Farmers Face Harvest Optimism Amid Slump Warnings
Officials warn growing optimism over a bumper crop may clash with market caps and price declines. The agricultural department notes cotton obligations hover near a potential $1 billion impact, suggesting restraint to sustain actual prosperity rather than overproduction.
Clean teeth and Chrysler joy in a quirky promo note
A humorous, rambling letter from W A Palin of Chrysler Auto Agency in Thomasville Georgia contrasts dental cleaning antics with the pleasures of owning a Chrysler vehicle. The draft combines comic dental misadventures with a pivot to automotive promotion.
Railroads place over one hundred thousand freight cars this year
Atlanta Ga Oct 12 Class 1 rail roads in the first eight months of the year placed in service 105 446 freight cars. This is 490 more than the prior year and 10 671 less than 1923. Reports cover new rebuilt and leased equipment including locomotives.
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Railroad land offer to attract settlers along Alabama Georgia lines
The Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Railway through its Agricultural Department proposes to seed new farm settlers by matching owners with buyers. Criteria include about 100 acres, 75 percent cleared and fenced, modern farmhouse and barn, proximity to a good school, and pasture land with a deep well. The plan aims to fill farms on favorable terms to lure periphery settlers.
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Cooperative Hog Sale Set for Thomasville on Oct 14
The regular monthly hog sale will be held at Thomasville sale pens on Oct 14. Hogs in Chicago and St Louis have fallen two cents in recent days, and some bidders were discouraged by a poor prior sale due to high hog temperatures. Thomasville has led state sales for price and quality for over two years, despite occasional bad days. Pat H Ward signs off with hope for a strong run.
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Governor may soon be without private secretary
Atlanta Ga Oct 12 Clifford M Walker will soon be without the services of a private secretary unless he names a successor to Matthew C Bennett. Bennett two weeks ago was elected chief examiner of the Georgia Securities Commission to assume his new duties on October 15. Bennett will succeed W G Adams who resigned and has been filling the office temporarily since the departure of T B Conner.
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Restaurant Men to Meet Next in Atlanta
Atlanta has been chosen as the 1926 convention city of the National Restaurant Association ahead of Buffalo and Minneapolis. The decision was announced in Atlanta, Ga on October 12.
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Receiver B L Bugg’s Signoff in Railway Case
B L Bugg, receiver, signs off on proceedings spanning every county traversed by the railway. The communication ends with the formal salutation very Truly Yours, indicating completion of a staged financial or legal action related to the railway project.
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Mercer Law School Joins Class A of ABA
The American Bar Association awarded Mercer University Law School a Class A rating, placing it among top national schools alongside Harvard Yale and others. The recognition follows five years of effort by Dr. Rufus W. Weaver and Mercer officials, with the council of legal education confirming the honor.
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Bulgaria to Study Recent German Art
Sofia reports the Bulgarian board of education will send a delegation to Germany to study recent developments in the arts and to establish closer cultural relations between the two countries.
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