Georgia Faces Decision on $10 Million Highway Funds
Secretary Wallace forwarded a report to President Roosevelt outlining conditions for releasing Georgia’s share of federal highway funds, valued at ten million dollars. The move hinges on state action and Governor Talmahol’s guidance, with lawmakers and Georgia officials awaiting Washington’s next step.
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Hington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Fe Park
Agra
Georgia
Ieran Hi
Ems
Roosevelt
Waltersiby Ieotee
Washington
Washington Sale Aeenneage 0881! i c ‘ , Pithe MacDonald Roe
Lady Ge
Dean Ompgee
Bhi Sein
Georgia’ Sittin
Hig
Byri
Mac- Tait
George Ane
Talmahol
Tommara
Ene
Important Notice to Farmers Marketing Their Products
State College of Ance Neards advocates marketing interests and restoration of prices. County Agents to conduct pig sales in each county with authorized shippers, including Swift & Co. L. E. Farmell seeks permits for hog shipments to Atlanta. Do not ship without permits. Phil Campbell's Direction.
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State College of Ance
L. E. Farmell
Atlintal
Swift '& Co
Jy Phil Campbells Diregion
SAYLOR AN I NJUN RD an ee vy
Columbus August 12 statements indicate a case involving an aunt seeking funds and a guardian in a probate matter. The document lists attorneys Homer Peeland and J Lo Hagler and references hearings, witnesses, and chambers matters.
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Saylor
Columbus
Vilan
Bell
Ce Homer Peeland
Ian
Sai Moy
Loa Hagler
Eeks
Huige McLaugh
Mad Mule Bites At Farm Incident Report
Fragmentary notes describe a rural incident involving a mule attacking a person on a farm near Americus. The report mentions a graduate school reference and a Pasteur treatment. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Eine
Americus and
Pasteur
Local Church Resigns Pastor Replacing With Interim Clergy
A regional church reports Rev. Site Buskabapiswha has resigned as pastor. Mrs. Stubbs and family are mentioned. Meta Stubbs and Lainie Stubbs are cited in context of church affairs. The text notes a new son for the Stubbs and references community roles.
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David de Stubbs
Stubbs
Welcom Nords
Bat
Uae
Meta Stubbs
Diator Wasi
Fragmentary Army and sports notes from mid 20th century paper
The text blends military transfer mentions to Fort Benning and Camp Benning with scattered sports notes. It references Corporal Ashuris and Serane Tanith, shore for a Port Benning connection, and a local baseball game between Bost and the CCC Camp. The readable fragments mention well drilling depths and unnamed visitors from Warm Springs.
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Benning
Betty Bo
Ashuris
Algo
Serane Tanith
Ata
Cotton Checks Expected Daily at County Agent's Office
Notices indicate daily cotton check deliveries are expected from the county agent's office to producers. The message mentions destroyed cotton and confirms payment processes upon receipt of govern related details, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Ateloe
Flint Lumber Co boosts payroll under N R A
A fragment notes Flint Lumber Co increasing wages under the National Recovery Administration. It mentions affiliated entities Retail Lumber and Building Suppobes SHOBHey and a claimed 40 percent rise in pay. The garbled text references Roosevelt edict and a store in Paylow County near Butler Georgia.
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Wynn Tai Mia Combci Dent
Lumberland
Roosevelt
Mi Milllr
Fa Posit Nat
Blue Eagle drive sparks nation wide enlistment push
Mobilization efforts surge as thousands enlist daily under the Blue Eagle program. Employers pledge compliance while committees organize recruitment drives, speeches, and public notices across communities. Hollywood stars court public support for the war effort.
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Roosevelt
Ana L Sven
Caiti Ai Boie
Mt Penta
Eagle Organitaane
Orous
Saniy Rae
Hollywood
Mme
Schurann
Devel Yin
Camp Meriwether Is Best CCC Unit in Georgia and Florida
Camp Meriwether in Warm Springs, Georgia, was judged the best CCC unit in the Ft. Benning district covering Georgia and Florida after an inspection by Col Munson of Ft. Benning. The award highlights the camp as a standout recreation and conservation center amid regional CCC efforts.
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Camp Meriwether
Georgia
Florida
Gary Syn
Meriwether
Beeni
Ft. Benning
Col
Munson
Absel
Warm Springs
Cam Pena
Heraldini
Open Mercantile and Undetik ers Business at Richland
Fragmented OCR text describes a local business opening or notice at Richland with references to J We Edwards and We-Edwards Ill. Mentions a sermon, a sales event of furniture and hardware, and an individual named Mr AR int Sooper facing medical issues including appendicitis after an operation.
