Queen of the May at G S W C Valdosta
Miss Catherine Pendleton of Valdosta was crowned Queen of the May at the Georgia State Woman’s College Valdosta May Day Festival. The sophomores select the May Queen each year, with careful planning by the Physical Education department producing a graceful program.
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Georgia State Womans College
Valdosta
Catherine Pendleton
G. S.W. CG
Department of Physical Education
Miss Pendleton
Jats Islands
Tampa
Florida
Georgia Press Association
Editora
Tampa Board of Trade
Davis Islands
Crisp Helps Americus Secure Third District Court Seat
The Americus Times-Recorder lauds Charles R. Crisp for guiding a bill through Congress to create a Third District Federal Court with Americus as the seat. Local chambers and bar associations coordinated with Crisp, facing Senate opposition until Harris allied with him and Coolidge was expected to sign. The move boosts Americus prestige, with courts convening in Atlanta Macon and Americus twice yearly, boosting advertising value.
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Americus Times-Recorder
House
Senate
Georgia
Americus
Charles R. Crisp
C. M. Council
Chamber of Commerce
Crispo
Shipp
M. Council
Lewis Ellis
Stephen Pace
G.C. Webb
Ameriea Bar Association
W. Vt Dyker
T. ©. Marehall
W. P. Wallis
R L. Maynard
Woodlief
Crisp
Congress
Harris
Coolidge
District Federal Court
Americas
Atlanta
Macon
State politics taking definite shape in Georgia races
Atlanta May 24 state politics show signs of movement as the State Executive Committee prepares likely June actions. Entries close date speculation centers around July 10 to 15 for the state primary, with committee hearings and selection of district and gubernatorial candidates shaping the race. Ballot timing and new appointments loom as officials travel to Waycross and Columbus for road mileage hearings ahead of Savannah meetings.
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Atlanta
Holder
Highway Board
Waycress
Columbus
Savannah
Hal» M. Stanley
Industrial Commission
Felix Boswell
Greensboro
House of Representatives
W. D.martin
Commerce
Napier
J. H. Milner
J. A. Dixon
Col’ Jno. T. Roiseuillet
Public Service Commission
Congress
Wanted several good families to operate sewing machines
Wanted several good families, ladies and girls, to operate power sewing machines and for other work manufacturing knit underwear. Pleasant working and living conditions, pay while learning. The Williams Carter Co. 527/8 Barnesville, GA.
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Williams Carter CO
Barnesville
Diversification Pays Bulloch Big Dividends
Statesboro Georgia May 24 Bulloch county reports last year a six million dollar income from farms shown by federal data The analysis lists hogs cattle chickens eggs hams shoulders sweet potatoes corn watermelons pecans and other farm products with cotton totaling thirty two thousand bales Farmers emphasize dairy cattle poultry hogs and dairy operations while improving education in scientific farming and using minimal hired labor Prospects point to higher agricultural income in the coming year
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Statesboro
Bulloch County
Bulloch
Clearwater FLA Trip Boosts Georgia Editors Florida Ties
A Florida press tour highlights Clearwater as a top business location with a $200000 church project near completion and an $850000 bond issue for city improvements. Georgia editors tour St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay area, praising Florida growth and the Sunshine City hospitality, with Atlant ic Coast Line plans for $12 million in rail expansion and double tracking.
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Clearwater
Tampa
Tampa Bay
Clearwater Beach
West Florida
Florida
D. B. Turner
Bulloch Times
St. Petersburg
Sunshine City
Chamber of Commerce
St. Petersburg Press Association
the Press Association
Paul Poynter
the Times
Frank Fortune Pulver
The
Daily News
Lew B. Brown
Independent
Harold Somers
Tourist News
J. E. Dadswell
Financial Journal
Central ‘Avenue
Boca Geiga Bay
Brumby
Georgia
Florda
Frank” Pulver
the News
Adders
John L. Dobbs
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Florida rail expansion opens routes from Perry to Monticello
James B. Coad praises Henry W. Grady for foresight during Florida rail growth. New lines extend from Jacksonville to Miami with 60 miles of west coast tracking and 180 miles of state routes opening, creating a vast land area and a new short line through central Florida benefiting St. Petersburg.
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Jacksonville
Miami
Florida
Perry, Ga
Monticello
Fla
Middle West
St. Petersburg
James B. Coad
Henry W. Grady
Georgia
Flovda
That Was Strange Nellie Refuses Potatoes
Nellie, taken to lunch by her mother, speaks up when asked why certain people won t eat potatoes. She notes they are all fat already prompting her father Whit to question why potatoes would make them fatter yet. The line ends with Liberty’s record of the remark.
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Nellie
Smith
Early 19th Century Columns Condensed From The Morning Chronicle
The item notes Irving's pen name Jonathan Oldstyle and a Washington column linked to 1802 in New York's Morning Chronicle. It mentions American literary figures and describes birds capable of speech, highlighting yellow wattled black mynas from India as well trained and valuable when young.
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Irving
Jonathan Oldstyle
Washington 'Rying
Morning Chronicle
New York City
India
Nature
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Chas
Magon
Third Street
Macon, GA
Raat
B. Flint, Mich
Marshall Auto Sales Co
Reynolds,Ga
Americus,Ga
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