Peach crop projection trimmed below early Georgia estimates
Macon GA July 13 Peach growers report the 1920 Georgia crop will fall about 3027 cars short of the Georgia Fruit Exchange forecast and 2677 cars under last year, with 4673 cars as the negotiable maximum. Georgia Belles and Elberta varieties show price ranges from 1.50 to 3.50 per crate and a peak shipment of 220 cars on Saturday.
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Macon
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Georgia Belles
Elbertas
Georgia Farm Societies to Hold Joint Meeting
The Georgia State Agriculture and Horticultural Societies plan a joint meeting at Indian Springs August 18 19 with six sessions over two days. Wigwam Hotel to serve as headquarters and R C Berckman oversees arrangements for the event inviting livestock fruit and farming interests.
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Annoucement
Georgia State Agriculture and Horticultural Societies
Indian Springs
Wigwam
R. C. Berckman
State Agricultural Society
Spalding Superior Court Schedules August 2 Session
Spalding county superior court will convene Monday, August 2. A heavy docket of civil and criminal cases will be disposed of at that time.
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Spalding County Superior Court
Lam Procter
Bibb
Spalding
Butts
Monroe
Proctor
Butts County
Monroyd
United States
Beverly Evans
Macon Telegraph
Peach Shipments Near Eventual Close for 1920 Season
The report notes several cars of Georgia Belles and Elbertas, marking the first of the season. Most of the Hiley Belles have shipped and three weeks remain to close the peach shipments for 1920.
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Georgia Belles
Elbertas
Quarterly Conference at Jackson M E Church Next Sunday
Dr. L G Johnson of Griffin will preside and fill the pulpit at Jackson Methodist Church Sunday morning and night. The quarterly conference will be held Sunday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to hear Dr Johnson. There is plenty of labor but a shortage of workers in the district.
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M. E. Church
L. G. Johnson
Griffin
Jackson Methodist Church
Dr. Johnson
Georgia Editors to Meet Next Week in Carrolton
The Georgia Press Association plans its annual meeting July 19 to 21 in Carrolton with a full program of business sessions, discussions on editorial pages, advertising, and community service, plus social events and tours to Bowdon, Villa Rica, Douglasville, Rome, and Chicamauga Park. Attendees include editors from The Savannah Morning News, The Savannah Press, The Rome Tribune-Herald, and The LaGrange Reporter.
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Georgia Press Association
Carrolton
J. Kelly Simmons
McRae
America
J. M. Dodd
H. W. Flournoy
Dan G. Bickers
Savannah Morning News
Charles Carroll
Wm. G.sutlive
Savannah Press
Business Department
Lovelace Eve
The
Americas Times-Recorder
M. L. Fleetwood
Cartersville News- Tribune
W. H. Blinn
Dublin Courier-Herald
J. F. Shannon
Commerce News
Jack McCartney
Rome Tribune-Herald
John H. Jones
LaGrange Reporter
National Editorial Association
Geo. F. Hosmer
W. T. Bacon
Madison Madisonian
Court House
Carroll County
W. J. Millican
P. T. McCutchen
Franklin News-Banner
Will Brunner
Washington News-Reporter
City Park
Bowdon
Tallapoosa
Villa Rica
Douglasville
Rome
Chicamauga Park
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Elberta
Spalding Superior Court
Bank Repo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Cleveland
WU. S
U. S
Usco
U. S. Royal Carps
U.S
Buttrill
Jackson, Georgia
Dudley Glass
Georgia School of Technology
Geo
HL Carswell
Irwinton Bulletin
Georgia Development Agency
John L. Herring
Tifton Gazette
Frank C. Bunting
Cobb County Times
Marietta
Yak
Reise breRe
Orange-Crush Co
Chicago Laboratory
Los Angeles
Jackson
Jackson Coca Cola Bot. CO
Jackson, Ga
Freed
Hiase
Ept
Lum Procter
L. D. Singley
Peach Stone Shoals
Newton County
J. A. Wrigh
Covington
Ford
J. B. Settle & C
J. T. Moore
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