Taylor County News Brief Highlights Local News
CE BENNS Baiter and Publisher ICAL ORGAN OF TAYLOR ESSAY AND NOTES ON RELIGION INDUSTRY AND FARMING. The Jackson Progress reports plans to turn Fabian Springs into a state park. A county election moved the county seat from Arlington to Morgan by wide margin. Rev W H Budd named presiding elder for McRae district. Farmers busy with weekly markets and preparations.
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Jackson
Fabian Springs
Calhoun County
Arlington
Morgan
W. H. Budd
South Georgia Conference
McRae
E. L. Wainwright
Governor appoints Dan M Byrd to State Fish and Game Commission
Governor Walker names Dan M Byrd weekly newspaper editor of Lawrenceville Georgia to fill the vacancy on the State Fish and Game Commission caused by the death of Hon J H Dozier of Athens. The appointment places Byrd on the commission with responsibilities over wildlife conservation and game management in the state.
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Walker
Dan M. Byrd
Lawrenceville
State Fish and Game Commission
Hill
J. H Dozier
Athens
Cuban President at Atlanta Tour Buys Memorial Half Dollar
President Machado of Cuba, first Cuban ruler to visit the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain, offered to buy a memorial half dollar during his inspection tour in Atlanta and paid $100 for it.
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Machado
Cuba
Stone
Atlanta
Submerged in Hellish Hope and Human Hope
The text defines hell as hopelessness and warns that creating hopelessness in any person makes hell. It suggests future depths of bleakness beyond Dante’s exploration, implying an infinite moral peril and consequence for inhuman acts.
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Hell
Mammoth steam shovel at McMonts mill dam project
Traffic disrupted along route three as a mammoth steam shovel removes dirt and piles it high at the Mc Monits mill dam. Two more units work on the same contract, covering seven miles, nearing completion and promising a smoother road to the county line soon.
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Onts Mill
Logis of Events and Georgia Boll Weevil Comeback
Fragmented editorial prose debates the logic of history and the impact of the Mississippi flood on farmers, predicting higher cotton prices and urging Georgia farmers to expand acreage. It notes Georgia’s survival of crises and calls for activism, with church district conference notes and lay delegates elected for the South Georgia Conference.
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Cairo Messenger
Columbus
Methodist Church
Reynolds
Talbottom
South Georgia
Valdosta
Novemer
Dudley
Buchanan
Hy -Neisler
J.E. Frizelle
Waverly Hall
J. H. Heath
Talboton
Discussion on the Mississippi River and flood control
The Griffin Daily News quotes a discussion noting American pride in taming nature yet admitting the Mississippi remains unconquered. It highlights two centuries of struggle with floods that claim lives and property and urges redoubled efforts despite limited prospects of victory.
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The
Griffin Daily News
Mississippi River
Wes
Justice Price Gilbert Warns Georgia on Crime Levels
Supreme Court Justice Price Gilbert addressed a Atlanta church gathering last week, citing an estimated two million criminals and a ten billion dollar annual crime market. He warned crime suppression costs at sixteen billion yearly, four times federal expenses, urging Christian support for government and mentioning oaths on the Bible.
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Justice Price .Gilbert
Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta
State of
Georgia
America
Gilbert
Patience and Forgiveness Shine in a Mother's Love
A reflective poem extols motherhood, praising a mother's patience, faith, and forgiveness. It lauds how she endures, guides, and comforts a child through time, and how her steadfast love consoles the hurt and sustains hope against a world that may forget.
College Women and Their Changing Roles in Society
A historical analysis describes how college educated women in 1926 faced rigid expectations yet pursued varied careers. It notes graduates including nurses designers decorators advertisers and lawyers and mentions roles in the League of Nations and other public fields. The piece highlights changing marriage patterns among educated women and the rise of single, career oriented lifestyles.
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Barhard Fgollege
League of Nations Lege
Jone
Nmber
Drunken driving hailed as menace and call for strict laws
The article argues drunk driving endangers public safety, calling drunken individuals engines of destruction once behind the wheel. It notes it is a felony to drive intoxicated and urges enforcement, while acknowledging a citizen's right to drink but insisting intoxicated driving harms others and must stop.
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Ater
Boozela
Tin
United States
Lanyutizen
Fitzgerald
Nomination for Savannah Pragae Editor’s Leadership
A nomination lauds Wm. G. Sutlive of The Savannah Press for quality and quantity of editorial paragraphs. Sutlive, a Barbour county native from Clayton, started at The Clayton Record and has 20 years on Savannah Press staff, serving as managing and associate editor and former Georgia Press Association president.
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Savannah Pragae
Wm. G. Sutlive
Barbour County
Sutlive
Wis Bornjat
Clayton
Clayton Record
Savannah Press
South
Georgia Press J Association
Dufaula
Not a Whit Better Than Usual Jim
The Greensboro Herald Journal notes the Kiwanis Club hosted a well edited editorial panel last week with The Commerce News. The event featured moderated discussion on local business and civic issues attracting community leaders and residents.
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Jim
Commerce’ News
Kiwanis Club
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Mercury Editor Urges Fair Play Over Local Printing Deals
The Manchester Mercury editor laments losing a Methodist church printing job to another printer. He notes the paper’s long running losses and questions fairness, urging readers to support local merchants and the city’s growth as a united Manchester.
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Sinea
The
Mercury
Laauliie Eich Woek
Manchester Haa
the Mercury
Methodist Church
Free ‘Gratis
Manchester
Jsor
Barnatts
S. Stewart Stout
Greater
Sritfed
Jtrade
Tit Hess
Fisher stories and fishing season prep at Manchester Mercury
In this item editor Sam Kallenbaugh warns readers about the ongoing fishing preparations around town. The piece notes backyards busy with tackle and lines being tested, minnows repaired, and boats ready as daily excursions begin. It playfully suggests many will boast big catches, yet few will truly land them.
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Almont
Butler
Timmer
Sam Kallenbaugh
Eilitor Maschester Mercury
A Friend You Can Be Yourself With
A friend is someone who knows you deeply and accepts your flaws. With this person you can cry, laugh, pray, and share your true self without fear of judgment, feeling understood as the loyal bond of genuine trust.
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Seavier
Raymond
Beran
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