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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
8
A roundup of Georgia news notes deaths of Albert B. Dick Sr J M Hogan and H C Brickman and regional events including liquor raids in Mt Zion fishing tragedy near Eatonton and a push to organize Federal Savings and Loan in Thomas County Also payrolls tolls on bank deposits tax cuts for Coffee County and rising farm income despite drought plus a Georgia D3d list of local incidents and state projects.
Athens Ga Aug 22 September 1 has been set as the final date for county farm agents to accept applications for tax exempt ginning certificates under the Bankhead cotton act. Harry L Brown director of the Agricultural Extension service said a staff of about 75 is swiftly processing applications at state headquarters and urging farmers to apply immediately. Brown stressed Sept 1 would be the last day applications are accepted.
In Greensboro Georgia on Sunday night a rock hurled by an unidentified negro struck Mrs O P Whitley of Madison and crushed her head against the rear glass. She was rushed to Athens hospital in critical condition as Mr and Mrs C L Bonner and their baby rode in the car with the Whitleys on the rear seat were the parents of Mrs Bonner.
Sherill W. A. Reynolds of Green County ordered the arrest of Frank Kimbrough, a Green County negro, who is held in Bibb County jail after being accused of seriously injuring a white woman. Mrs. C. P. Whitley of Madison is expected to die in an Athens hospital from a crushed skull after a stone was allegedly thrown into an automobile carrying her and another woman. Kimbrough was arrested around 3 p.m. Monday in Union Point.
The notice urges re election of G C Adams as a state agricultural advocate. It praises his honest, efficient work and states he lives on a farm, claiming no alliance with other candidates and asking readers for their vote and influence.
A wave of newspaper endorsements touts M. J. Yeomans for re-election citing strong performance as Attorney General. Across outlets from Thomasville to Donalsonville praise his leadership, success in major suits, and favorable verdicts. Reports note significant state wins including two Supreme Court cases against National Biscuit and Standard Oil, netting about $600,000 for the treasury and half for public schools.
Columbus Roberts farmer dairy man and manufacturer asks support for Commissioner of Agriculture in the Democratic primary He favors a marketing system to help Georgia farmers sell farm products at a profit and increase state prosperity.
Stephen Pace declares candidacy for Democratic nomination to represent the Third Congressional District in the 74th Congress. He pledges loyalty to the President and Democratic principles, seeks district welfare, fair farm prices, labor equity, defense, and work toward funds from recovery programs. He promises prompt attention to district needs and urges large district results.
W Foy announces candidacy for the legislature from Taylor County under the Democratic Primary rules set for September 12 1984. He asks for voters votes and influence in the upcoming election.
A first-time candidate announces for Taylor County House of Representatives subject to the Democratic Primary on September 12. The speaker, born and raised in the county, appeals for voter support, endorses the Georgia administration, and pledges focus on agricultural and educational interests and sound economic government.
P A Jenkins announces for Taylor County Tax Commissioner in the Democratic primary on September 12 1934. Jenkins notes prior four year service as Tax Receiver and explains consolidation of Tax Receiver and Tax Collector into the new County Tax Commissioner role. He pledges honest businesslike service and public fairness and asks for support.
G A Roberts announces his candidacy for Tax Commissioner in the Democratic Primary set for September 12. He thanks supporters for past electio n and pledges to faithfully discharge duties if re elected. He notes limited ability to meet voters personally but asks for vote and influence.
A Georgia congressman formally announces his bid for re election in the Democratic primary on September 12, 1934. He emphasizes district growth and increased duties as the nation shifts from Republicans to the Democratic Party, seeking continued support and urging voters to back a second term.
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