Macon Exchange Club Honors Herbert I Smart
Macon Aug 22 Herbert Lat a major pro tem and mayoralty candidate was honored at the weekly Macon Exchange Club luncheon. George L Blossom praised Mr Smart for his service, noting his selfless work for Macon and his strong popularity with no opposition to his candidacy.
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Macon
Herbert Lat
Macon Exchange Club
George L. Blossom
Macon Exchange
Blossom
Smart
Inter F Macon
Knife Wounds Fatal to Mountain Youth
Ellijay, Ga August 19 15 year old Jim Holt died from knife wounds in a physician office while 25 stitches were being placed. Sheriff W E Rackley arrested 14 year old Elmore Brooks as the knife wielder after Holt was cut Friday night near Rock Creeks jchuyehs ten miles from Ellijay during revival services. The motive remained unknown.
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Ellijay
Jim_ Holt
W. E. Rackley
Gilmer County
Elmore Alsobrooks
Holt
Rock Creeks
Pulsation theory predicts another major flood
At the International Geological Congress in Washington Dr A W Grabau presented the pulsation theory arguing the earth may face another big flood or series of floods if ocean behavior continues. He traced cycles back 200000 years when life began as seas rose and fell in a regular rhythm linked possibly to radioactive processes in the earth.
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Washilington
Inter ‘National Geological Congress
A. W. Grabau
Earth
Amy
District doctors host barbecue for Third district dental group
Montezuma August 18 Dr Waters of Vienna and Drs Banks and Saunders of Montezuma hosted a barbecue at the Dooly county campground for the Third District Dental Association. Thirty members including 18 dentists with wives attended. Dr M T Underwood of Americus presided. Officers elected for 1985 include Dr Bearats Americus president Dr Jones Cordele vice president Dr Waters Vienna secretary treasurer and Dr Haley delegate to state conventions. Next meeting scheduled for December in Americus.
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Montezuma
Waters
Vienna
F. M. Mullino
Alston
Bearats
Americus
Jones
Cordele
W. M. Waters
W. Haley
W.G. Grubbs
Asia
Secret Service notes counterfeit trend rises with scarce money
The secret service reports that as legal money grew scarcer from 1931 to 1982, more people began producing their own currency. In 1981 alone, 11 counterfeit notes circulated, with seizures of 86,572 in bogus currency and 44,078 in spurious coins. The following year saw 17 counterfeit notes and large gains in seizures, while 1988 figures await release to Congress.
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Gecret
Serzice
W. H. Morgan
Congress
Mammoth Cliste r Seed Oats Offered by Darrell’s Dept Store
Darrell's Dept. Store in Butler, Georgia advertises Mammoth Clister Seed Oats claiming 50 to 100 bushels per two bushels sown, and promotes genuine Texas and home grown oats. P. C. Pendleton, longtime Valdosta mayor, confirms he will not seek re election in the upcoming winter city primary.
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Texas
Darrell’s Dept. Store, Inc
Butler, Ga
P. C. Pendleton
Valdosta
Bullet Is Fatal To Popular Eastman Girl
Eastman Georgia August 22 16 year old Paulling Hendrix daughter of State Representative G R Hendrix of Dodge County shot herself in her father's room with an eight gauge pistol. Family says she returned home happiest after a downtown visit and died in her mother's arms without offering any explanation for the act. No motive found. town shaken by the tragedy.
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Pauling Hendrix
G. R. L. Hendrix
Dodgecoin
Dodge County
Feat Clerk
Irl
Sumter County Fair Set to Open October 23
Americus Ga Aug 18 Plans for staging the annual Sumter county fair at Americus are under way. O C Johnson president says the week starting Oct 23 has been chosen. George O Marshall will head agricultural exhibits and a first class poultry show will be managed by Hush Jennings. Midway and carnival shows are being arranged for the week.
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Americus
Sumter County Fair
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Hush Jennings
Youth of Eighteen Held for Slaying in Reidsville
Ralph Thomson about 18 held in Reidsville on a charge of killing Levi Thomas 26 after an argument near Glennville Reidsville road a mile from Glennville. Woman was struck with a board following a dispute as others aided in placing the victim in a car and driving toward Thompson's house.
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Reidsville
Ralph Thomson
Jiat
Levi Thomas
Glennville-Reidsville
Glenville
Womnas
Pifionpron
Ahsing Oranson
A. D.boyd
Wile
Pitney
Thomas
D&ing
Thompson
Adge to Honor YM curtaint Young Folks Cuthbert GA
Governor Talmadge will visit Cuthbert on September 18 to formally open the Christian Endeavor community house. Plans are underway with civic organizations asked to cooperate for a daylong event. Randolph County and Cuthbert will be honored, with the Endeavor group proud that the house is built and owned by children, the world's only such facility.
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Cuthbert
Talmadge
Christian Enyor
Randolph County
Christian Endeavor
Havana police chief Ainciart kills self amid capture
Brigadier A B Ainciart, Machado era Havana police chief blamed for political killings, died by suicide Saturday night as police and soldiers cornered him. He was found hiding under a coal stove in the Almendares district after Machado fled the country. He fired a pistol he always carried when ordered to surrender.
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Havana
A. B. Ainciart
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Ainciart
Almendares
Leave to Sell Lands in Taylor County Georgia 1933
Guardian Mrs Esther Moore seeks leave to sell lands in Taylor County Georgia at private sale for reinvestment. The petition notes four weeks notice and requests court approval on September 30 1938 in Columbus. Lands include identified portions of lots 176 145 and 146 in the 18th district and 260 in the 12th district.
