Hold for sixty days says Georgia cotton chief
Atlanta March special Commissioner J J Brown urges Georgia cotton growers to hold their cotton for at least sixty days to gain from a 50 percent reduction in the 1921 crop. He warns selling now risks economic folly as markets stay weak and credits remain tight. He cites Atlanta plans, California marketing ideas, and the need for delegates to the Atlanta meeting to promote orderly marketing and pricing to protect cost plus a reasonable profit.
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Atlanta
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Georgia
Commissioner Brown
Brown
South
California
Sapiro
Elbert County
New Publications Issued by the USDA in 1921
The United States Department of Agriculture released several publications during the week ending February 12 1921. Titles include Growing and Planting Hardwood Seedlings on the Farm Farmers Bulletin 1128 Plans of Rural Community Buildings Farmers Bulletin 1173 An Agricultural Almanac for 1921 Farmers Bulletin 1202 How Teachers May Use Farmers Bulletin 1087 Beautifying the Farmstead Department Circular 155 Cowpeas Culture and Varieties Department Circular 157 Factors That Make For Success in Farming in the South Department Circular 159 Cotton Culture in the San Joaquin Valley California Department Circular 164 Copies may be obtained from the Division of Publications Washington D C Requests should specify the publication and purpose to aid prompt handling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
South
San Joaquin Valley
California
Division of Publications
Washington, D. C
Georgia Businessmen to Convene in Macon on March 15
Georgia industries face a vital statewide meeting in Macon on March 15 to plan postwar industrial leadership. W. C. Vereen chairs the arrangements. notable business leaders from Atlanta to Gainesville form the call. No funds will be solicited. the focus is on co operation, resource development, training, and establishing a state engineering school.
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Atlanta
Gieorgia Industries
Macon
Bey
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Georgia
W. ©. Vereen
George S., Harris
R. D. Cole Manufacturing Company
P. R. Lamar
Southern Cotton Oil Company
J. K. Orr
J. K. Orr Shoe Company
Mifflin Hood
B. Mifflin Hood Brick Company
W. J. Vereen
Moultrie Cotton Mills
Victor Allen
Buford
Bona Allen, Inc
H. P. Meikleham
Lindale
Massachusetts Mills
Charles Adamson
Cedartown
Cedartown Cotton and ,Export Company
W. A. Carlisle
Gainesville
Vereen
Mr. Allen
H. C. Fowler
W. BE. Dunwody
H. V. Arnett
James H. Porter
A. D. Schofield
Department Publishes Almanac for Year’s Farm Work
The United States Department of Agriculture releases An Agricultural Almanac for 1921 Farmers receive timely seasonal advice on weather plans fruit livestock poultry farm operations marketing wildlife and woods work The almanac includes farm helps laws act tables for stock mixing feeds fertilizers sprays seed and grain weights A limited number of copies are available by applying to the department.
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Adam
United States Department of Agriculture
Jarmers
Unclear OCR fragment hints at publication series
Fragmented text mentions publication class and number patterns such as Warmers Bulletin 1173 and Department Bulletin No 862 with no clear event or names readable.
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Department
Foreign policy of Wilson and Harding examined
The article contrasts Wilson’s moral internationalism with Harding’s economic realism. It argues Wilson’s leadership ended healthwise and that his idealistic League of Nations failed. Harding’s approach focuses on repaying loans, restoring European markets, and rebuilding global trade while safeguarding American interests.
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Wilson
Congress of the People
Mr. Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
Harding
Proyineus
Russia
Rumania
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
The Story of Our States Delivers Delaware and Pennsylvania
The News introduces a new feature by Jonathan Brace titled The Story of Our States. Each week two states are explored with colorful, historical highlights and state seals, starting with Delaware and Pennsylvania. Next week New Jersey and Georgia are featured as the series continues.
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Jonathan Brace
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Editorial Tone Shifts Over Sex, Morality and Town Boosters
Analyzes audience tastes driving sensational cinema and newspapers, urges moral schooling for youth, honors mothers, and celebrates town boosters. Notes farmer profiteering and hidden gouging, calls for collective civic effort and fairness. Emphasizes community pride and responsible media.
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Otton Bulletin
New Publications
Oreign
Mr. Harding
United States
Editor’s Corner
Nate
Price Toboggan
O Store
Blalock Trading Co
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