Vidalia Advance Official City Paper June 15 1922
Vidalia Advance the official city paper publishes the Thursday issue dated June 15 1922. The page records local civic notices news briefs and community items for Vidalia residents.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
Georgia Creamery Butter and Georgia's New Industry
Georgia now hosts thirteen creameries with most founded in the last year. Butter is higher quality and fresher, with about 10 000 pounds produced daily, yet demand in Georgia remains unmet. The piece urges Georgia housewives to demand Georgia creamery butter, share freight costs, and strengthen local dairy farming and the state’s agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Wisconsin
Illinois
New York
Chicago
Georgia Magazine
Dairy cow and hen push Georgia agriculture forward
In a wartime annual report, President Soule highlights a renaissance in Georgia dairy and poultry. He notes rising dairy progress, boll weevil driven changes, growing poultry markets, and eggs selling profitably in New York plus state contests results, with Atlanta depending on Tennessee for poultry imports and a need to expand to meet home demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia
New York
College Poultry Division
New Jersey
Indiana
Atlanta
Tennessee
Splendid Appointment of Judge Barrett to Southern District of Georgia
The nomination of Judge W. H. Barrett of Augusta to be United States Judge for the Southern District of Georgia is praised as an outstanding administration choice. Barrett, 55, native of Augusta, State University graduate, former city attorney, current Georgia & Florida Railway general counsel, is lauded for leadership during Augusta’s fire relief and rehabilitation, and for strong ties to prominent figures including Chief Justice Taft. President Harding is described as making a prudent, nonpolitical selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Barrett
Augusta
United States
Southern District of Georgia
Savannah Press
Barrett
State University
Georgia & Florida Railway
Georgia
Judge Barrett
William Hale Barrett
Clark Howell
Atlanta
George T. Barnes
George Barnes Barrett
Taft
Joseph R. Lamar
Supreme Court
Harding
State School Superintendent Brittain Retires After 12 Years
Review notes dramatic gains in education during Brittain’s tenure from 2.25 million to 14.57 million in annual spending. Public school funding, schoolhouse values, and property equipment rose significantly. local taxation helped fund progress as new candidates enter the race, including M L Duggan, Hancock county former superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Brittain
Brittain
M. L. Duggan
Duggan
Hancock County
Toombs County Women Attend Georgia Home Demonstration Conference
Mrs L V Thorpe reports Toombs County agents joined a Southwest Georgia conference in Savannah to learn about product regulation packs and new ideas. Attendees exhibited fruits vegetables bread baskets soap and more and enjoyed tours meals and talks by Savannah leaders and business reps. The county aims to foster local clubs, contests, and a fall fair with winners advancing to state and national stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
Toombs County
Montgomery
Ladies Home Ec. Qlub
Isle of Hope Club
Thunderbolt
Hugh Siider
Lucas Theatre
Board of Trade
Glass Jar Company
Board of Trade of Savannah
The
Fair Association
Douglas
Athens
Chicago
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purity and Strength
The advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching tonic that boosts energy and appetite. It claims the tonic contains iron and quinine, is not a patent medicine, and has been a trusted family remedy for over thirty-five years. Price info notes 60 cents per bottle and bread at five cents per loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
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Vidalia
N. C. Napier
Act of Congress
City of
First National Bank
Vidalia, Georgia
L. V. Thorpe
Toombs Co
Vidalia Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Dad
Citizens Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank OF
Soperton
N. L. Gillis
J. B. O'Connor
V.-Pres Soperto
J. E. Hall
I. H. Hall, JR
Palmer
J. A. Palmer
Mt. Vernon, Ga
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