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C. F. McLaughlin
Columbus
Court House
Taylor County
Georgia
Esther Moore
New College at Tifton To Train Farmers
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College at Tifton, formed by the Georgia board of regents, opens September 11 as a college for men of the soil. It aims to prepare youths for productive farm life and homemaking, marking a unique South Georgia effort.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Tifton
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College At
Board of Regents
University System
Georgia
South Georgia
Women urge buying at NRA stores nationwide pledge
Atlanta organizations pledge to buy only at stores displaying the Blue Eagle as part of a Georgia drive. General Hugh S Johnson notes the FTC and DOJ may enforce the recovery act if needed. William Green orders labor offices in 48 states to report Blue Eagle violations. Hopkins says emergency relief will buy only from Blue Eagle stores.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Atlanta
Georgia
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
de- Parter of
Justice
William Green
Federation of Labor
Harry L. Hopkins
Georgia seeks 4,000,000 loan for state institutions
Governor and State Board members advanced a 4.0 million loan request to fund upgrades at Georgia state facilities. Plans call for 1.746 million at Milledgeville state hospital, 269,680 at the boys training school, 581,823 at Gracewood school for the mentally defective, 628,000 at Alto tuberculosis hospital, 518,000 at Cave Springs deaf school, 178,090 at Macon school for the blind, and 297,404 at the girls’ training school near Atlanta, totaling about 4.148 million in needs outlined by Robert & Company for the board of control.
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Abs Y Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Atlanta
State Board of Contré
Gotéruby Talmadge
Public Works
Dsory Board
Tattnall County
Milledgeville State Hospital
Milledgeville
Gracewood
Richmond County
Alto
Cave Springs
Floyd County
Macon
Marietta Road
Baerey
Board of Control
Robert & Company, Architects and Engineers
Georgia's Cotton Crop Shrinks, Adams Says
Georgia's cotton crop deteriorates rapidly, Adams reports. He cites D. W. Britt, J. L. Skelton, J. J. Baggett, and J. L. Cartledge, saying the season is far from the spring estimates and government forecasts may be one to two million bales too high. Weather worsens crop prospects across the state.
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Rn Fi
Bu Tgia Newspaper Alliance
Atlanta
Feaueeea
Ton. G. C. Adams
Georgia
Adams
D. W. Britt
Upson
J. L. Skelton
Hart County
J. J. Baggett
Gwinnett County
J. L. Cartledge
Richmond County
BaGdorgia
Excursion Rates via A B and C R R
One cent a mile throughout the southeast with round trip fare of 22.80 from Rupert to Chicago. Greatly reduced fares to Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Kansas City. Return limit September 9 with excursions on September 1 2 and 8.
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Rupert
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Kansas City
Quick Relief for Chills and Fever
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises complete relief from malaria symptoms. The tonic uses tasteless quinine to kill infection and iron to strengthen blood, claiming safety for children and no bitter quinine taste. It advocates immediate purchase at local stores to prevent reinfection.
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Grove
Saul Kingship and Doomed Confrontation with Amalek
A historical narrative traces Saul’s rise as king of Israel guided by Samuel, his military successes against Ammonites and Philistines, and ultimate disobedience in the Amalekite command. Samuel proclaims divine rejection, Saul’s remorse fails, and David’s ascent begins as Saul’s reign collapses.
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Saul
Israel
Samuel
David
Jehovah
Moab
Ammon
Edom
Zobah
Philista
Mmalek
Canaan
Amalek
Judah
Abraham
Moses
Agag
Gilgal
God
Lemuel
Fragmentary Medieval Verse Fragments About Kings and Rule
Disjointed lines mention rulers and journeys, praising a deliverer and pondering kingship. The text hints at a throne's fullness and greatness among biblical or legendary monarchs, but is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities. The readable portions suggest a historical or poetic contemplation of sovereignty.
Letters of Administration Granted in Georgia Taylor County
LR Adams applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of C. M. Bartlett, late of Taylor County, deceased. Creditors and kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary’s office within the legal time to show cause why letters should not be granted to the petitioner. Witness my hand and official signature this August 7, 1993 by L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
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Taylor County
LR. Adams
C. M. Bartlett
Jail County
Bai
L. T. Peed
Butler City Tax Sales Notice from 1933 1932 Realty Listings
City tax sales to be held in Butler Georgia on the first Tuesday in September 1938 for cash bids. Two house and lot parcels described with boundaries in Butler and along the Central of Georgia railroad and near Quinle Road. Properties levied to satisfy city tax fi fas for years 1982 and 1932. Officials date August 8 1993. W A Anglin Marshall City of Butler.
Sheriff's Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1933
Will be sold before the court house door in Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in September 1933 within legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash. Property is Lot No 250 in the third district containing 202 1 2 acres more or less. Levied to satisfy an execution from the Superior Court of Taylor County in favor of International Shoe Company against J H Turner Tilden Morgan and P C Watson. This 9th day of August 1933. R P McGuffin Sheriff
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Taylor County
Third District
Said County
P. C. Watson
International Shoe Compu
J. H. Turner
Tilden Morgomery
R. P. McGuffin
Sherif
Commissioners of Roads and Renues
Butler
Reynolds
Wesley
Crowell
Central
Mauk
Turner
Rupert
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