Georgia Seeks Million in Free Road Building Materials
Georgia applies through the state highway department for about 1 million dollars worth of road building machinery and materials to be supplied free by the federal government for aid financed road work. Counties are urged to submit needs so Washington can allocate assets. only loading and freight costs are borne by the state.
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Atlanta
Georgia
En Ring Department
Unitedtates
Washington
State Highway Commission
Hart
Appling
Henry
Brooks
Wal- Bacon
Montezuma
Wheeler
Merit
Dooly
Milton
Spaulding
Emi
Bulloch
Candle
Dalton Gang Outlaw Reappears After Years Silence
Tulsa May 20 An old Dalton gang member Jim Shock 67 resurfaced after disappearing after Coffeyville. He explains he was wounded at Jane Owen ranch and changed his name then settled in Tulsa under secrecy. He claims Rose of the Cimarron, a noted woman bandit, also lives in Tulsa with a husband and two children under an alias.
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Tulsa
Dalton Gang of Outlaws
Coffeyville
Kas
Jim Shock
Bill*Tilgham
United Ites
Jane Owen Ranch
Rose
The
Cimarron
Burle
Useful Though Unwed in iniérn view a woman
Fragmentary text discusses a woman’s role and failure related to a sentry hire. The readable phrases imply judgment on a woman’s actions and potential missteps, with references to spending and lost effort. The garbled OCR yields limited concrete detail on people or events.
Bargain Catalog Of Fabrics Garments And Linens
The reader is offered men and women clothing fabrics and notions at low prices. Items include 36 to 46 suit ranges at 25c yard, pure Irish line sheeting, linen sheeting, ladies slippers, Egyptian dimities, scarf retainers, baby Irish lace, printed voiles, chambray, cambric handkerchiefs, mercerized table linen, ties, skirts, ribbons, and silk top union suits, with varied yardages and widths all priced to attract customers.
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Union
Sumter Club Dance and Red Cross Bridge Club
Sumter County social events include a Sumter Club dance featuring music from The Passing Show of 1918 and a Red Cross Bridge Club party hosted by Miss Kathleen Denham. Attendees list prominent locals and visiting figures. notes on club meetings and social routines fill the update.
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Sumter Club
W. A. Dodson
Earl Schofield
Frank Harrold
Sam Cohen
Bridgman
J. E. High
Howell Simmons
Georgia Bena Dodson
Annie Ivey
Willidee Clark
Albany
Mary Parker
Alice McNeill
Bess McCleod
Mary Walker
Katherine Hamilton
Serena Armstrong
James Davenport
Henry
George Lumpkin
McCord Prather
Charles Simmons
Brown Timmerman
Walter Page
Otis Phyis-loc
Dan Chappell
Ralph and
Tom Lane
Cliff Wheatley
Erin Parker
Dr. Ferdinand, Cohen
Earl Bolton
Lewis Ellis
Red Cross Bridge Club
Kathleen Denham
Felder Street
Charlie Teaches Dry Book Lesson in Library
A four year old named Charlie was missing one day and found in the library. He had been sprinkling a valuable book on the table to satisfy his mother's question about why it was dry. He joked that his father said it was too dry.
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Charlie
Jim
One Advantage of Education in Film
The Grand Rapids Press notes a charming girl’s claim that holding hands is possible during an educational film, illustrating the high possibilities found in movies and education alike. The item frames cinema as a vehicle for shared moments and learning.
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Grand Reapids Press
Thirty to be Initiated into Woodmen Camp
Thirty more men will be initiated into the Woodmen of the World camp tomorrow night in one of the largest classes here. W. A. Lester will lead the ceremony. Candidates listed include W. R. Hubbard C. B. Pouncey J. N. Hammond H. B. Clark Olen Buchanan Roach Brooks J. T. Bass G. A. Player FP. M. Webb and others. Initiated last Wednesday night were K. S. Byerly R. E. Castleberry Frank Mayo L. L. Compton T. M. Barnes Carl Oliver W. P. Cordell J. J. Glawson A. L. Turner B. E. Turner J. H. Turner Shepherd Smith and more.
