Farmers Week At State College Of Agriculture January 1923
The annual farmers short course will run January 22 to 27 at the State College of Agriculture. Director Campbell announces a strong program with leading authorities. Marketing will be a principal topic. exhibits of farm commodities and prize packages will be judged for marketability. Lectures, demonstrations, and county agent involvement span the day, with afternoon discussions on production and marketing, including cotton under boll weevil conditions.
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Are State College of Agriculture Anuary
Tegent
Ent Boule
Campbell
Athens
Clark
Clarke County
A. Rhodes
Farm Bureau
Clauds Tuck
Jones Purcell
State College of Agriculture
Officers of O. E. S. Installed in Fayetteville
Officers of Fayetteville Chapter O E S were installed Tuesday evening in the onic Hall with Worthy Matron Mrs A C Weldon and Worthy Patron Dr E C Seawright among the 194 lineup. Retiring matron Mrs T R Gay received a past matron jewel and retiring patron O L Dickson was given cufflinks amid appreciative addresses. Refreshments followed.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Onic ‘Hall
Com. W
Fayetteville
Effie Dixon
A. C.mclucas
Armenian Boys Die for Christ Amid Turkish Atrocities
Chicago report recounts how one hundred Armenian boys near Marash chose death over renouncing Jesus Christ. Near East relief worker Mica Evelyn Trostle told club women a vivid eye witness account of the killings and the brutal Turkish actions.
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Chicago
Marash
Mica Evelyn Trostle
Relef
Adequate Advance Fleet Base Heads Navy Shore Plan
Aboard by Admiral Rodman the board recommends the first priority shore establishment to be an advance fleet base on Oahu Hawaii. The report lists Alameda Puget Sound New York Naragansett Bay and Chesapeake Bay as subsequent developments with the canal zone base to follow as imperative.
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Oahu
Mystery Clue Ties Pittsburg Politician to City Case
Police probe links Martin Burke a Pittsburg loonkeeper and politician to a city mystery screening. While details are sparse, investigators pursue leads from an all night search across hotels and cabarets as the case unfolds in Pittabore area.
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Pittabore
Martin Burke
Pittsburg
Te- Eyes
New Agricultural Clubs Form Across County
Bounty Agent V. Shirley organized Community Agricultural Clubs with five now fully chaired in Brooks Tyrone Woolsey Kenwood and Union Grove. Officers include J Hightower president Charle Dummag secretary treasurer T C McKowan farm dairying J M Austin hogs Chas Jh Dumas poultry Chas Austin cotton Chas Austin Cormey B Travis horticulture Chas Austin engineerite J M Austin publicity fairs rallies barbecues etc.
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V. Shirley
Kenwood
Deion Grove
Brooks
Tyrone
Woolsey
Union Grove
Union Grove officers named for farm groups and demonstration
Union Grove lists leadership for farm dairying hogs poultry cotton corn and horticulture with J W Adams J L Jones J R Adams W T Adams J J Adams and T E Askew named as chairmen and F Farr and J Adams involved in organization and demonstration efforts.
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J. W. Adams
J. L. Jones
Secresary
J. 58. Adams
F. W. ‘McHachern
J. W. Adama
J. R. Adams
W. T. ‘Adams
J. J. Adams
T. E, Askew
Ae Engineering
Farr
W. W. “Walker
Elena
Frank Farr
J.0
Adams
County Agricultural Clubs Meeting Schedule
Tyrone Club meets Friday January 19 at 2 pm Brooks Club meets Saturday January 20 at 2 pm Woolsey Club meets Tuesday January 30 at 2 pm Union Grove Club meets Wednesday January 31 at 2 pm Kenwood Club meets Thursday February 1 at 2 pm of the county agricultural program.
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Tyrone Club
Brooks Club
Woolsey Club
Union Grove Club
Kenwood Club
My Auto, Tis of Thee Autobiography in Verse
A lyric parody laments a failing car bought two years ago. The speaker needles the vehicle for breaking down with ailments like a seized motor and bad spark plug while lamenting mounting bills. A lighthearted verse parodies the traditional hymn and reflects financial strain.
Overcrowded Schools Prompt Bond Issue in Americus
Americus authorities report grammar and other grades are crowded beyond capacity. The Rotary Club backed a resolution calling for issuing 130,000 in percent bonds to fund new school space before the fall semester.
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Americus
Rotary Club
Morris elected Smyrna mayor in tight race
J G Morris won the Smyrna mayoralty over J J Pollock by 49 to 40 votes. Each candidate had a council slate from every ward, but voters crossed party lines and elected some on both tickets.
United States Coal Commission Reports Shortage and High Prices
The coal shortage and high prices menace the nation as the U S coal commission presents preliminary findings to Congress. It cites excessive mining activity and fuel constraints impacting the bituminous coal industry and public welfare.
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Washington
United States Coal Commission
Congress
Allanta Budget System For 1923 Unveiled
Georgia highway department adopts monthly budgeting for 1923 with January February figures and a tentative March 1 plan. Notes detail general, construction, road maintenance, and heavy equipment funded by federal grants and state funds. Alpharetta re elects mayor and council with about two to one margin, claiming no 1922 taxes funded by fines from prohibition violations. Thomasville welcomes a $500000 packing and Orchard plant boosting farming acreage and market expansion. Lula Loveland Shepherd campaigns against polygamy with audiences in Savannah and Thunderbolt churches.
