Peach County Election Returns in Houston County
The Peach County faction claimed victory over old Houston candidates except in the treasurer race where E H Holland was defeated by A M Anderson. Maudie Houseer won for county court judge, A Riley defeated Mark Kunz for city court judge, IW Bloodworth fell to R E Brown for solicitor, and G T Stubbs beat C F Hays for ordinary. E H Holland lost to A M Anderson for treasurer, M C Moseley beat W H Lord for county school superintendent, and O J Bateman with A W Tabor were named county commissioners. G D Tucker lost tax collector, G S Vance was county surveyor, and A B Schilling unopposed for coroner. Protests filed by Kunz and Sheriff Chapman allege poll fraud and illegal voting in Ninth District. Lord also protests Fort Valley ballot counting affecting independent school district voters.
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Peach County
Houston
E.H. Holland
A. M. Anderson
Houser
H.L. Wassen
A. ©. Riley
Mark Kunz
IW. Bloodworth
R. E. Brown
C. Njceiver
W. C. Watson
G T
S. al Nunn
Democratic Executive Committee
Kunz
Chapman
Lord
Fort Valley
Prediget
Houston County
Georgia Governor Denies Clemency in Satterfield Case
Governor Clifford Walker refused clemency for Bert Satterfield sentenced to death in Atlanta on May 23. He upheld the Georgia Supreme Court verdict and the Fulton County court, noting that crime must be punished and that the state will not condone such atrocity. The condemned man’s relatives pleaded for mercy, but Walker stated he must uphold laws and cannot intervene.
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Clifford Walker
Satterfield
Atlanta
Walker
Georgia Supreme Court
Fulton County Superior Court
State Prison Commission
Bert
Fman
Georgia
Prison Commission
Murphy M. Holloway
Wm. Satterfield
Jas. Langford
Norcross
Central of Georgia Railway Employers Emphasize High Standards
A Central of Georgia Railway Company statement by La. Aj Dee stresses strict physical mental and moral standards for all employees. Downs notes examinations in certain departments exceed U S Army levels and calls for correct conduct to ensure safe dependable passenger and freight service and public confidence in accident prevention.
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Aj Dee
Central’ of Georgia Railway Company
Downs
United States Army
Pesident Downs
Central of Georgia
Woolfolk Building Excavation Begins in Fort Valley
Excavation started Tuesday for a two story store and office building at Main and Macon streets in Fort Valley. J W Woolfolk plans three stores facing Main and one on Macon with Copeland’s Pharmacy occupying the corner unit. E P Smith will run a gentlemen's furnishings shop and the upper floor will house offices.
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J. W. Woolfolk
Main
Macon
Main Street
Macon Street
Copeland's Pharmacy
E. P Smith
Fort Valley
Nova Scotia
J. W. Smith
Mail Carrier Plan Aims Crop Census In Georgia
J. J. Brown Georgia commissioner of apiculture endorses a USDA plan to use rural mail carriers to collect crop condition data this fall. Carriers will hand farmers census cards, urging completion to improve acreage estimates and curb market speculation. Georgia has over 1,600 rural carriers to reach farmers statewide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
J.J. Brown
Georgia
Mr. Brown
New
Boost Your City and World by Positive Support
A poem urging collective uplift through active encouragement. It calls readers to boost their city lodge crowd street and neighbors, praise progress, and back workers, warning that cynicism hinders growth while firm backing accelerates improvement and community spirit.
New Certification System Sets Higher Teacher Standards
Georgia introduces a new certification plan for teachers, eliminating the primary certificate and requiring a standard high school education for elementary licenses and standard junior college education for high school licenses. The system prioritizes subject mastery while mandating verified professional training and offering annual examinations for veteran teachers who lack formal schooling.
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Georgia
N. HE. Ballard
First international expositions span Crystal Palace and Paris
The earliest universal exposition opened in Crystal Palace London from May 1 to October 1, 1851 inviting all nationals. France held an exposition universelle in 1855, and England hosted a second great international exposition in London in 1862.
