Georgia must vote for State Port and Terminals plan
Georgia producers urge a statewide referendum on a State Port and Terminals system to expand warehousing, marketing, and shipping, arguing it will lower costs, raise income, create jobs, and keep profits in Georgia. Proponents frame it as a money making, publicly owned venture that pays for itself. Opponents questioned motives but supporters say the plan offers relief from boll weevil impacts and lifts state prosperity.
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United People of Georgia
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The Atlanta Journal Advertises News by AP Lease
The Atlanta Journal touts its 24 hour Associated Press leased wire service bringing world news to readers day and night. Subscriptions are offered for daily and Sunday editions with annual and short-term rates.
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Atlanta Journal
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Associated Press
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Pacific Fault Hinders Trade and Travel
The vastness of the Pacific is described as a drawback to commerce. If the ocean were narrower borders and closer shores, nations would trade more, ships would carry heavier tonnage, and passenger fares would fall.
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Kreights
Institute-Clinic Week Showcases Georgia Medical Leaders
Emory University hosts the third Institute Clinic Week organized with the State Board of Health. Four lectures daily and hospital clinics run from 8 am to night by Atlanta surgeons. Opening June 4 at Emory with Wesley Memorial Hospital inspection, lectures continue June 5 to 7. Fulton County Medical Society open house Thursday night. Emory Alumni dinner Friday night at Capital City Club. Reduced rail rates issued on certificate plan.
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Southeast
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Joe P. Bowdoin
J. W. Roberts
Health Officers Meeting Called by Dr Abercrombie
A two day gathering of all state health officers is convened by Dr T F Abercrombie at the State Board of Health office located at 131 Capitol Square Atlanta Georgia on June 7 and 8. The meeting will address statewide health matters and coordination among municipalities.
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State Board of Health
Capitol Square
Atlanta
Estate of John Keller Deceased Court Petition to Sell Real Estate
James J. Matthews administrator of the John Keller estate filed a petition seeking leave to sell the real estate. The court requires all creditors and next of kin to show cause at the upcoming July 1923 Ordinary Court term why the sale should not be approved. Dated June 6, 1923. A. H. Riley, Ordinary.
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Sherifi s Sale Georgia Taylor County
Georgia Taylor County will auction 50 acres in lot 137, 15th District, at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1923, in legal hours, for cash to the highest bidder. Property is bound by Hawkins and Culverhouse to Parks, levied to satisfy 1922 state and county tax fifa on Mrs F E Downs Estate. levy by W E bazemore L C, June 5 1928.
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F. E. ‘Downs
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W. E. Bazemore
L. C
Sheriff Sale Notice for Olin Knolton Estate
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in July 1928 at the county courthouse. Items include a black top buggy a Studebaker South Bend Ind two horse wagon all Levyed on against Olin Knolton et al to satisfy officers costs in the estate matter dated June 5 1923 by J R Beeland Sheriff.
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Taylor County
Court House
Said
Studebaker
Southbend
Olin Knolton
J. R. Beeland
Sheritz
Administrator's Sale In Taylor County 1923
An order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County authorizes an administrator sale of the estate of J. T. Lawhorn. The east half of lot 234 in the Third Land District to be sold to the highest cash bidder on the first Tuesday in July 1923 before the Butler courthouse. The adjournment notice is dated June 4, 1923. SWAT THE FLY DO IT.
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Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Butler
J. T. Lawhorn
QO. T. Montfort
Admr
Typhoid Vaccine Urged As Season Approaches
The article warns that typhoid fever rises with time and explains carriers shed the disease. It urges taking the free typhoid vaccine offered by the State Board of Health, noting protection lasts at least three years and that summer and fall are high risk periods.
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State Board of Health
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing, offering one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Shenee & CO. F
CE CO
Toledo
Legal Sale in Taylor County Georgia on June 16
Under a 1917 deed to secure debt the Canadian & American Mortgage & Trust Company Limited will sell at public outcry before the Taylor County Court House door to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday June 16. The land described lies in Taylor County Georgia in the 13th District, land lot 168 containing about 202.42 acres, the residence of W S Hightower in 1917. Sale to pay a principal note of 1100 due October 1, 1923 plus interest at 7 percent and costs. Attorneys Ryans and Anderson announce the sale for the lender.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Canadian & American Mortgage & Trust Company, Limited
Taylor Superior Court
Taylor
Saaten
Thirjteenth
W. S. Hightower
Ryans and Anderson
Not So Bad In The Edge Of The Jungle
The Boston Transcript quotes William Beebe noting a vampire attack being pleasant and adds that the speaker has experienced vampires of another species and also found the sensation not disagreeable.
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William Beebe
Boston Transcript
Jud Tunkins Inspires with Envious Man Insight
Jud Tunkins remarks that an envious man suffers deeply, eliciting sympathy even as he cannot be admired. He highlights the tension between envy and respect, suggesting empathy for those overwhelmed by envy in daily life.
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Dad Tunkins
Jud Tunkins
Sluggard Proves A Nuisance To Messengers
A terse old quotation likens a lazy person to vinegar to the teeth and smoke to the eyes, describing how a sluggard hinders those who send him. The line reflects a moral admonition likely printed as a proverb or editorial aside in a historical newspaper.
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Solomon
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