Mrs Cook Named ASD A R Leader in DAR Election
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook of Cooksburg was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Delegates reported 125 ballots recorded, with Cook defeating opponent Mrs C Wallace W Hanger of Washington. Inauguration set for tomorrow with other officers elected. General Pershing and Baron de Cartier addressed delegates.
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Washington
Anthony Wayne Cook
Cooksburg
Daughters of the American
Cowety
Wallace W. Hanger
Cook
Vas
Mt. Vereven
General Pershing
Haron Ue Cartier
Inaeadar
Dan-Nax promise of cure for indigestion failures
Advert asks indigestion sufferers to try Dan-Nax for a week with a money back guarantee if not delighted. Claims include relief from dyspepsia heartburn constipation and stomach disorders plus tonics Nus Iron and Sarparila. It markets as a laxative tonic suitable for children and adults and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
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Wnd
Son
Safety Swing Aids Carving At Stone Mountain Memorial
A special safety swing harness will suspend workers, including Headpler Gutzon Borglum’s crew, hundreds of feet above Stone Mountain to outline granite figures. The Barnes was built by Cran foy-Sharp Hardware under M. T. Caldwell and delivered Friday, allowing careful lowering over the cliff by a hoisting cabin atop the peak.
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Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum
Barnes
Hardware Department
Cranfoy-Sharp Hardware
Aap Nie
M. Ti. Caldwell
Imeand
Congresa
Atate Comixdiongs
United States
Willan Gumiming Blass
Weeka
Rome
First Court Session In New Courthouse Held in Lumpkin
Lumpkin Ga April 20 Special Stewart superior court sits this week in Lumpkin Judge A Littlejohn presiding Hon Jule Felton represented the state This is the first session in the new Stewart county courthouse after the old burned during session The building is modern with a 1000 seat courtroom all new furniture brick concrete granite foundation and electric lighting
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Lumpkin
Stewart
Memorial Day observance set in Barnesville Ga
The Winie Hunt Smith chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy has arranged a program for memorial day on Thursday April 26 Colonel B O Dobbs a local attorney will deliver the memorial address followed by a dinner for veterans and their companions The public is invited to morning exercises at Gordon and tarnma with readiness and songs
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Barnesville
Winie Hunt Smith
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dobbs
Gordon Andtarnma
Sammons Named Leader of T P A at Atlanta Convention
Sammong of Macon was elected president of the Georgia division of the Travetera Protective Association of America at the close of the convention held at the Autley hotel root garden. Kibler of Athens was named president. Other officers named included H W Kennedy of Valdosta as first vice president and Thomas Sherman of Augusta as second vice president. The meeting also considered tax policy, with advocates for income tax and reform of tax equalization, and Governor Walker addressed concerns about taxation. Memorial services for deceased members were led by Dr John Wikler of Savannah.
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Sammong
Macon
Georgia
Travetera Protective Association of American
Sion
Autley Hotel
Root Garden
Hammons
Fyb. Kibler
Athintty
H.W. Kennedy
Valdonta
Fleet
Thomas Sherivan
Augusto
Second View
Barney Bhelleh
Athinty
Third Vie
Albert Mhrlich
Treaure
Adidrenion
Cliffork Walker
Rollingdonen
Frnton National Bank
Congress
Linge
Elen Walker
Tay
Frambig
Jones
John §. Wikler
Savannah
Association
Insurance Company Loses 100000 Suit Over Cotton Fire Loss
Athens Ga April 20 A federal jury awarded I T Pennick of the Pennick Warehouse Madison Ga the full 100000 sued against Camden Insurance Co for cotton lost in a 1921 fire 1109 bales said to be destroyed The insurer alleged fraud in the claim and that sprinkler valves were cut off before the blaze
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Athens
Avor
Oye Qlaintiff
I. T. Pennick
Penmick Warehouse Company
Madison
Camden Insurance Company
B Y P U Convention in Barnesville Ends
The Baptist Young People’s Union regional convention in Barnesville Ga ends after a strong address by Dr J S Lillard pastor First Baptist Birmingham officials say the program held delegates and visitors’ attention and attendance was the largest since the plan was adopted. Notables included Dr M Ashby Jones Dr J E Dillard Acquilla Chamlee Louie D Newton Channing P B Hayes Rev C W Pope Rev B A Jackson and Miss Lois Kinney with Mrs E V Deaton among participants. A reception and host church activities accompanied the event.
