Hoover Palmer and Reed. Georgia defies Hoover ban on ballot
The Weekly Times Recorder argues Hoover is the nation’s top choice, but Georgia’s state committee bars his name from the Democratic ballot. It endorses A Mitchell Palmer as next best, criticizes Jim Reed as unfit, and contrasts Hoover Palmer and Reed amid a crowded Republican field. It cites Wood Johnson and labor packers, noting Palmer’s deeds in relief efforts and his stance against capital and labor excess.
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Federal aid boosts Sumter county paving program
Sumter county receives $72,000 in federal aid for 1920, to be spent on nine miles of rural paving along the Dixie Highway south of Americus and Ellaville road, plus ongoing projects. The award, the largest for the county, follows a statewide allotment process by the State Highway Commission and contrasts with larger grants to Ione Charlton and others while signaling broader plans for a $40,000,000 state bond issue to build a paved highway system.
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Neal
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Ellaville
Atlanta
State Highway Board
Treasury
Georgia
Georgia counties funding figures show varied allocations
A list of county names paired with dollar amounts, detailing local funding allocations across multiple Georgia counties including Gwinnett, Richmond, Charlton, Lowndes, and Glynn among others, with amounts ranging from forty thousand to one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Wilkes
Newton
Morgan
Fannin
Rabin
Gwinnett
Richmond
Wayne
Ware
Pierce
Brooks
Glynn
Charlton
Lowndes
Cook
Laurens
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