Census Reveals U S Population At 105 708 771
The United States population on January 1 as enumerated by the fourteenth census is 105 708 771, with outlying possessions totaling 12 148 738 bringing the total to 117 857 509. The report lists state populations and notes reapportionment moves in Congress, with discussion of increasing House seats from 435 toward 483 and concerns about voting rights affecting southern states.
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Census Bureau
Ems WO Ratons
Itra
American Samoa
Washington
House
Census Committee
Congress
Siegel
New York
House Census Committee
Georgia cane syrup output drops nearly one million gallons
John S. Donnee of the U S Bureau of Agriculture Atlanta reports Georgia cane syrup production this fall will fall from 10 64 million last year to 9 697 million gallons about 162 gallons per acre from 72 000 acres with 12 000 kept for next season. Dry weather and a recent freeze cut juice and farmers struggle to market the product.
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Georgia
John S. Donnee
Atlanta
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Division of Statistics
First Meeting of Creditors in Letson Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United States Western Division Southern District of Georgia notice is given that on December 21 1920 Robert H Letson of Flovilla Butts County was adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at Macon Bibb County Georgia Room 304 Grand Opera House Building January 4 1921 at 12 oclock noon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address other business. The bankrupt must be present for examination.
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District Court of the United States
Southern District of Georgia
Robert H. Letson
Flovilla
Butts
R. H. Letson
Macon
Bibb Cunty
Georgia
Grand Opera House
Cotton acreage cut would boost prices, expert says
The analyst argues a smaller cotton crop next year will raise prices. With this year’s harvest near thirteen million bales, the South should avoid oversupplying the world. Reducing acreage is presented as the best way to support cotton prices.
Farmers Bank of Georgia Financial Statement 1920
The document presents a bank statement from Farmers Bank in Butts County Georgia dated December 21 1920. It lists demand loans time loans overdrafts bonds cash in vault and other assets liabilities capital stock surplus and deposits with details of figures and totals. The sworn attestation by cashier W D Compton Jr confirms the accuracy of the record.
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Ibank
State of Georgia
Butts County
W. D. Compton, Jr
Farmers Bank
W. T. Thurston
C. N.P
Wanted to Buy Quart Milk Bottles 10c
Short, optimistic note urges readers to keep faith as better times arrive and the city settles after the election with Christmas enjoyment ahead.
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Merry Christmas
Jackson Banking, Co
Jackson, Georgia
the Farmers Bank
Jenkinsburg
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Bert Carmichael
McKibben Buggy & Auto Co
Jackson
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