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Crystal Palace
London
France
Howard Happenings and Visiting Friends in Town
Local notes list visitors and residents across Howard County. Willie spent holidays at home. Hickman of Thomaston visited relatives Saturday. Mary Purvis visited Miss Gill at Butler. Mrs. Roberson and son from Thomaston stayed with Mrs. Dickey. Mrs. Streetman returned home after weeks with relatives. Mrs. Houston Hill of Paschal visited Wednesday. Rev J H Hildreth conducted services at Pine Grove. Ethelle Purvis and Oscar Martin departed for Florida for new positions. Mrs. Shealy Watson visiting Butler. Bithia Gilbert of Greenwood visited Mrs. Cook. Chara Downs of Talbotton spent the weekend with Thelma Spinks. W B Adams and children of Junction City hosted by the Austins. J A Buckner and Rev J H Hildreth hosted Sunday guests.
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Willie
EW. Hickman
Thomiaston
Mary Purvis
Georgia Gill
Butler
John. Roberson
Thomaston
J.T. Dickey
W. H. Streetman
Oglethorpe
Houston -Hill
Paschal
Lee Watson
J. H. Hildreth
Pine Grove
Méssre
Ethelle Purvis
Oscar Martin
Florida
Shealy Watson
Bithia Gilbert
Greenwood
R. W.cook
Chara Downs
Talbotton
Thelma Spinks
Junction City
J. A Buckner
Jhh. Hildreth
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
A health cure claim for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. Provides price of $1.25 by mail, and claims sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall and his St Louis address are listed with druggists selling the remedy.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Wesley News Briefs Highlight Visit and Family Gatherings
Mrs Levi Smith and Mrs Lois Smith of Butler visited Mrs O L Bazemore. Mrs J C Price returned home after a visit with home folks. Louise Pope and Mattie Musslewhite spent weekend with Mrs H Amos. Hinton Jarrell visited sister Mrs C W Foy in Butler. Ernest Olive and children of Prattsburg stayed with sister O L Bazemore. Clyde Wilson and family visited O O Brown. Will Wilson and Louise Gilson joined Mr and Mrs C C Heath for a day visit. Anna Jarrell weekend with Pauline Montgomery at Charing. T J Harris and son visiting mother Mrs J M HayWood. A picnic at Sealy's pond entertained Willing Workers class last Wednesday evening.
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Levi-Smith
Lois Smith
Butler
O. L. Bazemore
J. C. Price
Louise Pope
Mattie Musslewhite
H. Amos
Hinton Jarrell
C. W.foy
Ernest Olive
Prattsburg
Clyde
Wilson
O. O. Brown
Howard
Will- Wilson
Louise Gilson
C. C. Heath
J.W. Bazemore
Columbus
Anna Jarrell
Pauline
Montgomery T
Charing
T. J. Harris
J. M. Haywood
Sealy’s Pond
Willing Workers
Atlanta Journal touts wire services and rates
The Atlanta Journal highlights full twenty four hour leased wire service from Associated Press and United Press plus daily and Sunday editions. It details subscription prices: one year 9.50, six months 5.00, one month 0.90. The Daily Journal and Sunday Journal are priced separately.
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South
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Associated Prees
Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
the Sunday Journal
Georgia
Notice of Trespassing at Multiple Farm Properties
Notice proclaims trespass penalties for injuries on properties including the Hightower place 6 miles southeast of Butler the W H Willis place 3 miles northeast of Howard the Saunders Old Place at Carsonville and the E O Garrett place near Charing GA. Loan & Trust Co agent W E Steed signs the notice.
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Hightower
Butler
W. H. Willis
Howard
Saunders Old
Carsonville
E. O. Garrett
Charing, GA
Canada Promotes Agriculture Development Program
The Dominion of Canada allocates and spends five million dollars each year to advance agricultural development across the country.
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
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Houston Peach Advocates
Eludens
Central Railway
Leaders Tribune
Ft. Valley
J. J. Brown
Earin
Department of Education
Texas
Wesley News
Pirat
Hongkong
Woodruff
Boise Oak
Woodruff Medicine Company
Debis Bank
R. A. Hinton
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