Cut Cotton Cost by Making Food in Georgia Plan
Atlanta readers report H G Hastings of the Georgia Association argues that cotton profits fall as world conditions worsen. He urges cutting cotton costs by producing food and forage at home, stressing home gardens and self sufficiency to reduce expenses and keep farming viable in 1922.
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Atlanta
Georgia
H. G. Hastings
The
Georgia Association
Europe
South
The Time To Take Pepto Mangan Ad
The ad extols Pepto Mangan as a tonic for those who overwork poor sleep or bad meals. It claims the product builds red blood and improves health and appearance. Sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Hastings Seeds 1922 Catalog Free
Hastings seeds announces a free 1922 catalog with 100 illustrated pages on vegetables, flowers and farm crops. The catalog aims to help planning and ordering, backed by Hastings Seeds, the South’s standard mail order seed house based in Atlanta Georgia.
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Hastings
H. G. Hastings CO
Atlanta
Mr J T Price Makes Business Trip to Eastman
Mr. J T Price traveled to Eastman for a business trip last week, returning with discussions on possible ventures and local contacts.
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J. T. Price
Eastman
County official begins duties as Montgomery County policeman
Montgomery County adopts regular county police with R C Currie taking office after appointment by county commissioners. Currie previously served in Wheeler County and is praised for his effective work. The board also adjusts ferry crossings at Town Bluff to offer free passage except at night and Sundays.
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Montgomery Monitor
Montgomery County
R. C. Currie
Currie
Wheeler County
Nath Adams
Vidalia
Board of County Commissioners
Georgia
Town Bluff Ferry
Montgomery
New Revenue Act Cuts Taxes Across Nation in 1923
Washington reports the 1923 revenue act cuts federal taxes for all citizens with immediate $7 per person savings rising to four times that amount as the year unfolds. The act reduces the head of family exemption to 2500 and increases per dependent exemption to 400, with broader effects through 1928.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Tax changes take effect January first for 1922 and 1923
Repeal of the 8 percent government tax on passenger and Pullman fares and 3 percent on freight rates, plus elimination of nuisance taxes like soda fountain and cosmetics. Repeals on insurance taxes and reductions in candy, cereal beverages and art taxes. Luxury tax changes favor consumers. Excess profits tax repeal and surtax reductions apply, but some relief delays affect certain taxpayers. Official estimates forecast federal receipts of 3.214 billion for 1922, 2.611 billion for 1923, and 2.55 billion for the calendar year 1923.
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Pedeoan
Tanlac Restores Plant City Man to Health
Thomas Morris of Plant City Florida says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble loss of appetite and general weakness after years of poor health He reports rapid improvement after the first dose and calls Tanlac the best medicine for stomach trouble and run-down condition Sold in Vidalia by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Thomas
Morris
Plant City
Fla
Eiver
Vidalia
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Garfield
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Fred T. Bridges
State Bureau of Markets
H. J. Prance
Candler
Market Bureau
Moultrie
R. F. Finley
Farm Bureau
Dublin
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Glennville
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