A. C. L. Plans Help To Stimulate Cotton Goods Sales
A. C. L. to help cotton goods plan endorses a Washington originated movement, backed by cabinet wives, to boost cotton goods sales the week of October 5. The Atlantic Coast Line urges agents to secure newspaper and business cooperation to grow the market and keep prices above cost. The plan mirrors buy-a-bale relief efforts and aims to circulate idle money by expanding demand.
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Savannah
Atlantic Coast Eine Railroad Company
Washington
E. M. North
T. C. White
Wilmington
Washington, D. C
Bualnesa
You Need a General Ton to Take Grove’s The Old Standard
The ad-like fragment touts Grove’s Tasteless Tonic as valuable for general use, claiming broad benefits and suggesting its place in daily routines. The text remains fragmentary, with unclear claims beyond general tonic efficacy.
Okefenokee Swamp Vast Georgia Frontier Story
Vocelle recounts the Okefenokee Swamp's size across Chariton Ware Clinch and Pierce counties and its historic allure. The piece traces legends, early maps, Native beliefs, refuge roles in wars, and later development by Suwanee Canal and Hebard Cypress, noting the Lees Mixons and Chessers as interior inhabitants near Waycross.
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Savannah News
James T. Vocelie
Okefenokee Swamp
Waycross
Georgia
United States
Chariton
Ware, Clinch
Pierce
Florida Line
Mississippi
Everglades
Okemokee
Okefinokee
Vinson
America
St. Mary's River
Rio de May
Flint River
Thomas Moore
Ellicott
Andrew Ellicott
Florida
Okernokee
Suwanee Canal Company
Hebard Cypress Company
Lees
Mixons
Chessers
Okofinokee
Slaton critiques Congress and backs Smiths emergency bill
Washington action sparks heated exchanges as Gov. Slaton of Georgia assails Congress over cotton policy. He defends Senator Hoke Smiths bill to let states issue emergency currency and aid farmers, saying Congress shifts responsibility to the states and blocks relief measures.
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Washington
D.C
Congress
Aftenoon
Representative Tribble
Georgia
Hoke Smith
New England
Tribble
Slaton
Atlanta
Smith
Mebere
Congroas
Adamson
German chemicals may be imported new policy stance
Washington report: Solicitor Johnson says no principle of international law blocks importing sugar beet weed dye stuffs cyanide and other chemicals from Germany for American industry. Exports to neutrals cannot be contraband of war, arms and ammunition could be imported for U.S. use. Conference urged American vessels transport goods with guarantees not re exported to wartime powers. A committee was formed to coordinate with Secretary Redfield and embassy commercial attach at Berlin.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Solicitor Johnson
State Department
Johnson
United States
Department of State and Commerce
Redfeld
Brynn
Holland
Hol Lan
Redfield
Berlin
Rotterdam
TIFT COUNTY FARMERS TO GROW GRAIN CROPS
Ninety five percent of Tift County farmers plan to cut cotton acreage next year by planting heavy grain crops. A Tifton farmer with five plows will grow seven and a half acres of oats and 123 acres of wheat, with remaining land devoted to corn peanuts velvet beans and sweet potatoes. Overall grain acreage expected to rise about six hundred percent, reducing cotton output accordingly.
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Tifton
Tift County
Reward Offered for Daughters' Fate in Atlanta News
Mrs. Orhn W. Nelma, desperate over the disappearance of her two daughters Mia and Beat rice Nelma, offers a five thousand dollar reward for proof of their murder or for their present location if alive. In Texas, Nelma testifies in the Victor E. Innia murder case tied to the girls.
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Atlanta
Orhn W. Nelma
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