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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
2
Published every Thursday in Vidalia Georgia this official city notice is entered at the Post Office as second class main matter under the Act of Congress.
A study from the State College of Agriculture at Athens surveyed 1,271 farms. It finds average net earnings rise from 240 dollars with no education to 565.50 with common schooling, 684.50 with high school, 895 with a short agricultural course, and 1,254 with a full agricultural program. Georgia’s rural dominance and farm population are noted as supporting agricultural education.
Mr Duggan a state school superintendent candidate comes from a long line of teachers. His father the late Dr Ivy W Duggan served in the Georgia legislature and taught mathematics at the Tenth District Agricultural School. The family includes educators in Shorter College Hartwell Royston and Anderson as well as Mrs Duggan a club delegate, with seven children following in their footsteps.
Sallie Mell remains faithful to teaching with a Denton Normal College professorship while Janie earned a master's at Teachers College New York. Ivy and Jim Duggan, both notable in Georgia education circles, served in World War I after Clemson and Georgia Tech studies.
A call for public spirit urges residents to keep money in local businesses and support home institutions. The piece notes loyalty strengthens the town and warns against sending dollars elsewhere. It also reports Echols County residents opposing the cattle dipping law and facing federal measures to stamp out the tick problem.
F H Saffold declares candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Middle Circuit subject to the forthcoming primary. He signs the notice with respect.
In a public letter R N Hardeman announces his bid for the office of Judge of Superior Courts in the Middle Judicial Circuit. He signs the communication “Very respectfully.”
Waycross and Hebardsville residents announce J A L Glaze as a candidate under the white primary. The notice urges women to guard children and oppose immorality and crooked politicians invading American civil sovereignty. It cites stolen ballots and calls readers to study a biblical verse. Speaking dates will be announced.
Clay soils form clods when fine particles stay suspended or compact, especially with too wet or dry conditions. Flocculated grains form when organic matter rises, while de flocculation from substances like sodium carbonate worsens the problem. Add charcoal and lime to reduce hardness. weathering and catch crops help, while nitrate of soda worsens clod formation.
LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN Syruphonic-Laxative relieves constipation promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce steady action. It stimulates and regulates and is very pleasant to take. Price 60 cents per bottle.
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