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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1930

Page

15

Weekend crashes claim twelve lives in the south

Over the weekend motor mishaps in the south claim twelve lives. Other items cover corporate mergers in Columbus, a bankruptcy injunction for J. J. Williams, a fatal Pike county farm accident, a hospital-bound W. T. Ward, college gifts from 8 C Dobbs, and various local and state updates including crime trials, infrastructure talks, census results, and postal appointments.

South Columbus Electric and Power Company The Gas Power Co Columbus

Brown to Oppose Talmdge in Georgia Governor Race

Atlanta details show J J Brown former Agriculture commissioner entered the race against Eugene Talmadge and others as the State Democratic Executive Committee set qualification rules. Indications point to a plan by Maddox and Nunn affiliated group to back a new governor candidate while Parker declared for state comptroller.

Atlanta J.J. Brown Georgia Eugene Talmadge Democratic Executive Committee Bessie Anderson Democratic Party G. H. Maddox A. Nunn State Committee Mr. Maddox Mr. Nunn H. C. Parker W. B. Harrison B M. Bullard John Holder J. A .Perry R. B. Russell, Jr ED. Rivers J. J. Flynt Griffin Judge Barnesville N. M. Ballard N. R. Broyles W. F. Jenkins Court of Appeals Samuel Atkinson Price Gilbert Superior Court W. J. Spear Hal M. Stanley Commerce G. A Johns M. D. Collins Fairburn Campbell ‘County M. L. Duggan

Mother dies saving two children near Conyers

Conyers Georgia May 23 Mrs Rosser Palmer 45 died rushing to save two of her four children when their stalled car on a grade crossing was struck by a passenger train. Eugene Farmer 12 drove the vehicle and survived. Mrs Palmer’s act followed by a collision with the locomotive.

Conyers Gai Rosser Palmer Farmer San

Peach buyers descend on Macon as industry hubs form

Macon becomes national peach industry headquarter as buyers flood in by train. Gentile Brothers set up offices at Hotel Dempsey while chiefs and associates from New York Cincinnati and local firms arrive, signaling formal headquarters and ongoing arrivals this week.

Macon Gentile Brothers Hotel Dempsey Fred O “Frey Lawrence Joseph Gentile, Sr Fred Eckels John Nix and Company Ew York Frank Palmisino Cincinnati Lawrence Godwin F. EB. Godfrey The Dempsey

Southern states plan to raise civic spending in 1930

Atlanta May 25. Southern cities plan to spend 1 770 993 668 this year on civic improvements. The Southern City magazine says 197 southern cities allocate 77 825 242.45 for airports sewers and street work. Georgia contracts total 133 949 000 in building and engineering work last month.

Atlanta Savannah Columbus Brunswick i Dodge Corporation Georgia

Atlantic Gulf canal eyed in Georgia talks at Waycross and Thomasville

The proposed inland waterway would run from Cumberland Sound to St George Sound via the St Marys River Kefenokea Swamp and the Suwanee, about 200 miles. It aims to link the Atlantic and Gulf to boost Georgia's commerce and connect into a national inland water system.

Georgia Jin Mensinga Waycross Thomasville Cumberlaind Sound St. Mary’s River Kefenokea Suwanee River Florida St. George's Sound Atlantic

Parker enters Georgia race for Comptroller General

Atlanta on May 24 Homer C Parker adjutant general of Georgia military forces announced his candidacy for Comptroller General subject to the Democratic primary on Sept 10 He plans to open campaign HQ in an Atlanta hotel on June 10 and assemble a campaign committee of 1000 men and 500 women He pledged to pursue strict economy in state government operations

Atlanta Homer C. Parker Georgia Saturda Parker

Parker Promises Budget Cuts and Local Tax Reform

Georgia candidate pledges substantial reductions in operating expenses and to avoid using the Governor's contingent fund. He urges local county officials to collect special taxes, arguing locals can do so more economically. He vows fair treatment for all and a square deal for big and small taxpayers alike while denying financial aid from any outside sources.

Parker State Capitol State House Georgia

Sale of Power Firm Confirmed in Georgia

Albany GA May 23 The Baker County Power Company properties were bought by Georgia Power Company for 950000 in cash under a consent decree signed by Judge B G Gardner in Mitchell Superior Court at Camilla Thursday The Baker County Power Company serves Baker Mitchell Early Calhoun and Colquitt counties It belonged to the W B Forshay company of Minneapolis and receivers were named after its failure to manage power interests

Albany Baker County Power Company Georgia Power Company B. G. Gardner Mitchell Superior Court Camilla Baker Mitchell Early Calhoun Colquitt W.B. Forshay Company Minneapolis

Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold

Wartime ad urges men to beware rats at the front and in homes. It promotes RAT SNAP insecticide in three sizes 85c 65c and M25, sold by Butler Li Co in Butler Ga and Hy J Porter's Jug Store Butler Ga.

Europe Butler Li Co Ter Hy J. Porter Butler, Ga

Harris Announces Candidacy for Third Term in Georgia

Georgia politics heated as Senator W J Harris, already in his second term, announces renomination bid in the Democratic primary set for September 10 1930. Rumors from Atlanta of former Governor John M Slaton entering the race persist while Harris cites his Senate record and committee leadership to seek voter support. The declaration accompanies an open letter to Georgia voters and the filing deadline approaches June 8.

John M Slaton S. 8. Bennett Quitman U. 58 Senate Wm. J. Hervis Thos. W Hardwick Wahington U. S W. J. Harris Georgia Harris Congress Hme Self Bessis Anderson Atlanta Democratic John M. Slaton People of

Negro girl wins speaking contest and gets $1 prize

Curtis Miller, a Negro student at Far Wall High and Industrial School, won the regional oratorical contest at Columbia, D. C., advancing from county and state levels. Daughter of farmer Miller near Ft. Valley, she earned a $1 prize and moves toward the national competition if she qualifies.

Macon Curtis Miller Far Wall High Industrial’ ‘School Fridnight Columbia D. C Seh South Oni Miller Ft. Valley The Negro Elks Lodge

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