Democratic Platform Urges Honest Government and Tax Reform
The Democratic platform attacks the Republican administration for alleged corruption and mismanagement. It calls for honest officials, economy in spending, and a graduated income tax to replace nuisance taxes. It pledges to aid farmers through international commerce and fair tariffs while criticizing the Fordney McCumber tariff and tax policies.
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Democratic Party
Fordney-McCumber
Mellon
Coolidge
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Alternative
The notice argues calomel causes salivation and sickness, urging readers to use Dodson's Liver Tone. It claims the vegetable liquid start liver function without side effects, avoids weakness, and promises refreshed mornings, with druggists endorsing its superior, safer action.
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Dodson
Sean
Jose
Agricultural policy and rail transport reform statement
The text outlines aims to expand national and international water and rail policy, promote cooperative marketing and export ventures, secure farmer credits, reduce the producer consumer price gap, and boost waterways for cheap transport. It critiques Esch-Cummins Act 1920, urges lower rail rates for bulk agricultural goods, supports Muscle Shoals nitrate and fertilizer production, and calls for prompt fertilizer plant operation.
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Congress
Muéele Shoals
Democratic Party
Jones Perryman Seeks Solicitor General Post in Taylor County
A candidate for the Solicitor General position appeals to voters in Taylor County and the Chattahoochee Circuit for support in the September 10th primary. Perryman pledges faithful discharge of duties if elected.
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Vaules
Taylor County
Chattshoochea
Jones Perryman
James B. Hoyl Announces Candidacy for Solicitor General
James B. Hoyl announces his candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit. He asks for support from Taylor County and the circuit, pledging faithful conscientious service if elected and promising to assume office without pledges or promises.
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Chattahoochée Circuit
Superior Courts
Chattahoochee ‘Circuit
Taylor County
Jas. B
Hoyl
Finchler Seeks Solicitor General Post in Chattahoochee Circuit
Gilbert W. Fincher announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to the September 10 primary. He asks for the support and influence of circuit voters.
Solicitor General Seeks Re-election in Chattahoochee Circuit
The candidate for re-election for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit cites two years of service and asks for public endorsement ahead of the September primary. He asserts experience will allow better future service.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
R Flournoy Seeks Reelection as Chattahoochee Superior Court Judge
George P Munro endorses Walker R Flournoy in a campaign message to voters in the Chattahoochee circuit. Flournoy seeks reelection to the Superior Court for the ensuing term, subject to the September 10 primary. He thanks voters and pledges best possible service.
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Superior Court of the
Frank McLaughlin Seeks Judge Post in Chattahoochee Circuit
The candidate announces his bid for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to the Democratic primary on September 10 1924. He pledges a faithful fearless and conscientious administration and asks voters for support.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Frank McLaughlin
Crook Seeks Democratic Primary Nomination in Taylor County
M. L. Crook requests support from voters, both men and women, in the Georgia State Democratic primary on September 10. He emphasizes experience in public affairs and pledges diligent service in the General Assembly if nominated and elected.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of Georgia
M. L. Crook
Windham Seeks Taylor County Support in State Primary
A candidate for Representative from Taylor County urges both men and women voters to support him in the September State Primary. If elected, he pledges to act for the people of the county as J. J. Windham.
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Taylor County
J. J. Windham
Walter E Steed Seeks State Representative Seat in Taylor County
The speaker declares protection of person and property as government’s duty and denounces high taxes from bureaus and offices. He announces candidacy for State Representative in the September Democratic primary, promising legislative experience and service to Taylor County and the state. He asks for support from men and women voters.
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Taylor County
Walter E. Steed
Candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector
A candidate for tax collector appeals to friends and fellow citizens for support. He notes years of involvement in the county’s business affairs and states readiness to provide service meeting approval.
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Taylor County
Notice to heirs over land deed in Taylor County 1924
An order from the Taylor County Court of Ordinary requires O. S. Cox administrator of A. L. Giles to make a deed for sixty eight acres in the 24th district to Matt Foy as transferees of bond for title. Heirs must appear at the August term 1924 to show cause why administration should not be directed to issue the deed. July 7 1924. A. H. Riley Ordinary.
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Court of Ordinary
Taylor County
A. E. Whittle
B.T. Slade
Matt Foy
A. L. Giles
O. S. Cox
A. H. Riley
Garrett Announces Candidacy for TayLor County Tax Collector
R L Garrett announces for the office of tax collector of Taylor county for the full term beginning January 1, 1925. He asks votes from both men and women and pledges to conduct county affairs to please the people.
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Taylor County
R. L. Garrett
Tax Collector Campaign Pledge Seeks Voter Support
A candidate for Taylor County Tax Collector declares faithfulness to duties and asks for sincere appreciation of voter support and influence. The statement emphasizes dedication to the office and gratitude toward constituents.
Paradise Butterflies Fetch High and Low Prices
The Paradise butterfly, first found in Papua, commanded up to 150 dollars per specimen. More recent samples sold for ten to twenty dollars. The scientist who captured the latest specimens was killed and eaten by cannibals.
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Papua
Wall Paper Designs by Jean Papilion Pioneer of Repeat Patterns
Jean Papilion, the second wood engraver to bear the name, planned and executed continuous repeating wall paper designs. He matched the sides of adjacent sheets to create seamless patterns. These designs first appeared in 1688 and were quickly established.
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Jean Papilion
Warden Destroys Century-Old Missouri Indian Fish Trap
The game and fish commissioner ordered the destruction of a Charlton River trap in Missouri that had been used for about a century by Indigenous fishermen. The action ends a long contentious artifact and impacts local fishing practices.
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Charlton River
Missouri
Game and
Fsh
Leave to Sell Estate of Josephine Hinton Georgia
H A Hinton administrator on the estate of Josephine Hinton deceased has not filed a petition for leave to sell the real estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause at the August 1923 regular term of the Court of Ordinary why the prayer should not be granted.
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Georgia
Taylor County
H. A. Hinton
Josephine Hinton
Court of Ordinary
A. H. Riley
Notice of Letters of Administration for S A Trussell
Citizens are notified that J E Trussell has filed for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs S A Trussell in the county. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the Ordinary's office by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated July 1 1924 signed A H Riley Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. E. Trussell
S. A. Trussell
A.‘H. Riley
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1924 West Half Lot 55
The sale will occur at the courthouse door in Taylor County on the first Tuesday in August 1924 during legal hours. Property is the west half of lot 55 in the 12th district totaling about 101% acres, levied to satisfy a City Court of LaGrange judgment in favor of J. L. Meadows against J. M. Bass. This July 9, 1924. Deputy Sheriff W. E. Bazemore.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
J. M. Bass
City Court
LaGrange
J. L. Meadows
W.E. Bazemore
Noted Chinese dog meat trade and tongue color claim
The passage describes a Chinese animal byproduct practice where dogs raised for meat are selected by tongue color blue black. It claims two months of milk and rice feeding to reach a target weight and estimates annual edible dogs at five million.
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China
Aspect of tie shop shoppers in a street window display
Men pause before shop windows crowded with neckties and select those they prefer regardless of mowing or other tasks.
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Platform OF
the Democratic Party
Veterans Bureau
Thes
Republican Party
Iself
Europe
Serra
C. B. Marshall Jr. Quick Service
Macon, Ga
Solicitor General
Chattahoochee
Gilbert W. Fincher
Walker R. Flournoy
Judge Superior Court
Taylor ‘County
J. W. Rogers
Cherry Strand Cotton Ave
Gley Sane
Citation
Sheriff's Sale
Baby Fase
Atlanta, G
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