Georgia tobacco markets set to open August eighteenth
A compact weekly summary notes Georgia tobacco markets will begin operations on August 18. The report lists political appointments in Muscogee and Sumter counties, a special election in Dooly County to fill a vacated treasurer post, and various local civic changes. It also covers crime, public notices, and upcoming community events across the state.
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Georgia
Henry B. Pease
Columbus
Ofuscogee County
A. Garrard
Seven Superior Court Jurists Endorse Judge Adams for Court of Appeals
Atlanta July 8 seven Georgia Superior Court judges endorsed Judge John B Adams of Dublin for the Court of Appeals to fill the unexpired term of Judge R Bell. Adams, admitted to practice in Dublin, received early support from local figures and national delegates while his career included bankruptcy referee and city court service. He has broad backing across middle and southeast Georgia and Laurens County honored him as Dublin’s first citizen.
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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 Broad Reforms for Third District
Excerpts from Cargill's platform outline drastic government reductions at Washington to cut costs and restore employment. He supports tariff reform, federal relief for unemployment, farm financing at low rates, canning plants and packing capacity, and impartial anti trust enforcement. He pledges to serve the Third district as a representative, upholding equal rights and opposing special privileges.
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Congress
Wash- D
Army
Navy
Mr. Cargill
United States
Democratic Party
Tribute to ailing chairman sparks cross party praise in Congress
In a floor speech from N 0. 5 Page One the speaker lauds the illness of the Ways and Means chair and praises his leadership. Treadway credits the Democratic leader, while Rainey extends thanks and endorses bipartisan good will as the congressman nears promotion to the upper chamber.
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Ways and Means
Congress
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Treadway
Mr.Crisp
Rainey
Abit Nix Backed For Governor In Georgia Race
The article discusses voter support for paying teachers and veterans and the urgent need to carry the state out of debt. It highlights a focus on the candidate Abit Nix and praises his willingness to fight for principles without personal attacks, urging a governor unburdened by bitterness to avoid harming Georgia’s future.
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Georgia
Passover lessons from the plagues and exodus
The article recounts the ten plagues from Nile turning to blood to darkness, Moses and Aaron confronting Pharaoh, and the hastened Exodus. It explains the Passover ritual with the blood and hyssop, its lasting significance, and ties to Christ. It reflects on obedience to God, faith, repentance, and enduring faith as life’s battles are fought with Jesus.
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Heaven
Israel
Egypt
Goshen
Jaraah
Rao
Land of
Pharaoh
Moses
God
Israe
Caaaan
Aaron
Christ
Jehovah
Jesus
Christs
Jesus Christ
Pasover
Cone Beton
Georgia Governor Ad Attacked Over Tax and Policy Affairs
Crisp cites Georgia tax bills and public salaries to attack Governor Russell. He accuses the governor of expanding political power, failing to curb debt, and neglecting schools while praising or opposing federal tax features. The critique focuses on Bill No. 880, gasoline taxes, and budget balancing.
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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
The candidate announces seeking the Third Congressional District seat in Georgia, succeeding Hon. Chas R Crisp, who is not seeking, and pledges to meet citizens before the close of the campaign. He asks for votes and support, noting the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1982, in Cuthbert Georgia.
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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
Congressional Candidate Announces Bid in Georgia District
A candidate in Renata's Third Cantonal District of Georgia declares entry for the Democratic Primary. He appeals to friends and fellow citizens to support his campaign and efforts to represent the district.
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Renata
Georgia
Georgia Third District Gubernatorial Candidacy Announcement
A candidate announces seeking the Third Congressional District seat to succeed Chas. R. Crisp. He cites experience with the late Honorable B B. Lewis in Congress and service in Georgia's House and Senate. He pledges dedication to farming mercantile workers and national legislation, subject to the Democratic Primary in December.
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Georgia
Long Tea Road
Chas, R. Crisp
B B. Lewis
Congress
House
Senate of Georgia
Secver
Foy Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Representative
A letter to voters states C W Foy intends to run for Representative of Taylor County in Georgia’s next General Assembly session. The note emphasizes running under Democratic party rules and asks for voters’ favorable consideration.
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Taylor County
Georgia
Foy
Taylor County Representative announces re election bid
A candidate announces intention to seek re election to the Georgia General Assembly representing Taylor County in the Democratic primary on September 14 1982. The statement thanks voters for past support and asks for continued vote and influence in the current race.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Re-election bid by Judge McLaughlin for Taylor County
To my friends of Taylor County I seek re-election as Judge of the Superior Court for eight years. I have no opposition and I express sincere gratitude for the confidence placed in me. If Providence permits I will continue to devote my efforts to the interests of the community.
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Taylor County
Superior Court
Providence
Nt Ct
Mclaughlin
Ambiguous Statement on Tax Relief and State Coverage
Fragmentary note suggests a proposal or declaration affecting residents, claiming an average benefit of nine tents monthly and applying to only ten percent of the state’s population. The text references geographic areas and religious or political terms but lacks clear details.
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