Prizes Awarded at Southeastern Fair Livestock Show
Thousands visited the Southeastern Fair at Lakewood as Hereford prize winners were unveiled. Judges J. W. Van Natta of Lafayette Indiana and C. A. Tow of Norway Iowa praised the exhibition as the finest yet in the South. Awards highlighted bull classes with top prizes of 50 dollars and multiple entries from Kentucky Indiana Mississippi and Georgia. The pig trout and domestic products displays drew heavy attention with a large Can ning Club and nailwork sections showcasing extensive entries. The fair runs through Wednesday to Friday with ongoing exhibits across agricultural products poultry and crafts.
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Lakewood
J. W van Natta
Lafayette
Indiana
C. A. Tow
Norway
Iowa
South
United States
Gay Lad
E. W. Taylor, Jr
Frankfort
Beau Fairfax
W. T. McCray
Kentland
Ind
Britisher, Jr
Gliner Bros
Eminence
McCray Fairfax
W. J. Davis
Jackson
Misa
Imperial Fairfax
Red Pebble Stock Farm
Ashburn
Progressive
J. J. Early
Baring
Beau Rover
Anderson Farms
Marietta
British Baron
Giber Bros
Beau Derfection
W. J. Florence
Powder Springs
Harris Prince
Buris
Vernet King
W J Davis
Miss
Letham Fairfax
Superior Fairfax
Hal Round
Roya Corn Club
Athens
Hove
Butchers’ Iit
Afr Dow
Magor Downmes
Ayat
Magon
Tasnn
Butchers
Kit Iy
Hema
Leroice
Livy Dowdle
Mre Ressu
Asrls
Goys
HE Stockbridge
William Lawson Peel
Dc. T. Fuller
Detectives Refuse to Name Informers in Whisky Case
Recorder George F. E. Johnson ruled detectives may not disclose their informant. A. J. Slatten and John Couch faced charges of running a bind tiger after two barrels of whisky were found at the Pryor hotel. Couch admitted ownership but hid the liquor. he was fined 200 and bound over. Slatten’s case was dismissed.
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George FE. Johnsom
A. J. Slatten
Pryor Hotel
Pryor and
Alabama
John Couch
Couch
Laiming
Recorder
Secret Service Department of Police
Slatten
Strict Enforcement of Prohibition Laws Urged by Judge George
Cordele Georgia November 16 Judge W F George urged strict enforcement of prohibition laws before the Crisp County grand jury. He blamed lukewarm citizen support and a hostile faction for weak enforcement while calling for continued efforts to apply the tougher laws. He suggested removing violators from juries and, in rare cases, placing offenders on the chain gang to deter violations.
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George
Cordele
Crisp County
W. F. George
Judge George
Iaw
Railroad Exhibit Cars Showcase Agricultural Progress
The Munhville to Chattanooga line displays farm development driven by the railroad with experimental demonstration farms. Visitors will tour industrial department cars featuring tobacco, wheat, millet, oats, hay, alfalfa, fruits, produce, pottery and tile, canning club products, and corn. An exhibit on noxious weeds with seventy weed varieties explains identification and control methods.
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Munhville
Chattanooga
Boy Recorder Helps Boy Return Home
A grateful widow in Phenix City writes Recorder Johnson to say her son George has arrived home safely. The recorder dismissed the idle and loitering charge, arranged to return the boy to his mother, and gave him a dollar for food. The mother thanks him, praying for blessings.
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Recorder Johnson
Carrie Carmichael
Phenix
Ala
George
Recorder
Eubanks Killed by Falling Timber on Georgia Plantation
Dublin Georgia November 18 A B Eu banks a prominent businessman was killed on his plantation this morning when a stick of timber fell on his head. He was supervising repairs to his farm buildings.
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Dublin
A. B. Eubanks
Georgia convention on road program advances plans for state highway commission
About 200 county commissioners and engineering experts gathered for the joint meeting of the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia and the conference of road and street builders. Wednesday featured many speakers led by Clark Howell and Aldine Chambers as discussions focused on establishing a state highway commission in Georgia. The session, held at the Kimball house, included a luncheon and the selection of officers for the 1936 convention.
