Prohibition funding and naval build plans stir Senate
Edward W. Pickard reviews Senate actions on a 24 million dollar prohibition enforcement fund, a 250 thousand dollar probe for Hoover, and tax refund hearings. The piece notes diverse support and opposition, plus moves on cruiser authorization and Interior Secretary pick Roy West.
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Edward W. Pickard
Mellon
Thomas Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League
James Chanen, Jr
The
Methodist Church, South
Eb, L. Crawford
Hoover
Trulock, Decatur farmer, slain in store by neighbor
Bainbridge Ga Jan 27 funeral plans for Paul Trulock merchant and farmer of Climax district after stabbing in his store Saturday night by Liz Brock known in Vada district. One throat wound severed jugular vein and artery, he died within an hour. Assailant jailed. Trulock leaves a wife and four children and was a Presbyterian elder and local farming leader. His brother in law D W Hodges of Brinson and C S Hodges, a prominent naval stores man, were noted in the obituary.
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Bainbridge
Paul Trulock
Decatur County
Liz Brock
Vada
Trulock
Decatur
Presbyterian Church
D. W. Hodges
Brinson
C. S. Hodges
Bank Official Found Dead in Waynesboro Hunting Accident
Waynesboro Ga Jan 29 W T Young assistant cashier of the Bank of Waynesboro was found dead from a gun wound in his boarding hour Tuesday A coroner s jury ruled death accidental He is believed to have been removing shells from a gun first while hunting
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Waynesboro
W. T. Young
Bank of Waynesboro
Hastings Seeds Spring Offer Delivers Free Seeds
Hastings announces a spring promotion offering 60 cents worth of free flower seeds with each order and 25 cents extra of the buyer’s choice for every dollar spent on seeds and bulbs. The 1929 Hastings Catalog, a 136 page guide with planting calendars and photos, is available by mail. A post card request suffices.
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Hastings
South
Public underpay for electric service says industry leader
Cres ton S. Arkwright of Atlanta, president of the National Electric Light Association, told a New York audience that the public does not pay in full for electric service and industry aims for customers to gain more benefit than money spent. He argued earnings on public utilities are far below fair value, with stockholders bearing the excess costs. He praised industry rivalry to deliver efficient, low-cost service and noted the public profits from electricity often outweigh what it pays.
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New York
Creston S. Arkwright
Atlanta
National Electric Light Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Art. Wright
Special excursion fares to Tampa Florida 1929
Special excursion fares to Tampa Florida on sale January 27 to February 8 inclusive with final limit February 19 1929. Stop overs allowed at all stations on either going or returning trip or both sleeping car reservations and other travel information ask Ticket Agent Central of Georgia Railway The Right Way.
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Tampa
Fla
Central OF GA
Taking the Wrong Road in 1929 for Georgia Farms
H G Hastings of Atlanta, Georgia Association leader, warns farm success in 1929 hinges on early planting choices. He notes 1928’s cotton expansion reduced food crops and livestock, leading to shortages, unpaid bills, and vulnerability to cotton price drops. The safe path is self-sufficiency: Grow full home food, grain, and forage, maintain cattle, hogs, and poultry, stock corn and hay, and produce for sale.
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H. G. Hastings
Atlanta
Georgia Association
Georgia
Providence
Southeast
Texas
Oklahoma
The Right Way to Travel by Train
The Southern Railway System promotes rail travel as the safest most comfortable and most reliable option with lower costs for short trips. Ticket agents offer information on greatly reduced fares and convenient travel options.
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Southern Railway System
Minerals in Milk Body essential elements include phosphorus iron and lime
The article notes key mineral constituents in milk: phosphorus iron and lime. It emphasizes their importance to bodily functions and health.
Annoying Static Interference From Atmospheric Discharges
Natural atmospheric interference arises from stray electrical discharges traveling through the medium. It is difficult to tune out and is more prevalent by day, especially in summer, than at night or in winter.
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