D. C. Jarrell Dies at 34 in County North of Butler
Mr Fielding C Jarrell died at his home ten miles north of Butler Tuesday night after a brief illness of heart trouble and related diseases He was 34 survived by a wife Kate McCants two small children five brothers and two sisters Funeral and interment were held at Antioch church and cemetery Wednesday evening conducted by Revs M T Gaultney and John Locke An exceedingly large attendance marked the service
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Fielding C. Jarrell
Butler
G. W. Jarrell
Annie Jarrell
Jarrell
Kate McCants
J. J. McCants
Messrs
Henry, H.E
G. B
G. W. Jr
Allen
Ralph Jarrell
Inez
Mellie Jarrell
Antioch Church and
M. T. Gaultney
John Locke
A Trip to the Georgia Experiment Station
A group travels to Experiment, Georgia, critiques the Georgia Experiment Station, praises head R J H Deloach, notes drought damage to corn, suggests silos and better funding, and urges farmers to tour other counties to gain perspective on agriculture amid wartime prices.
Delightful Trip to the Country by E. E. Jarrell
E. E. Jarrell recalls a day with friends at the old Bate man and Colbert mill and visits with Homer Cox. The piece notes Henry Cox’s brief hospital stay, a Fort Valley nurse accompanying Homer, and Mrs Cox’s health. Jarrell then details local crop prospects, citing five acres of corn yielding 50 bushels per acre with fertilizer, and cotton promising about 40 bales. Nearby farmers P. N. Daniel, A. J. Loeke, I. Risdames, Bartlett, Mott, Joiner, Harris, Peterman, Burk, Peacock, and John Bone with 25 acres of cotton are highlighted as solid producers.
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Bateman & Colbert
Homer Cox
Cox
Henry
Fort Valley
Homer
P. N. Daniel
A. J. Loeke
I. Risdames
Bartlett
Mott
Joiner
Harris
Peterman
Burk and Peacock
John Bone
A Tribute to Elizabeth Bryan Hartley Bryan
Elizabeth Hartley Bryan, born August 4 1913, died at one year and one day. She brightened Dr Sydney Bryan and wife and delighted her grandparents with sunny smiles. Though her stay was brief, her family finds comfort in heavenly peace where death brings no more sorrow.
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Elizabeth Hartley Bryan
Sydney Bryan
Bloodworth a Sure Winner in the Senatorial Race
A Perry resident, J. W. Bloodworth, is urged as the next Senator for the 23rd District covering Taylor, Houston, and Crawford counties. The endorsement highlights his farm background, Mercer University education, teaching work, conservatism, educational aims, agricultural progress, and service as Board of Education member and city clerk treasurer.
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J. W. Bloodworth
Perry
Taylor
Houston
Crawford
Mercer University
Bloodworth
Board of Education
Hutchens Addresses Voters Here Thursday for U.S. Senate Bid
Hon G R Hutchens spoke to local voters on Thursday promoting his Senate candidacy. He criticized rival records, urged a county unit plan, immigration limits, rural credits, expanded parcel post, higher rural mail carrier pay, better roads, Confederate pensions, and opposed Catholic influence and black officeholders. He left with warm support from Im Butler and others.
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G. R. Hutchens
United States Senate
Slaton
Felder
Hardwick
Washington
United States
Hutchens
Im Butler
Speer poised for re election on strong financial record
Georgia voters are urged to reelect State Treasurer W J Speer based on his proven financial management and service in office. Editorials from multiple counties praise his honest, efficient administration and cite endorsements from Macon and Atlanta clearing houses with strong statewide support anticipated.
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Georgia
W. J. Speer
Speer
Newnan Herald and Advertiser
Macon Telegraph
Henry County Weekly
North Georgia Citizen
Dalton
Griffin News and Sun
Nugget
Dahlonega
Sandersville
Enterprise-Gazette
Senoia
Danielsville
Ashburn
Forest Blade
Swainsboro
Wrightsville
John T. Alien
Akin
Glynn
Wheatley
Sumter
Macon
Atlanta
A Winning Combination From Golden Age Editorial
The piece praises Captain Robert E. Park late treasurer of Georgia and his ally Ben F. Perry for seeking the office of Assistant Treasurer with Lemuel M. Park, highlighting Col. L. M. Park as a brave sixties veteran and a refined Southern gentleman in a tribute to capable public service.
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Robert E. Park
Georgia
Ben F. Perry
Lemuel M. Park
Col. L. M. Park
Poison Mistake Kills Infant At Tazewell Home
Sad death reported of a one year old child of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris in Tazewell on Wednesday night. The mother, in a moment of error, gave a large portion of a powerful drug with bottle feeding, awakening to discover the child had died several hours earlier. The mother is overwhelmed with grief.
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J. L. Morris
Tazewell
Ideal Baptists Hold Very Interesting Meeting
The Missionary Baptists of Ideal and nearby area held a revival at the Ideal church led by Rev. J. W. Smith of Reynolds. His preaching drew strong attendance and eight new members joined the church during the revival.
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Missionary Baptists of
Ideal
J. W. Smith
Reynolds
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Remedy
Claim states deafness cannot be treated by local applications and urges constitutional remedies. It attributes most cases to catarrh and promotes Hail's Catarrh Cure with a money-back offer and free circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Rupture Expert to Exhibit Spermatic Shield Here
F H Seeley, a Chicago Philadelphia truss expert, says rupture is dilation of a natural opening not a tear. He will be at the Rankin Hotel in Columbus August 22-23, offering free charity fittings and government‑documented demonstrations of the Spermatic Shield, promising relief without surgery or drugs.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rankin Hotel
Columbus
Seely
United States
England
Spain
Seeley
Washington, D. C
Adv
Lem 1 Park Seeks State Treasurer Nomination Aug 19 1934
No candidate has previously run for public office but Lem 1 Park asks for vote and support in the State Democratic primary on August 19 1934. Advertisements note his candidacy and seek to mobilize party voters.
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Lem
Park
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