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Association of County Commissioners of Georgia
Conference of
Georgia School of Technology
Kimball House
Commissioners’ Association
Georgia
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
Dixie Highway Association
J. B Pennybacker
Bureau of Road Economics
United States Government
Mosea Wright
Board of
Floyd County
W. T Anderson
Dizie Highway Association
Aldine Chambers
Atlanta
C. 8. Turner
Dades County
H. 8. Eubanks
United States Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering
R. Davison
Charles M Strahan
University of Georia
M. G. Homes
University of South Carolina
W. Tom Winn
Association
Etresta
Georgia Tech
A M E Conference to Meet in Macon Georgia
The Macon annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church convenes at Turner Tabernacle in Macon with Reverend Griggs presiding and Bishop J. S. Flipper of Atlanta to lead. Delegates will be elected for the quadrennial general conference next May. Reverend Fountain of Morris Brown College is a leading episcopal candidate. other officials and stewards help guide the gathering. A committee may seek approval to sell 490 of 632 acres near Macon to fund school needs, while readings on Washington and school support accompany funeral plans for Wednesday.
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Macon
DME
Turner Tabernacle
Hey
Griggs
Flipper
Atlanta
W. A Fountain
Morris Brown College
Episcopal
Rev
L .H. Smith
Georgia
Coa. Wingheld
TM King
Ww. G. Gaines
LH Smmth
JS. Hamilton
Maton
Washington
Boy Scouts Aid At Georgia Harvest Festival Parade
Atlanta Boy Scouts from ten troops assist police and harvest festival officials in managing crowds during the Georgia Harvest festival. Scouts operate at terminals, depots, Five Points, and festival HQ with messengers and patrols. A tent at Grady monument bears a Lost Children banner as Scout masters Bayne Gibson and others oversee units.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Atalanta
Union
Five Points
W. MI. Mayo
Grady Monument
Marietta
Bayne Gibson
D. M. Reeves
S. Swillting
Lynne No
Linton Johnson
Bakcer
Macon Real Estate Firm Expands to Atlanta Offices
A major Macon firm, Charles H. Cone Realty Company, Inc, relocates to Atlanta with offices on the second floor of the Fetter building. The company will operate a general real estate business in Atlanta, citing improving prospects and a spring upturn in local realty activity.
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Macon
Charles HW
Cona Resity Company, Inc
Feterg
Atlanta
Cone
Georgia Chamber to Publish Motorway Book for Drivers
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans to issue a motorway book with accurate road information for motorists. Letters to county clerks and leading drivers have been sent, aiming to publish by December 1, with strong support from the automobile community.
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The
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Boards of County Commissioners
Fulton Grand Jury Indicts Atlanta Doctor in Two Assault Cases
Dr Ira Birdsong an Atlanta physician is indicted by the Fulton county grand jury on two counts of assault with intent to murder. He forfeited a $1000 bond and is reported to be in Mexico.
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Fulton County
Ira Birdsong
Atlanta
Birdsong
Mexico
Norrell Dies by Carbolic Acid in Augusta Hotel
Augusta Ga November 16 Special C P Norrell son of W E Norrell Blythe Ga bank cashier drank carbolic acid at a local hotel to end his life. He was about 36 years old. The funeral was held from a private chapel this morning with Rev Howard T Cree officiating.
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Augusta
C. P. Norrell
W. EB. Norrel
Blythe
Tige
Howard T. Cree
Civil Service Exam Draws 25 Applicants in Eastman
In Eastman Georgia on November 16, twenty five residents sought the United States civil service examination for rural carrier on Route FD No. 2. The position, previously held on a temporary basis by W D Wright after Eugene Connelly’s removal, drew notable local interest in Dodge County.
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Eastman
Dodge County
United States Civil Service
W. D. Wright
Eugene Connelly
Shaw Play Suppressed by Censor at Abbey Theater
London reports the censor has suppressed Bernard Shaw's new play O Flaherty V C for production at Dublin's Abbey Theatre. The decision ends plans for the play's opening and blocks its Dublin debut in the current season.
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Shaw
London
Bernard Shaw
O'Flaherty
Abbey Theater
Dublin
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