Community Cooperation for Better North Georgia Cotton
Georgia farmers urged to unite by community to grow a single cotton variety producing an inch to inch and one sixteenth staple. College of Agriculture promotes College No. 1 and Piedmont Cleveland strains while testing Acala, with broader industry backing but college caution.
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Atlanta
North
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Dr. Soule
Georgia Cooperative Cotton Growers Association
North Georgia
State College of Agriculture
College No. 1
Georgia Experiment Station
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
Georgia Bankers Association
Country Bankers Association
Cleveland
Exchange
Piedmont
Commercial Exchange of
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Banks
Hastings Seeds 1923 Catalog Free Offer
Hastings seeds offers a free 1923 catalog with 100 pages, color pictures of vegetables and flowers, pest control tips, and guidance on planting for the South. The ad promises seeds, planting instructions, and a chance to receive five flower seed packets free from H G Hastings Co of Atlanta Georgia.
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Hastings
South
H. G. Hastings CO
Atlanta
Movement To Restore North Georgia Cotton Reputation
A campaign led by C A Whittle outlines restoring North Georgia cottons to their famed length and strength. Buyers prefer long staple and will pay premiums, urging coordinated seed selection of Cleveland, College No 1, Acala and Bowden varieties with bank financing, centralized seeds, and single-variety cultivation to regain market prices.
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North Georgia
Arkansas
South
Agricultural College
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
Atlanta
Cleveland
College No. 1
Acala
Bowden
Exchange
Cotton Storage Finance Corporation
Dismissal Request in Linnie Dolvin Estate Canton GA
In Butts County Georgia the administrator Carl Dolvin of Mrs Linnie Dolvin deceased seeks discharge after stating he has only administered the estate. The court cites all interested parties to show cause why he should be discharged and letters of dismission may be granted on the first Monday in April 1923. Signed March 7 1923 by Ordinary J H Ham.
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Georgia
Butts County
Carl Dolvin
Linnie Dolvin
Peti
A Jackson man credits kidney pills cure in interview
W F Tyler, a grocery and meat market owner from Jackson, recalls kidney pain from farm labor. He says Dean's Kidney Pills cured him after a doctor offered no relief, noting he slept better and regained strength. Sold 60c per box. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Local Socials and Notices from Town Page
CORE Mrs C A Towles and Elizabeth Towles spent Sunday in Atlanta with Mr and Mrs A A Towles. Miss Bennie Doyce Torbet and Mr Doyle Faulkner of Athens spent the weekend with Mrs J J Torbet. Miss Jane Torbet spent last weekend with Miss Ruth Cole in Jackson. Mr and Mrs PD S Driskell and Dan spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs H Flug Ost en and children of iif spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R W Torbet. Mrs J J Torbet left Sunday for Athens to spend weeks with relatives. Miss Bryce Mayfield spent the weekend with Miss Mattie Rose Smith. Miss Everette of Macon spent Saturday night with Mrs C K Jackson. Mrs R W Torbet is spending this week with relatives in Griffin. Mrs Mays and Derwood of Holton spent Saturday with Mrs A W Tucker. Don't forget the play Friday night March 9. Come and bring all your friends. Conner. MILK COWS Fresh in for sale or will trade for beef cattle. T B 3-9tfc See RGBY Faec An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure start early let lice and mites get on your ch ins Dust hen and nests with Instant Louse killer Spray to and nests with No 6n You can get these preparations a few cents at Carmichaels Store.
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Carmichael
Farmers urged to resist cotton expansion and grow food
The article quotes H G Hastings urging 1923 to be a year of money making by avoiding more cotton acreage. He warns that higher prices lead to debt and bankruptcies and recommends cultivating food, grain, and forage crops on home acres to reduce costs and debt. The piece also notes local social visits and engagements in Jackson and nearby towns.
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South
H. G. Hastings
Cattle Industry Employment Gains and Age Composition
T B Conner notes cattle industry labor shows 11.3 percent of males aged 10 to 15 in 1920 were employed, compared with 24.8 percent in 1910, highlighting shifting employment trends across a decade in the United States.
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United States
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Mfrs
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Ruth Cole
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Bryce Mayfield
Mattie Rose Smith
Miss Everette
Macon
C. K
Griffin
Conner
Ston
Annie Peebles
C. E. Moore
Martha
J. W. Childs
Lucile Akin
Shorter College
T. B. Conner
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Jackson, Ga
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