Woodward Again Seeks Atlanta Mayoralty in September
James G. Woodward, Atlanta's three term mayor, will seek re election in the September primary and file an entrance fee of 150 with the city executive committee within ten days. He plans a formal campaign policy statement when he files and notes no strong opposition yet. He criticizes the committee for unequal entrance fees and calls for two polling booths in the Third ward. Councilman Charles Whitefoord Smith resigns to run for alderman after paying 50, facing S. Davidson. Woodward endorses Colcord in Seventh and Ashley in Fourth. other races he remains neutral for now.
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Agreement Reached in Denmark Will Case
Trustees of the State University reached a tentative settlement in the Denmark will dispute. The late Branbury A. Denmark of Savannah left equal shares to his widow and son with a reversion to the university, but the son died unmarried. Mrs. Denmark proposed a compromise granting the university one third of the estate valued around 897 dollars, allowing the widow to keep two thirds.
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Rochelle's First Bale in Rochelle Georgia
The first bale of new cotton arrived in Rochelle on Monday and was ginned Saturday. It was raised on the farm of BIN Gibbs located near Rochelle Georgia.
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Brown attacks Senator Smith with record critique
Hon. Joseph M. Brown issues a campaign card attacking Senator Hoke Smith. He challenges Smith’s positions on county unit preservation, Smith Lever bill credit, canal tolls, immigration, and federal nominations, arguing Smith’s record harms Georgia’s rural counties and state interests. Brown calls for country counties to maintain their government role and warns against elevated urban influence.
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Confederate veteran Mills ends life in Sandersville
Sandersville Georgia July 29 Special Man Mills a 79 year old Confederate veteran and farmer shot himself in the temple at his son Carlton Mills home. He had been in poor health for some time. Survived by sons Dr Mills Geady Mills Wadley Carlton Mills and a daughter Mrs Worfield Garner. Funeral set for Friday at family burial grounds.
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Anderson addresses Polk County voters in Cedartown
Cedartown Ga July 30 Special Tien Randolp Anderson candidate for governor told Polk county voters at the Polk county courthouse that Georgia needs careful economical administration. He urged broadening the railroad commission to a corporate body and opposed leasing the state road to Seaboard. He advocated a four year term and argued South Georgia has not had a governor since 1822 and deserves representation.
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Harris Campaigns Across 109 Counties for Governor
Macon July 86 Special Judge Nate Harris campaign trail reaches 109 counties since June 1. He has delivered 150 speeches and will visit Dallas, Douglasville and E vennie today. Upcoming stops include Tallapoosa Buchanan Cedartown Rockmart Decatur Dublin McDonough and Clarkesville ahead of the August 13 primary.
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Alleged Blind Tigers Arrested at Pelham Ga
Pelham Georgia July 30 Special Chief of Police J C Meenachern arrested J R Parnell and Walter Harrett on charges of violating the state prohibition law. They posted bond of 756 each for mayoral court tomorrow at 9. J O Brumbly was arrested after leaving Parnell's business and a pint bottle of whisky was found on him, claimed purchased from Walter Barrett.
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Americus Receives Record Cotton In July Market
Americus Ga July 30 special Receipts of several additional bales of new cotton from Sumter county plantations give a business like look to the warehouses. Americus has received more new cotton than any other market in the state. Cotton in the fields is opening rapidly and warehousemen expect receipts of 6000 to 6009 bales during August.
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There Are The Children Advert
An optician advertises at 42 North Broad Street offering affordable photography and picture records for children as they grow, inviting customers to visit Moore & Sons and learn how to make good pictures.
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What Every Mother Wants to Know About Her Baby
A compact guide on pasteurized milk benefits and home pasteurization, summer feeding cautions, travel feeding tips, switching to artificial milk, and a second year diet. It covers warming bottle milk, avoiding overheating, and practical steps for maintaining safety and nutrition during hot weather and travel.
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Additional Procedure Act Passes Senate After Amendments
Senate approves the additional procedure act by a 23 to 18 vote, sending it to the House. Amendments by Senator Stark to strike trial by jury provisions fail. Smith and others succeed on several changes. The bill, drawn by a special commission, governs courts of record and adds new procedures including vacation judgments and clerk entry.
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Georgia Senate Passes Several Bills in Thursday Session
The Georgia Senate on Thursday passed multiple measures. Sen Elkin and Sen Irwin advanced an additional procedure act for Georgia. Mr Builard proposed to amend the reviver of certain corporate charters. Sen Rushin and Sen McNeil backed allowing counties to place county officers on a salary.
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Milt Saul to edit new Southern golf magazine
A forthcoming golf magazine serving about fifty clubs and 19,000 members will be published in Atlanta as the official organ of the Southern Golf Association. Milt Saul, a noted southern golf writer, will edit. J C McMichael Advertising agency will act as business manager. first issue in August.
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