
Soperton
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White Provision Co
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