Pulitzer prize awarded for public service to Columbus Enquirer Sun
New York May 3 Pulitzer honors awarded for 1925 public service. Columbus Ga Enquirer Sun cited for brave fight against Ku Klux Klan and for justice to the negro. Ed M Kingsbury of New York Times wins best editorial prize. Julian Harris publisher of the Enquirer Sun cited for chronicling the paper's achievements.
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New York
Pulitzer
Columbus
Enquirer-Sun
Journal
William Burk Miller
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Ed M. Kingsbury
New York Times
Julian Harris
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Joel’ Chandler Harris
Remus
Atlanta Constitution
Chicago Times-Herald
Constitution
Harris
Uncle Remus
Atlanta
New York Herald
New York Evening Telegram
Berry Schools graduates 80 in annual commencement
Mount Berry Ga May 1 Berry Schools the 24th annual commencement concludes with 54 boys and 26 girls graduating The valedictorian Dwight Hollis and salutatorian Glenn Hart both studied at Berry The school enrolled 800 students this year and has graduated 600 boys and girls with about 371 employed as rural teachers despite a recent dormitory fire valued near 100000 insurance partial The fire’s origin is unknown and temporary quarters will keep next session on schedule under G L Green
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Mount Berry
Berry Schools
Foundation
Berry
Dwight Hollis
Glenn Hart
Georgia
G. L. Green
Green
Martha Berry
Mr.Green
Trespass Notice Prohibits Fishing on County Lot 42
Public notice forbids fishing or trespass on land No 42 in the 14th District of Taylor County. Roquemore's Bridge on the property is specifically named and area is under strict prohibition as of 4-29-21 by C J Roquemore.
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Taylor County
Roquemore’s Bridge
C. J. Roquemore
Patent remedy ad from Texas periodical
A doctored ad promotes Wonder's kidney and bladder cure for gravel rheumatism and back troubles. It claims a small bottle cures and offers testimonials. Sold by mail for $1.25 from Dr B W Hall, 2926 Olive St St Louis MO, via druggists.
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Tr Kurney
B. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louie
Thomasville Rose Show Shines With City of Roses Display
Thomasville Ga April 29 a gorgeous array of freshly cut roses filled a warehouse for the Fifth Annual Rose Show attracting thousands from across the state. The event, organized by the Thomasville Garden Club, highlighted local cultivation with most roses grown in open city gardens and parks.
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Thomasville
Rosea
Reta
Purification Ad Promotes Calotabs Health Course
An old advertisement claims perfect purification of the system strengthens health and vitality. It urges a thorough Calotabs course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks, with a family package offered for 85 cents at drug stores.
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Nature
Important Street Tax Notice for 1926 Payment
Street tax for the year 1926 must be paid immediately. Books close on June 1. Attend to payment at once as requested by W. A. Anglin, Marshal.
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W. A. Anglin
Christmas Day date original observance and switch
The date on which Christmas was originally observed was January 6. Uniformity in the Christmas date did not occur, with the Armenian church maintaining January 6, until A D 428.
Radio Mishap Sparks Hilarious Home Mix Up
A lighthearted note from Everybody's Magazine describes a domestic scene where a couple fumbles wiring and plugs. The radio, fridge, and telephone become unintended performers as a humorous home mishap unfolds with cheerful chaos.
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John
Kansas
Everybody's Magazine
Notice of Sale of Cotton for Charges
Notice declares Planters Warehouse Co will sell eight bales of cotton numbers 941 968 and 1022 to satisfy charges. The goods are tied to a 1920 warehouse issue from Planters Warehouse Co.
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Planters: Warehouse Co
Planters Warehouse CO
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