From the Washington News Reporter to Stoddard
Editor C B Vaughan has sold the Washington News Reporter to J EB Stoddard formerly of Lincoln Neb the change to become effective around February first. The war clouds in the state highway department are about to blow over. Let us extend congratulations to those who aided in the amicable agreement. A business reputation grows from years of earnest effort in proper channels.
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C. B. Vaughan
Washington News
J. EB. Stoddard
Lincoln, Neb
State Highway Department
The
Monticello
Drive and Push Key to Business Success
The text warns that sustained effort matters more than brief bursts of activity and that giving up early can cost more over time than longer steady growth. It emphasizes consistent, gradual progress over sporadic bursts.
Taylor County Needs a Practical Farm Leader Now
A Beinf Ridge post editorial urges Taylor County to hire a skilled Farm Agent to diversify and modernize agriculture. It argues for year round crops, dairying, poultry and hog raising, cooperative marketing, and strong leadership to revive prosperity and increase land values and bank deposits.
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Taylor
Herald
Providence
Autocracy debates shape state and national leadership
The passage notes President Coolidge’s failed bid to confirm Judge Stilson and Governor Hardman’s attempts to remove John Holder from the State Highway Department. It observes both leaders learning a lesson and setting a precedent for future generations as the era grapples with autocratic instincts.
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Coolidge
Judge Stilson
Senate
Hardman
John Holder
State Highway Department
President Coolidge
Highways Board Peace in Georgia Cements Leadership
Governor Hardman and John N. Holder reach an amicable settlement over the highway department crisis. Colonel Sam Tate named as successor with Holder to retire by June. Editorial praise follows from The Journal and Monticello News urges unity and public service over factional politics.
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Covernor Hardman
Holder
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Georgia
Hardman
Atlanta Journal
Highway Board
Sam Tate
Tate
Mr. Tate
Itu Reuer Mie Wook
OL & Pioneer
Sucn & Department
Tihat
John Holder
Mrs Carrington Honored By Gov Governor's Secretary Praised
The Walton Tribune lauds Mrs. Carrington executive secretary to the Governor. The notice praises her loyalty intelligence and tact in carrying numerous state matters and notes her home life as congenial and efficient at the State Capitol.
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Capitol
Jne. B. Wilson
H. C. Carrington
John Ever
Anow
Carrington
State Capitol
Wesleyan Advocate decries publicity for Tex Rickard death
The Wesleyan Christian Advocate denounces front page coverage of Tex Rickard illness and death. It argues promoters of boxing harmed public decency by making brutality respectable and questions newspapers veiling moral responsibility behind public interest.
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Tex Rickard
Newstrapop
Atlanta
Preparations Underway for South-west Georgia Farmers Institute
Extensive plans are under way for the annual session of the South-west Georgia farmers Institute to be held at Pelham January 80 81. The gathering is aimed at boosting agricultural interests through farmer and business collaboration. County agents’ work across the region has sustained year round employment and contributed to a notable upturn in the local economy and farming development compared with 1928.
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South-west Georgia
Farmers’ Institute
Pelham
South
Southwest
Georgia
Dallas
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Beinbridge Post
Pat
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Mrs. Carrington
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Columbus Electric and Power Company
South Georgia Power Company
Columbus Electric and Power Co
South Georgia Power Co
Stone & Webster, Inc
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