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Allanta
Georgia State Highway Department
John A. Holder
State Highway Department
State Highway Board
Alpharetta
T. H. Mancing
J. N. Thompson
Eli Broadwell
C. E H. Maddox
J. ©. Weatherford
Atlanta Building Records Smashed In January
Atlanta construction activity surges with total permits reaching 2 317 79 in January, far above last year's monthly total 1 045 405. New structures and a 28 unit three story brick apartment at 12428 Twelfth Street signal a citywide building boom and rising values.
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Atlanta
Bors Hunter
Twelfth’ Street
Cout
Berlin Expels French Civilians and Forges War Stance
Berlin authorities announce expulsion of all French civilians and a virtual state of war with France. The Ruhr faces rising prices and requisitions as reparations deliveries are refused by German industrial leaders while a French general signals readiness to press actions.
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London
Berlin
Germany
France
Daily Express
The
Times
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
England
Ara Oe Ne AG Te Pte
Boyden Proposal Denounced as Personal Memorandum
Secretary Hughes said a memorandum by Roland W. Boyden presented to the reparations commission was purely personal and not a plan for settling the reparations issue. The note, viewed abroad as a potential American government proposal, was prepared at the request of commission members and carries no official government endorsement.
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Boyden
Washington
Roland W. Boyden
Hughes
Commission
Monroe Doctrine Unearthed and Early Congress Records Found
The Washington discovery reveals the original copy of the Monroe Doctrine unearthed from a derelict room. Assistant Secretary Rose reports the first session records of Congress tied to the enrolled bill creating the federal courts. In Arkansas Harrison quiets after two days of riot and a lynching linked to railway workers, with authorities escorting supporters away.
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Washington
Senate
Rose
Brandela
United States
Arkansas
Harrison
Ark
Missouris and Worth Arkansas Railway
Missouri
Four Crowned In Seaplane Rescue Off Havana Crash
Key West reports Henry Mi Flagler arrived with five survivors from a seaplane crash 21 miles northwest of Havana. The wreck killed Mrs Atkins and two Atkins children, Edwin Atkins Jr, Grace McDonald, and Captain John Albury observed the crash. Pilot Miller and the remaining passengers were rescued after the aircraft broke apart in high seas.
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Key West
Fla
Henry Mi Flagler
Columbus
Sunnk
Havana
Atkins
W. EB
Miler
Mise Dulia Haverty
New York
Otto Abrame
Harold Thompson
Edwin F. aAtking, Jr
Grace McDonald
Auree
Edward KF
Livid
John Albury
Ufe
Miller
Miss McDonald
German Occupiers Face Tax, Order Restrictions Across Buer
Reports say French troops were greeted by stones in Buer with no injuries. A French general announced the German police superintendent would be punished. Decree exempts French troops from luxury tax and orders three day notice of meetings with organizers names, bans strikes and processions, requires German currency price lists, and restricts German soldiers from entering unoccupied areas.
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Essen
Buer
Lanier Ordered To Pay Alimony In Bibb County Case
Judge H A Mathews in Bibble Superior Court ordered Sidney Lanier to pay alimony to Mrs Lanier. The court set $40 monthly support starting March 1, plus $150 in attorney fees to be paid within six months. Lanier was given 60 days to make the first payment to allow time to obtain employment.
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Macon
Sidney Lanier
H. A. Mathews
Bible Superior Court
Vaudeville figure shoots girlfriend then kills self in New York
Harold Van Alstein of Van and Emerson killed Miss Marion McLaren of The Five McLarens after a broken engagement and wounded her brother Hugh before shooting himself. Police report he blamed the tragedy on the broken marriage plans. The same column notes Abe Robertson of Oklahoma criticising women in public office during a New York lecture.
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New York
Harold van Alstein
van and Emerson
Marion McLaren
Five McLarens
Hugh
Abe Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Miew Rlson
Trade Battle Looms as Hughes Tours South America
Washington eyes a proactive U S push to strengthen ties with Argentina Brazil Peru and other nations. Secretary Hughes plans a March tour to Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Lima and more and will attend the Pan American conference in Santiago Chile. The aim is solidary leadership under American guidance ahead of a presumed trade clash with Britain France and Germany once settlements free them to push sales. The United States seeks to keep South America as a primary customer while preventing European access. Central American nations are also seen as crucial allies in this strategy.
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Washington
Europe
Baye & Etafi
Harding
United States
Hughes
Santiago
Chile
Great Britain
France
Germany
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Pamne
United
Central America
New Clinic Aims to Cut Crime in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Central Psychiatric clinic plans to reduce criminality by coordinating with courts social agencies schools health boards and other institutions to provide youths with maximum opportunity for normal development. Dr Emerson A North will oversee the facility, formerly tied to Longview Hospital for the insane.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Central
Board of Health
Whs
Vinnie
Emerson A North
Longview Hoaptal For Insane
Woman Charged With Killing Husband in Greenville
Mrs. Della Kate Williamson was arrested at her Greenville home on a warrant charging the murder of her husband Robert D. Williams who died at his Aiken, South Carolina home on November 29, 1921 after his throat was cut under mysterious circumstances. Sheriff Carlos Rector and two detectives aiding the governor will take her to Aiken for prosecution.
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Greenville
S. C
Della Kate Williamson
Robert D. Williams
Aiken
Carlos Rector
Greenville County
South Carolina
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