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Barnesville
Speen
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Central Western Region
J. 5
Lillad
First Baptist Church
Birmingham
Ala
M. Ashby Jones
Atlanta
J. E. Dillard
Acquilla Chamlee
Bessie Tift
Forsyth
Louie D. Newton
The
Christian Index
Channing PB. Hayes
C. W. Pope
Stockbridge
B. A. Jackson
Brazil
Lois Kinney
E. V. Deaton
Columbus
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Georgia governor elect urges business leaders to back tax reform
Atlanta quoted governor elect Clifford Walker at a City Club luncheon urging business men to propose a fair stable tax system. He warned that without input, radicals will push a tax law harming business and emphasized Georgia’s prosperous future fueled by Savannah trade growth and utility expansion.
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Clifford Walker
Povernor Elect
City Club
Georgia
Walker
Savannah
Savannah Board of Trade
Bible Manufacturing Company
Georgia ‘Railway and Power Company
Wisenases Toren
Mr. Wather
Me. Walker
James A. Molomon
Fie
Uedton
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR TWO ESCAPED TWIGGS CONVICTS
Testernonville Georgia April 20 two of five escaped negroes Roberts Spann and Charlie Clemons remain at large as sheriffs officers search the area The escape occurred near Mycleka mill as guards fired on the fugitives and tracked them a dog pursuit failed with one fugitive feeding a dog to a tree before escaping into Big Sandy swamp County Warden W A Reese leads the manhunt
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Pune
Oiash
W. A. Reese
Mrs G M Quillian Dies in Gainesville
Mrs George M Quillian of Gainesville died at her home Thursday after an illness of over a year. She was active in the First Methodist church and a charter DAR member. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Ferpont Brown, step- son Col Ed Quillian, and step-daughter Mrs Frank Meaders. Funeral at 3 30 p m from First Methodist church. Interment Alta Vista cemetery.
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Gainesville
George M. Quillian
Quillian
First Methodist Church
William Candler
Ferpont Brown
Ed Quillian
Cra
Frank Meaders
Dahloneva
Tr. W. P. King
B. F. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Alta Vista Cemetery
High School Boys Will Give Concert Tonight
A concert will be given at Boys Thigh school tonight at 8 30 for the benefit of the school annunk. Besides a piastrel several other acts have been arranged, those in charge stated.
Atlantans Pressed to Lead Georgia Labor Federation
Savannah reports Atlanta candidates for president of the Georgia Federation of Labor to succeed D. G. Valent ing. C H Grambling and Charles G Jackson are viewed as likely contenders as the state labor convention approaches final sessions and the vote for officers and meeting site.
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Savannah
8Pe
Georgia Federation of Labor
D. G. Valenting
C.H. Grambling
Atlanta
Charles 4. Jackson
Tata
William Dollard
Lkewise
Alara
Dalegates
Augusta
Waveross
Macon
Wavcross
Officora
Valentin Ohletty
Federation
Coast Guard
Dixeneston
Revival Services Close in Hiberton Georgia
A local revival at the First Methodist church in Hiberton ends under pastor Hav T. W. Collins with Rev. Porterfield assisting. A similar service is planned next Sunday at the First Baptist church with Rev. W. A. Wray in charge.
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Hiberton
Jirat Methodiat
T. W. Collins
Porterfield
W. A. Wray
Bering
South Carolina Hay Crop Value in 1928 Report
The 1928 South Carolina hay crop was valued at 7,962,500 dollars from 410,000 acres yielding about one ton per acre. Sumter and Kershaw counties led with 14,000 tons each, worth roughly 245,000 dollars per county if sold. Richland and Darlington tied for second with 13,000 tons worth about 227,000 dollars each. Other counties including Aiken, Anderson, Harwell, Talena, and Newberry each produced around 12,060 tons valued near 240,000 dollars across the state.
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South Carolina
Heresnes
Sumter
Kershaw
Ialive Aiken
Anderson
Harwell
Taivena
Newberry
Abveville
Ean Reis Gia
Aloe Armies
Rari
Tiemaburg
York
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Asd. A. R. Leader
Davin
Davis
Iobor de Dortmant
Attema
Alt Arogeiate
Stone Mountain Project
South
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Sammons
T.P. A
Barney Ehrlich
P. Sammons
Insurance Company
Seizulion
Twiggs
G. M. Quillian
Australia
Honolulu
New Zealand
Grambling
Jackson
Pollard
K. Orr Shoe Co
Ailants, Ga
Werth
Allendale
Bamberg
Uae
Fingefield
Fairfield
Tone
Florente
Georgetown
Greenville
Knox
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick Co
Cmerica
America
Great Britain
France
Ruhr
Turkey
Chester
Ottoman-American Development Company
Philippines
Anatolia
Asia
Ness
New York Times
Near East
Near-East
All Faiths
Krylenko
Gary
Russia
Lord Carnarvon
Florida
Cecil
Norway
India
Literary Digest Weekly
Literary Digest
W. W. Hodkinson Corporation
Emily Post
Chicago Tribune
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Fourth Avenue
New York
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