Candidates for Legislature Announcements in Taylor
The issue presents two new candidates for representative alongside two incumbents. W. W. Douglas, longtime county figurehead in agriculture and rural improvements, is praised for leadership in Farmers Union roles and road progress. Col. C. W. Foy, a Butler lawyer with broad local respect, is also formally announced as a candidate.
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Taylor
W. W. Douglas
Farmers Union of
Farmers Union Warehouse Corporation
Col. C. W. Foy Ro
Butler
Col Foy
Second State Meeting to Be Held in Savannah
The Georgia State Association of Chiefs of Police and Town Marshals will hold its second state convention in Savannah on July 5 and 6. All chiefs, marshals, and railroad special agents are invited to join, with mayors as honorary members. Topics include law enforcement unity and the new prohibition law. Fourth of July rates apply. J. P. Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer, West Point, Ga.
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Georgia State Association of Chiefs of Police and
Savannah
Georgia
Threats against Georgia solicitor over prohibition raids
A postal card threatening life to Solicitor George C Palmer of the Chattahoochee circuit was mailed from Columbus in the wake of Girard Alabama liquor raids. Palmer, who supports strict prohibition enforcement, said the threats will not deter him and urged cooperation to enforce laws. No author identified.
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Georgia
Alabama
Girard 'Ala
Seizor
Girard
George C. Palmer
Chattahoochee
Solicitor Palmer
Third Avenue
City
Columbus
George Palmer
Montgomery
Palmer
Palme
Chattahoochee Circuit
Columbus Ledger
Dr King’s New Discovery Promise of Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a pleasant syrup for children with coughs and colds. It claims proven medicines, a money back guarantee, and a rest-of-n bottle policy for ongoing cough and cold relief.
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Dr. King
Music an Aid to Surgery in Calming Patients
A Chicago surgeon reports that music in the operating room helps nervous patients relax and enter a calm, peaceful frame of mind during procedures.
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Chicago
Butler Mayor Leads Whiskey Raid Cleaning City
Acting on Mayor Smith's orders and with Marshal E C Gill, authorities raided an unoccupied building south of the Smith Rigsby garage Saturday night. They found empty jugs and bottles and some real whiskey. three suspects, a white county citizen and two Negroes, were arrested and arraigned. The white man was fined and bond set to await grand jury action on whiskey selling. one Negro was fined for disorderly conduct and the other received a reprimand. The mayor vowed to continue crackdowns on blind tighering and urged citizen support as he expands monitoring of suspicious places and packages.
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Smith
E. C. Gill
Smith & Rigsby Garage
Butler
Barbecue at Garden Valley Camp Celebrates Good Roads Work
A Tuesday June 6 barbecue at the convict camp near Garden Valley Macon County honors road improvements. Mr S V Knight cooked the meat supervised by A A Thompson Robert Fouche John Simmons Sykes Simmons and W H Ogburn. Local residents and families supplied desserts and lemonade while townsfolk praised the roads and community effort.
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Garen Valley
Macon County
O’shields
A. A. Thompson
Macone
Garden Valley
Delta
S. V. Knight
Talbotton Hosts Royal Arch Masons Night in Smith Park
The Good Name it Bears recounts a Talbotton visit by G C Smith J F Windham O G McCants D R Bigbie and J T Adams of Butler for Royal Arch Masons work. A grand barbecue in Smith Park followed, with credit shared by Tub wives and daughters. attendance included E A McHan and E H Johnson as officers.
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Talbotton
Masons
G. C. Smith
J. F. Windham
O G McCants
D.R. Bigbie
J T Adams
Butler
Royal Arch Masons
Hills
Smith Park
Brunswick
Bob Trussell
W. H Jamerson
Benson Maxwell
T H Persons
Bob
E. A. McHan
Grand Chapter
Georgia
E.H. Johnson H. P
Darley
Columbus
John Andy Smith
Stomach troubles and constipation praised by Wellsburg druggist
I will cheerfully say that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation that I have sold in thirty years' drug store service, writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wellsburg, Iowa. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
5. H. Murphy
Wellsburg
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Mr. W. W. Douglas
Col. C. W. Foy
J. P. Griffin
Sedt’yard Treas
West Point
Geo. C. Palmer