News Views And Comment Atlanta December Opening House Plans
Atlanta December 12 Speaker E O Rivers begins organizing the incoming House opening his office Friday to meet members and assign committees early. Charles D Redwine, president of the Senate, prepares committee placements by week’s end. Andrew J Kingery to call the House to order. Hugh Skelton reads in the Senate. Redwine to be elected president. Tuten named journal clerk. Peterson named journal clerk. no opposition for the secretaryship.
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Atlanta
E. 0
Rivers
State Capitol
Hiveers
Charles D. Redwine
Senate
Redwine
Andrew J. Kingery
House of Represent Muses
House
Javers
Hugh Skelton
Hartwell
State Senate
John T. Boiseuillet
Chas. D. Redwine
Fayette County
Skelton
Andrew J. Tuten
Alma
Garter Peterson
Telfair County
Budget Balancing Top Priority for 1936 Georgia Session
Governor Talmadge leads efforts to balance the state budget at the earliest date, promising debt payoff within two years. The plan targets reduced general spending, with education likely seeking 26 percent more while other departments face cuts.
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Talmadge
Santa Claus
Department of Agriculture
Salmadge
Nat, Harris
Legislative skirmishes hint at highway funds and school reform
The article outlines expected moves to divert 2 million dollars to debt, teachers, and pensions, with a likely passage. A proposed 3 automobile tag fee faces minor contest, while a push to standardize teacher salaries or state takeover of common schools looms. A new clash between railroads and motor carriers is anticipated as laws may tighten size restrictions.
Intawiuts Probe Highway Charge Against Carriers
The article notes weight limits and stricter mileage enforcement. It reports Intawiuts suggesting a policy shift aims to pressure motor carrier operators by creating a highway patron mechanism to tighten control and "put the screws down" on trucking firms.
State Police proposal seeks governor's exclusive force
Report discusses a Jen kins county proposal to create a state constabulary under the governor, intended to cooperate with sheriffs and appointed for four years. Backed by the U S Department of Justice, it faces a heated legislature session dominated by liquor issues including local option and county unit debates, with various reforms likely to be proposed.
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Jenkins County
Wilcome
United States Department of Justice
Bottlers’ Association ‘of Georgia
Atlanta
Harris
Augusta
Bond
Armand
Fulton
Weekend Guests and Visits Across Pine Grove
Mr and Mrs H L Bickley and children were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J Jinks. Mrs L V Avera returned to Thomaston after several weeks visiting relatives here. Mrs B F Saunders and children were Monday guests of Mrs Sam Byers. Mrs Sam Jones was a Sunday guest of Mrs Rome Culverhouse. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the Herald and all readers.
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H. L. Bickley
J. Jinks
L. V. Avera
Thomaston
B. F. Saunders
Sam Byers
Sam Jones
Rome Culverhouse
the Herald
Taylor County tax books close December 20
The tax books of Taylor County will close on December 20 and those who have not paid their taxes are urged to do so before that date to avoid extra charges. G. A. Roberts, T. C.
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Taylor County
G. A. Roberts
T. C
Jarrells Department Store dissolution sought in Taylor County
Petition filed in Taylor Superior Court seeks dissolution and surrender of Jarrells Department Store Inc charter. stockholders unanimously approved dissolution at a November 1934 meeting. notice to publish in Butler Herald for four weeks. hearing set December 29, 1934. E. E. Jarrell president. C. E. Cox notary.
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Georgia
Jarrell's Department Store, Inc
E. E. Jarrell
FE. E. Jarrell
Taylor County
E B. Jarrell
Jarrell’s Department Store, Inc
C. E. Cox
Taylor Superior Court
Chambers
Superior Court
Butler Herald
Butler
Co. F. McLaughlin
Superior Courts
Chattahoochee Circuit
Thelmon Jarrell
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County on March First 1935
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Taylor County on the first Tuesday in March 1935 during legal hours the property of Mrs Coral Phelts. It is 101 1 4 acres of land, half of lot 284 in the 11th land district. Proceeds go to satisfy state and county taxes for 1930 31 32 and 19283. Levy by C C Cooper, L C. December 3, 1984.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Coral Phelts
C. C. ‘Cooper
L. C
R. P. McGupfin
Sheriff’s Sales In Taylor County January 1935
Tax executions levy on multiple parcels in Taylor County Georgia including four hundred five acres across lots 64 and 62 in the 15th district plus 46 acres from lot 63 in the 14th district. Properties tied to E R Layfield John Marvin Towns Garfield Dobson Dudley Maize Wiley Walker George McCrary and others with boundaries described and dates noted, sheriff R P McGuffin signs off December 4 1934.
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Taylor County
Eawards Bros
Edwardes Bros
J. A. Payne
L. C. Davis
C. Waters
E. R. Layfield
C. C. Cooper
L. C
R. J. Turner
Hamp Woodall
Gene Mathews
Charlie Crump
John Marvin Towns
C. C .Cooper
Butler
Mamie Pope
Tom Ruskin
E. C. Suggs
Garfield Dobson
W. W. Edwards
W. A. Anglin
Dudley Maize
R. A. Leandrett
Jack
Ella Leonard
Wiley Walker
George Durham
George Durham, Sr
Anna Fowler
George and
Ella McCrary
C C
Cooper
Ith
Tom Walker
Dora Walker
Mittie Lewis
Tom Rowe
Admr
Tom Rushin
C. Cooper
Bennie Colbert
I. F. Peebles
I. F Peebles
Mattie W. Revere
C. C. ‘Cooper, LC
Easter Dobson
Jim Montfort
Jim Shaw
R. P. McGuffin
Sale Under Power In Taylor County Georgia
By virtue of a deed to secure debt dated July 21 1927 and recorded in Taylor County Georgia Mrs C L Smith as attorney in fact for O R Lucas will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door on January 8 1935 to the highest bidder cash the west half of lot 318 in the first district Taylor County Georgia. The indebtedness of 75400 is past due and unpaid and proceeds will pay the debt costs of sale with any remainder to rightful recipients.
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Georgia
Taylor County
O. R. Lucas
C. L. Smith
Ord County
O. R. Lucag
O R, Lucas
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Garrett Estate
Creditors of the estate of H. J. Garrett and the Garrett and Fouche partnership must render their demands to the undersigned per law. All indebted persons must pay immediately. Dated December 4, 1984. J. T. Cochran, Executor of the Will of H. J. Garrett, Deceased.
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Georgia
Taylor County
H. J. Garrett
Garrett and
Fouche
J. T. Cochran
Letters of Dismission in Georgia Taylor County
J H Whatley executor of Mrs A Fount estate petitions for discharge from executorship for Mrs A J Pay. show cause on first Monday in January 1985. witness L T Peed Ordinary dated December 7 1944.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. H. Whatley
A. Fount
A. J
L. T. Peed
Doan's Pills Restore Kidney Health Warned U S Ad
Feels tired and achy with backache and urinary issues may signal kidney trouble. Doan's Pills are advertised as kidney focused, cleansing blood of waste and poisons, with global use and availability from any druggist.
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Doan
Loyalty to God the supreme allegiance, Ruth as example
The Christian Science Monitor extols trustworthiness as a virtue and crowns true loyalty as allegiance to God divine Principle. Ruth exemplifies steadfast faith guiding protection, companionship, and happiness as loyalty extends from God to Naomi and Boaz, ending in blessing.
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John the Baptist
Christ Jesus
Ruth
Naomi
Lessia
Naom
Boaz
Mari
Gud
Mary Baker Eddy
7It
Christian Science Monitor
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