Premium List Taylor County Fair For best display oats
Taylor County Fair premium list sets conditions for farm raised exhibits and outlines multiple divisions. It lists top prizes of 100 dollars for best display of farm products, 50, and 25 dollar awards, plus detailed categories for crops livestock poultry and merchants exhibits. It specifies grounds rules, entry dates, animal ownership, and space charges. Communicated awards emphasize Taylor County residents and specific product types.
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Oats Agricultural Department
Taylor Ppanty
Taylor County
Erie
Selective Draft Machinery Put in Motion Monday Morning
Examinations of 158 men summoned by the county exemption board began Monday at 10 o clock in the Butler court house. Dr T G Turk presided as examiner with 52 to be examined Monday 53 Tuesday and 53 Wednesday. Many failed to appear and most passers filed exemption claims. If exemptions are accepted Taylor well miss quota of 79 from first call, prompting immediate summoning of 100 or more registered men. announcement to follow.
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County Exemption Board
Court House
Butler
T. G. Turk
Post Office Department
Taylor
Prominent Taylor County Lady Dies in Macon
Mrs. Mar gie Brown widow of D R Brown longtime Howard resident, died Tuesday night last week at her daughter Mrs J H Martin's Macon home. She leaves four children Eugene Robert Clyde Brown and Mrs J H Martin, plus a sister Mrs T J Bussey. Interment was in Macon Wednesday.
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Margie Brown
Brown
D. R. Brown
Howard
J. H. Martin
Macon
Eugene, Robert and
Clyde Brown
T. J. Bussey
Ordinary's Court Held Tuesday in August Term
Judge A H Riley presided as the August term of the Ordinary's Court met Tuesday. Proceedings included probate petitions for wills of F C Cooper and Jas A Steed, both reduced to record. The day featured the sale of the Farmers Warehouse and Fertilizer Co. plant at Reynolds, bought by Citizens and Southern Bank of Savannah for 5500 dollars.
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Court of Ordinary
A.H. Riley
F.C. Cooper
Jas A. Steed
Beeland
Farmers Warehouse and Fertilizer Company
Reynolds
Citizens and Southern Bank of Savannah
Examinations of teachers by Commissioner Wallace at college
Examinations of teachers were conducted by Commissioner A. S. Wallace at the college last Friday and Saturday. About the usual number of teachers participated, estimated at about 45, making the event both interesting and pleasant for all involved.
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A. S. Wallace
Tax Act Revision Fight May Lead to Extra Session
Representative Wright of Floyd warned the Georgia House that delays in recon sidering sections of the tax act revision bill could trigger an extra session. He alleged some members favor an extra session and urged speeding the bill to allow appropriations and university funding fights to be settled, though success remained doubtful as of Monday.
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Atlanta
Wright
Floyd
University of Georgia
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Smith-Lever Fund
House
Ways and Means
Lee
Senate
Changes in Editorial Management Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal names John Paschall as managing editor after rising from city editor to the top post. Vanderbilt graduate Paschall succeeds Major John S. Cohen, who took over after the death of James R. Gray. The city editor position goes to Harllee Branch, formerly capitol reporter and political writer.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
John Paschall
Vanderbilt
South
James R. Gray
Journal
John S. Cohen
Gray
Paschall
Major Cohen
Harllee Branch
Capitol
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage drug advertisement urges readers to buy Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to stop lingering January coughs. It claims soothing pine balsams loosen phlegm heal irritated membranes glycerine relieves tender tissues and promotes easier breathing. It notes the product is antiseptic pleasant to take and available at druggists with formula on the bottle.
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Dr. Bell
City lights improve as big dam powers Butler plant
The Beaver Creek dam near Butler completed its wiring and began operation Friday night, shifting the city from kerosene engines to a steady electric supply. Builders H A and J A Childs organized a local stock company to finance the project, delivering stronger, longer evening lighting and an extended night current for patrons.
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Beaver Creek
Butler
H. A
J. A. Childs
Messrs Childs
Three Rural Schools Consolidated by B of E
The county Board of Education approved consolidating Midway Union and Perkins schools at its Tuesday session. A new Union district will form a school near E C Perkins residence with qualified teachers. An election on local school maintenance taxes will soon be called by the ordinary.
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County Board of Education
Wallace
Midway
Union
Perkins
Union District
E.C. Perkins
War Time Exemption Claims Stir Taylor County Meeting
A Taylor County wartime meeting agenda aims to discuss constitutional rights and exemption grounds for men applying for draft relief. Citizens will be urged to present themselves for examination and justify exemptions based on dependents or professional claims, amid praise for patriotism and local unity. Three shot were reported in a Still raid at Talbotton with White men and African Americans wounded as beer and whiskey were seized.
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Taylor County
Butler
Talbotton
H. P. McDaniel
B. F
J.S. Parker
J. D
Ling
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