No Politics in Georgia Highway Program Statement
Georgia editors urge lawmakers to keep politics out of highway plans as the state moves to secure federal funding and bonds for modern roads. Officials report 1,793.84 miles completed or near completion and 568.08 miles funded or planned, with bridges totaling 15.70 miles and a December 31 1922 bridge cost of 2,824,829.17 dollars.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Highway Department
H. M. McIntosh
Albany Herald
Richmond
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
New Orleans
San Antonio
Pinette Revival Largely Attended
May 31. A revival in the Methodist church at Vinetta is in progress with Rev. Mr. Cox and Rev. Hartridge preaching. Large crowds attend, a good song service, and much interest aroused.
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Pinetta
Vinetta
Mr. Cox
Hartridge
Labor shortage hits Waycross community amid recruitment
Waycross May 31. That Negroes are being taken away in great numbers by recruiters causing a labor shortage on the Coast Line railroad is the substance of a statement by S T Wright agent at Waycross. He encloses a notice from the railroad noting the shortage is now becoming felt locally.
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Waycross
S. T. Wright
Wright
Brunswick Red Light District Is Closed
Brunswick May 81 Nearly all inmates of the restricted district have left town after the city commissioners adopted a resolution abolishing such houses. The destinations of the women are not known, but they are gone.
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Brunswick
Board of City Commissioners
Installing stave mill in Arlington Georgia
The only stave mill in the area is being installed by Vick Georgis a local Greek near Arlington about a mile east of the Central of Georgia railroad. The owner says operation will start in a few weeks with an output of 12000 slates daily.
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Arlington
Vick Georgis
Central of Georgia
Dance at Myrtle Springs May 31
Remember the dance at Myrtle Springs Thursday night May 31. Music by Georgian orchestra. Mrs. Bertha Butler to lead a 30-21 year old event.
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Myrtle Springs
For Ailing Women Here's a Suggestion Worth While
Pensacola Florida reader Mrs Bertha Butler recalls severe headaches dizziness and widespread feminine trouble she credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with rapid relief and lasting health improvement she urges others to obtain tablets or liquid or send a dime for trial packages and advice from Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY
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Pensacola
Fla
Bertha Butler
E. Belmont St
Shiloh Society Notes From Plains Visit and Club Meeting
Miss Dora Bells Pilcher spent two weeks with cousin Miss Bertha Jones in Plains. Ladies club met Saturday at Mrs. Roy Emmet’s home at 1 30. Mrs. B F Daniel visited Mrs. Cheek for a day. Miss Bonnie Parkman attended at Mrs. J C Sellars’ home Monday at 2, girls divided into three groups baking biscuits muffins and other treats.
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Dora Bells Pilcher
Bertha Jones
Plains
Roy Emmet
B. F. Daniel
Cheek
Bonnie Parkman
J. C. Sellars
Pilcher Family Hosts and Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs R E Pilcher and daughters Laura and Dora Bell spent a few days last week with Mrs Tom Jones at Plains. Mrs R F Bell visited her mother Mrs R L Pilcher and Mrs Parkman from Americus joined club girls Monday afternoon. R F Bell later stayed overnight with R E Pilcher.
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R. E. Pilcher
Laura
Dora Bell
Tom Jones
Plains
R. F. Bell
R. L. Pilcher
Parkman
Miss Parkman
Americus
Club
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