Mass Meeting At The Fayetteville Courthouse
A mass meeting is set for Tuesday December 13 at 2 p m at the Fayetteville courthouse. The county wide Fayette County Market and Farm Bureau plans will be reported with speakers including W Zimmer of Atlanta and Plunket, agricultural agent of the Southern Railway. Officials and committees are announced for the new organization with roles in dairy, poultry, canning, seeds, grains, warehousing and financing.
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W. ¥. Zimmer
Atlanta
Plunket
Fayette County Teachers Form Local Association
Fayette county teachers held a well attended meeting in Fayetteville focusing on school attendance and community support. Miss Lela Dickson presented the attendance report, with officers elected for the Fayette County Teachers Association and plans for two term meetings.
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Fayette County
Fayetteville
G. P. Gary
Lela Dickson
Teachers’ Association
J.,l. Boyd
C. B. Landrum
the Rock
Lela Dixon
Albany Brown
Glen Grove
Harding proposes comprehensive program to restore normalcy
President Harding urges congress to speed up plans for a world friendly restoration, stressing that the United States cannot save other nations but can aid through balanced budgets, employment, and disciplined economics. He outlines proposals on an industrial court, tariff reform, allied debt measures, farmer support, and reclamation to aid soldiers and housing. He notes executive power must stay within congressional bounds and calls for aid to Russia with relief and seed grain.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
United States
America
Hit
Esident
Agricultural Group
Russia
Georgia 1921 Act for county discharge records
Ex service men notice of 1921 Georgia act creating county record books to log and index United States and Naval discharge certificates. Clerks to sign entries with date and hour. a 25 cent fee authorized for recording. certified copies allowed when originals are lost.
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General Assembly
State of Georgia
United States
State of
Georgia
Jthis
Superior Cour
Pay Scales For Soldiers At Camp Benning And Fort McPherson
A youthful pamphlet outlines monthly pay by grade from master sergeants at 88 dollars to privates at 30 dollars, plus specialist extra pay and daily ration cash. It notes free meals and a 306 dollar uniform fund, with 144 men enlisted at Camp Benning in November, 84 sworn in there and the rest at Fort McPherson.
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Camp Benning
Fort McPherson
Rub My Tism Legal Anecdote Reform Text in 1921
A historical snippet notes Rub My Tism antiseptic and pain killer used for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism as admissible evidence in state courts without further proof of origin Section 4 repeals conflicting laws and parts Approved August 8 1921.
The Door Slams On Happiness Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder to restore energy and vitality. It claims improved mood, better posture, brighter eyes, and a healthier complexion once blood is revitalized, noting availability in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Queer Plant Grows in Africa Park Conserves Rare Species
A striking southwest African plant, the welchischia, forms a massive body with a circumference up to 13 feet. It sprouts two long ground trailing leaves, split into ribbons, lasting the plant’s century plus life. Colonial authorities maintain a small park to preserve this unusual flora.
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Africa
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Plunkett
Rose
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T. R. Gay
Leila Dickson
C.D. Redwine
T. J. Lamb
W. Nipper
T. C. McKeown
L. M. Lester
Lou Jones
Dora Snead
C. D. Redwine
W. B. Hollingsworth
J. M. Jackson
J. M. Austin
Kate Cousins
the Lake
Blalock Trading Co
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