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Woodmen of the World
W. A. Lester
W. R. Hubbard
C. B. Pouncey
J. N. Hammond
H. B. Clark
Olen Buchanan
Roach Brooks
J. T. Bass
G. A. Player
FP. M. Webb
Woodmen of the World auditorium planned for Valdosta
In Valdosta on May 2 the Woodmen of the World project advances with a three story building to seat 2500, ground floor stores, second floor offices, and a lodge room on the third floor. An arcade will lead to the rear auditorium.
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Valdosta
Woodmen of the World
Time He Hurries and the Tradeoff of a Teenager
A seventeen year old faces pressure from his father to choose a trade while his girlfriend pushes for momentum, triggering a split between pursuing statesmanship and immediate sports, as reported by City Star.
Deaths of B Hawkins in Sumter County
B Hawkins known as Si dies at 61 after blood poisoning and amputation. Longtime Sumter resident ran a city restaurant and aided farming. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Americus Undertaking Company chapel with Elks Lodge services at Oak Grove Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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B. Hawkins
S. B. Hawkins
Sumter County
Hawkins
S. EB. McCormick
A. C. Hill
Bronwood
Charley Hawkins
Americus
John Hawkins
Augusta
Americus Undertaking Company
James B. Lawrence
Elks Lodge
H.C. Parker
C. C. Hawkins
John T.taylor
D. F. Davenport
E. L. Stanfield
T. B. Hooks, Sr
Craw- Fare Aepearer
M. N. Edwards
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bishop Greer Dies in New York at 75
The Right Rev. David B. Greer Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York died in a New York hospital at 6:10 last night following an operation for intestinal trouble a week earlier. His condition had improved until yesterday morning when a relapse occurred. He had been in poor health for several months.
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Greer Read
New York
David B. Greer
Heat Exposure Boosts Mice Resistance to Tuberculosis
James B. Murphy and Ernest Sturm report in the Journal of Experimental Medicine that mice heated for a week followed by inoculation with a virulent tuberculosis strain showed greater resistance than normal. The study suggests heat treatment may alter immune response in mice.
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James B. Murphy
Ernest Sturm
Journal of Experimental Medicine
Lines to Be Remembered on Peace and War
A reflective line of verse notes how a battlefield sight stirs thoughts of ending war and valuing peace. It contrasts princes who cherish peace with a horror of war and cites Napoleon I as an emblem of war’s imprint.
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Napoleon I
Why Stings Hurt by Nettles Across Regions
A compact note explains nettle stings cause pain from both physical buzzing and a chemical similar to snake venom. It notes Indian and Javanese varieties can produce longer lasting effects similar to snake bites, while local nettles are comparatively mild.
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India
Java
Graduates at Leslie to Hear Dr Foster on Thursday
Leslie May 20 The Leslie High School commencement will be Thursday evening May 22 at 8 30 o clock. Dr J H Foster of Bessie Tift College Forsyth will deliver the literary address. Diplomas go to Thelma Bass Ruth Clark Carrie Mae Derise Bessie Parker Lois Williams. Certificates awarded to Nona Young Ella Mae Ranen. Program includes Salutatory Lois Williams Class History Thelma Bass Piano Solo Ella Mae Ranen Poem Nona Young Class Prophecy Ruth Clark Address Conduct to Character Dr J H Foster Last Will and Testament Carrie Mae Deriso
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Leslie
Leslie High School
J. H. Foster
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Thelma Bass
Ruth Clark
Carrie Mae Derise
Bessie Parker
Lois Williams
Nona Young
Ella Mae Ranen
Routh Clark
Carrie Mae Deriso
Stole Liquor Trunks. Gaines to Serve Federal Prison
Savannah May 20 For trunks of whisky Gaines H T signed for deliveries on the Atlantic Coast Line and will spend a year and a day in the federal prison at Atlanta following conviction in U S district court here. Evidence showed he signed for trunks when they arrived and dispatched them. Call your grocer for Chero Cola 5¢ Mt.
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Savaynnah
Bave Gagemaster
H. T. Gaines
St. Atlanta
United States District Court
Gaines
Dig
Recital at School Auditorium Under Miss Argo Direction
A piano recital is set for Friday evening at 8 30 at the school auditorium directed by Miss Helen Argo who heads the music school. All school friends are invited to attend both Thursday and Friday nights as these two programs close the school year.
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Helen Argo
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