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We-Edwards
Open Mercantile
Richland
Opening Dates Set for City Rial Schools by W T Austin
Supt W T Austin announces opening dates for city and Rial schools with a September 18 meeting. All county schools to begin Monday October 2 to comply with the Textbook Law. New books to be used as required. some grades retain last year's books with upgrades to be adopted as needed.
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City
Rial Schools
County Board
Butre
Granby
Reynolds Eatocis
Ibvhus
Department of Education
Rhs
Haas
T. Rustin
Sivier
Paylon
Oninty
Georgia
Miss Byrd Hurt When Lightning Strikes Home
Myra Byrd daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Byrd was severely shocked as lightning struck their residence in Brayslay causing damage to the home and nearby properties. The same incident damaged portions of the building and injured a family member.
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Myra
Atisnetiva
Byrd
Ebay
Fran
OM Ichtowlr
Mt Pisgah Singing Class Invites Public To Service
The singing class of Mt. Pisgah will meet next Sunday at 2 30 PM for their usual first service gathering. The public is cordially invited to attend and take part in the song service.
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Thes
Mt. Pisgah
Siart
Nomination and Society Event Noted in August
A fragmented OCR item indicates nominations and social notices for an August 15 event. References mention a civic gathering at a school auditorium and involvement of families, with limited readable names and details. The passage preserves a sense of local pageantry despite garbled lines.
Wor the Information of Persons Who Have Debtabped CHaett Toans
C P LOANS information for borrowers to confirm debts in Taylor Sumter and Taylor regions. Field Supervisor Davis directs weekly cash and loan collections at county agents offices in Butte and Reynolds, with borrower verification and payment reception on designated days.
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Taylor
Butte
Hinton’ & Company
Reynolds
Ny Aheir
Cnn
Ty Davis
Mass Seblevy Sumter
Nti
Death of Mrs Sophie Beeland Mourned by Crowell Friends
Funeral services were held at Crowell Methodist church for Mrs Sophie Beeland widow of J S Beeland. The service honored a longtime resident and community figure with relatives and church members in attendance.
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Crowell
Sophie Beeland
J. S. Beeland
Miss Palace
Nathan Seison
Had-Beerma Thémben
Lot ‘Crowells
Methodist
Pelona
Rigi
Stubbs
Reynolds
Samuel ‘‘Beelands
A. Nelson
E. E. Heath
Robert
Marytin
Witen
Si H H. Gi & Son
Serenessis
Pe Mangham
W.D. Beeland
Nation
Tcl
Deiskill
Bloodworth Accepts Drug Company Post After Graduation
Huell Bloodworth of Butler High School has accepted a position with the Butler Drug Company succeeding Leon Theus who enrolled in Pharmaceutical College in Atlanta. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bloodworth of Charing and is welcomed by many friends in the area.
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Huell Bloodworth
Butler, High
Butler Drug Company
Leon 7
Theus
Pharmaceutical College
Atlanta
Bloodworth
O. G. Bloodworth
Charing
Death Notice for Mrs Gaultney at Midway
The long life of Mrs. Catherine Mathews Gaultney ends at Midway after a devoted Christian life with Ainsioch Baptist Church. She would have celebrated her 74th birthday tomorrow and her Golden Wedding anniversary Saturday. Survived by husband Rev TV Gaultney Jr, five sons, five daughters, 92 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, with funeral services led by Rev. J. Jarrell at Midway.
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Willan
Catherine Mathews
Midway Sediituriey
Ainsioch
Rev
Gaultney Fitty
Beens
Ep Ecenet
Gaultnay- Nat Ptr
Pela
Utah
Harley
Edmund ‘Gaultney
J. Jarrell
Gyle Goddardte
Mesdamnes
Ty L. Fountain
Coxwah
Baxemore
E Gaultney
Successful Revival at Antioch Concludes at Baptist Church
Antioch Baptist Church concluded a revival on Thursday night with baptism services Sunday at 11 o clock. New members received by baptism included Mr W Bazemore Sr Mr Lester Bizembre Mrs Luke Adama Miss Mary Adams Dorothy Gaultney and Frances Booth. The revival led by Revedo H Stanford a former pastor featured strong singing and a notable turnout often exceeding seating capacity.
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Antioch Baptist Church
W. Bazemore
Lestér Bizembre
Luke
Adama
Mary Adams
Dorothy Gaultney
Frances Booth
Revedo H.stanford
Rene TeRmetan
Che
Eli Gaultney
Butler Methodist Church Services Next Sunday
Butler Methodist Church invites the public to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wes Hightower, pastor, extends a hearty welcome to worship. Services at the C. C. Camp at 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Butler Methodist Church
L.a
Wes
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Bat Madge
ILER
Augistiz
Arsangel
Hyers
Bost
Cileg
Fapore
Lake Brees Key
Paylow County
EAGLE
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Civie
Vening
Lee
Schoo
C. P
J.S. Beeland
Butler
Antioch
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