White named to State Board Examiners
Dr. A F White, a leading state figure, is appointed to the State Board of Examiners. He has served about twenty years and becomes vice president in the new term. Dr C M Atlanta named vice president and Dr CT Nolen as secretary. Also notes the opening of WT Candy and Peanut Co on October 27 in the Southeastern Express Building offering candies and salted nuts.
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A. F. White
State Board of Examiners
C. M
Atlanta
CT. Nolen Itta
Ish
Wwe
Southeastern Express Connalding
WT Candy & Peanut Co
Ashes on the Line of Salutary Duty
A Detroit Free Press note explores a man who endures a menial ash carrying task to redeem his pride. Despite fame, he performs the humble labor, faces social judgment from neighbors and wife, and must accept a life of simple service to regain inner dignity. The piece frames the work as a moral test and a path to humbler spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Poetic reflections and Wisconsin history in a fragment
A fragmentary text discusses American poetry and imagination, noting a perceived national unfamiliarity. It shifts to a brief historical sketch mentioning Wisconsin in 1835, Fort Howard, and a local liquor trade, with references to early industry, militia, and a drinking scene in a brewery era.
Baptists Hope to Enlist All Members in $40 Million Campaign
The Baptist 75 Million Campaign shows cash receipts of $35,152,211.69 by May 1, 1922, with major gains in baptisms, new churches, schools, and hospital growth. Reinforcement Month aims to enroll nonparticipants, boosting subscriptions and cash through December as Dr. L. R. Scarborough returns as general director.
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Southern Baptists
South
Southern Baptist Schools
Home Mission Board
Spain
Jugo- Slavia
Hungary
Romania
Russia
Palestine
Siberia
Baptist Churches of the
L. R. Scarborough
Fort Worth
Texas
Baptist 75 Million Campaign
Jackson N F L A Members Plan To Raise Hogs
Jackson National Farm Loan Association members meet to plan cooperative hog production for June payments. G E Rice outlines a program: January piglets to June 165–200 lb hogs, grazing crops, car lots, agreed grading by a neutral grader, and coordinated marketing with Mr M C Gay supporting grading.
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G. E. Rice
Jackson National Farm Loan Association
Court House
G.E. Rice
Jackson
M. C. Gay
Athens
Gay
South
Mr. Gay
Rice
Beijing
Sheriff presents large potatoes from local farm
Sheriff W. D. Pope shows eight potatoes weighing 19 pounds dug from consecutive bills. He notes the potatoes prove his farming skill and mentions a possum to accompany the yield.
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W. D. Pope
Pope
An Old Maids Convention at the Flovila School Auditorium
A play titled An Old Maids Convention will be presented at the Flovila school auditorium on Friday night at eight o'clock. A small admission will be charged, and proceeds will benefit the school.
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Old Maids
New Bankruptcy Rules Promulgated in Southern District
Judge William H. Barrett issued comprehensive rules to uniform bankruptcy practice in the Southern District. Effective November 1 these rules supersede earlier provisions dating to 1898 and will be published in book form for court officers attorneys and interested parties.
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Boon
Cotton Ginning Totals for Oct 18 Reach 6.96 Million Bales
Washington DC census bureau reports 6,962,034 running bales and 2,153 sea island bales ginned before October 18. This compares with 5,497,364 bales last year. Georgia had ginned 568,917 bales by October 18, down from 636,830 a year earlier.
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Washington, D. C
Sea Island
Census Bureau
Georgia
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White New Bident State Board
Amy Lowell
Amy
Literary Review
Vince
America
Wisconsin
Sea Bay
Winfield Scott
Fort Howard
Haps
Milas
Ofpas
Nelson Emperance Society
Jackson N. F. L. A
Fellows
Jackson Nat. Farm Loan Assn
Carmichael Drug
Etheridge, Smith & Co
Flovilla
Flovila
Syracuse
N. Y
Lee
House of God
Church Bee
Annes
Macon
Say
William H
Barrett
Com
District of the United States Court
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