Georgia town tobacco markets open August eighteenth
A roundup of Georgia items notes tobacco markets in the state will open August eighteenth. Articulation on appointments and elections spans counties including Muscogee, Dooly, and Sumter, with local officials changing hands and a special election set for September fourteenth to fill a congested office.
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Georgia
Henry B. Pease
Columbus
Ofuscogee County
A. Garrard
Dooly County
Ee OG
J. Graves
Nathan Murray
Americus
A .M. George
McDonough
Seven Superior Court Judges Endorse Adams for JNO 8
Atlanta July 8 Judge John B Adams of Dublin receives seven endorsements from Superior Court jurists as he runs for Court of Appeals to fill the unexpired term of Judge Bell. Adams rose through local practice and city court service and has backing from middle and southeast Georgians and North Georgia citizens. A Dublin dinner in 1929 honored him as the first citizen of Dublin and Laurens County.
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Atlanta
Superior Court
John 8. Adams
Dublin
Court of Appeals
R. ©. Bell
Supreme Court
Adams
Pa Ateakan Srudge
Ie A. D. Candler
Iankruptcy
W. N. Barrett
Democratic Party
Middle
Georgia
Ji Moahy
North Georgia
Judge Ana
Laurens County
Laurens
Cargill Pledges drastic change to revive employment
The candidate pledges to work for drastic government policy changes to restore employment and prosperity. Highlights include economy reform, Tariff with a fact finding commission, unemployment relief through federal credit to states, and broader farm financing. He supports anti trust enforcement, repealing or retaining the 18th amendment by state conventions, and full justice for war veterans while opposing foreign debt cancellation and Hawley Smoot tariffs.
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Congress
Wash- D
Army
Navy
Mr. Cargill
United States
Democratic Party
Leader Praises Ill Chairman in Ways and Means Debate
In a floor exchange on the illness of the Ways and Means chairman, Democratic and Republican members honor his service. Treadway notes the chairman’s fearless duty and hopes for a promotion to the higher chamber, while Rainey thanks a friend and extends commendations to Mr. Crisp.
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Ways and Means
Congress
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Treadway
Mr.Crisp
Rainey
Rice No. 3 PVE On State Debt and Unity in Georgia
The piece argues for paying teachers and veterans, clearing state debt, and continuing a necessary reform program. It praises Abit Nix for rising above personal attacks and stresses that the next governor should avoid bitterness toward opponents to prevent harming Georgia’s future.
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Georgia
Plagues and Passover Remembered in Exodus Narrative
A religious sermon recounts the plagues on Egypt, the Passover ritual, and Moses leadership. It stresses obedience to God, the symbolism of the blood on doorways, and the deliverance of the Hebrews, linking it to Christian faith and eternal salvation.
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Heaven
Israel
Egypt
Goshen
Jaraah
Rao
Land of
Pharaoh
Moses
God
Israe
Caaaan
Aaron
Christ
Jehovah
India
Nile
Jesus
Christs
Jesus Christ
Pasover
Cone Beton
Critical report attacks Governor Russell on fiscal policy
Crisp accuses Governor Russell of controllable power in state politics while detailing Georgia’s rising debts from 1919 to 1931. He notes wage cuts for Congress members, unchanged state salaries, and minimal budget balance. He accuses Russell of building a strong personal political machine and criticizes tax shifts in gasoline and electricity.
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Russell
House of Representatives
Georgia
Crisp
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Candidacy Announcement for Third Congressional District GA
Police announce in deference to citizens wishes that Cast e on Cuthbert Georgia candidate will run for the position held by Hon. Chas R Crisp. The entry seeks to meet voters before the Democratic Primary on September 14 1982 and asks for every vote and influence in support from district residents.
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Georgia
Congress
Emmett
M. Owen
Griffin Superior Court
Hopparentatlvey E B. Cox
Camilla
Tarver
Dalton
J. 8S
Wood
Canton
C. H. Brand
Athens
Chas
R. Crisp
Bane
Cuthbert
Candidate Announces Run in Third Cantonal District Georgia
A candidate for Congress declares intent to run in Georgia's Third Cantonal District subject to the Democratic Primary. The statement notes support from friends and fellow citizens as the campaign commences.
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Renata
Georgia
Georgia Third District Candidacy Announcement
To the Citizens of the Third Congressional District of Georgia I announce my candidacy to succeed Hon Chas R Crisp as he retires My background with Hon B B Lewis in Congress and service in the Georgia House and Senate backs my claim I pledge to aid farmers and workers and ask Democratic primary voters for their support in December vote rights respected
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Georgia
Long Tea Road
Chas, R. Crisp
B B. Lewis
Congress
House
Senate of Georgia
Secver
Foy Declares Candidacy for Taylor County Representative
To the voters of Taylor County C W Foy announces candidacy for State Representative in Georgia upcoming General Assembly under Democratic party rules. He asks for favorable consideration and signs respectfully.
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Taylor County
Georgia
Foy
Taylor County Representative Announces Re election Bid
A notice states a candidate seeks renomination as Representative of Taylor County in Georgia's General Assembly under the Democratic primary rules of September 14, 1982. The speaker thanks voters for past support and asks for continued votes and influence in the race.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Judge McLaughlin Seeks Re election To Superior Court
To my friends of Taylor County I have served eight years as Judge and am a candidate for re election with no opposition. I am sincerely grateful for the confidence placed in me and pledge to continue to serve with dedication to the very interests of the community, Providence permitting.
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Taylor County
Superior Court
Providence
Nt Ct
Mclaughlin
Average tents per month debated for state residents
A fragmented note discusses a proposed average of nine tents per month for people named Georsk and applies to only about ten percent of the state's population. The text references Catholicity and petals in unclear context, indicating a sparse outline of a policy idea.
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Georsk
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