Offical Organ Butts County and City of Jackson Notice
Cards of thanks will be charged at fifty cents minimum for 50 words and less, and one cent per word above 50. Cash must accompany copy. Old Man Propaganda is on the job and the weather man is finding his bearings. Hugh Dorsey is said to be leaving office. Georgia legislature will be with us next month. A curfew law for Jackson is proposed to curb unsupervised youths. Remarks on taxes, roads, education, and labor drive. The piece discusses politics, peonage, and public spending with regional editorial tone.
Georgia Faces Call for Education Over Racial Strife
The author condemns the Georgia uproar over alleged mistreatment of African Americans. They urge unity for progress and education, warn against political manipulation, and lament the church and public discourse being drawn into division. The piece advocates constructive efforts and an educational revival for the state.
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Georgia
Farm Bureau attack on Georgia Agriculture sparks protest
Thomaston Times deplores President Rena Kelly of the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation for attacking the Department of Agriculture. The piece argues the clash stems from politics and urges the Farm Bureau to stay in its own lane to avoid hindering the department under Commissioner J. J. Brown.
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Rena Kelly
Georgian Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Agriculture of Georgia
State Agricultural College
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Department
Brown
Kelly
Farm Bureau’ Federation
Minnesota tax levy at 144 mills for 1922 and 1 mill for 1923
The Minnesota legislature records total appropriations of 34.8 million dollars with direct taxation of 5.0 million for the coming year. It notes 26.27 million income from corporations and other taxes and a 3.54 million surplus, contrasting Minnesota’s reliance on indirect income with Georgia’s constant tax efforts.
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Minnesota
Georgia
Man Misses Ham By Thirty Five Cents In Market Sale
A Brooks county man killed a hog and sold it on the Quitman market. He tried to buy back a ham, but the meat weighed and priced out 35 cents short of paying for the ham. The tale comes via the Valdosta Times.
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Tifton Gazette
Tift County
Valdosta Times
Brooks County
Georgia Farm Bureau Attacks Agriculture Dept Budget
The Georgia Farm Bureau Federation accuses the State Department of Agriculture of extravagance while noting the department handles duties efficiently and could perform as well as the bureau under similar conditions.
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Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Federation
Georgia Farmers Urge Home Grown Food Over Cotton
Farmers in Middle Georgia report record wheat and oat crops and expect even larger harvests next year. Citizens favor home gardens to curb living costs, while state finances suffer as school warrants trade at high rates and Georgia attracts unfavorable publicity compared to North Carolina.
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Middle Georgia
Georgia
North Carolina
Greater Tech fund reaches million in early pledges
The Greater Georgia Tech campaign in Atlanta reports early support from industry and individuals for a 1 million dollar Northern fundraising effort. Ivy Lee cites a 50 000 dollar anonymous endowment contingent on 500 000 more from other sources. Victor Allen notes ongoing board action and growing industrial subscriptions nationwide.
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Greater Georgia Tech
Atlanta, Ga
Ivy L. Lee
New York
Greater Tech Fund
Mason and Dixon Line
Lee
Northern Committee
Greater Georgia Tech Fund
Georgia
Georgia School of Tecnology
Mason and Dixon
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Barrett & Company
Merry Bros. of
Augusta
Logan Pocahontas Coal Company
West Virginia
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
B. Mifflin Hood Brick Company
Atlanta
Pierpont Manufacturing Company
Savannah
National Showcase Company of
Columbus
Allen
Tech
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Jackson
Argus
J. Doyle Jones
Butts County
City OF
Hugh Dorsey
Georgia Legislature
Tom Hardwick
Peach Belt
Andrew Carnegie
Dorsey
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Georgian
United States
South
Ple
Thomaston Times
Dawson News
Georgia Tech
Arlemtaiis
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Henry Grady
Jackson Banking Co
Jackson, Georgia
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