Stop the Mediterranean fruit fly alert from Florida to Georgia
The American Legion urges action as the Mediterranean fruit fly spreads from Florida and risks devastating Georgia crops. It describes damage to peaches apples pears plums berries figs grapes and many vegetables and details the adult fly and worm life stages. The State Board of Entomology requests cooperation by examining produce and mailing any insects or worms to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Post 131
Florida
Georgia
State Board of Entomology
Atlanta
Y. W. B. Class Report Picnic and Meeting Reminder
The Y W B class plans a Friday picnic at Cooper's mill after the p m entertainment. Col Marshall spoke on the lesson aim titled Gods low in the heart. Two visitors Miss Katie McCrary and Miss Marie Montgomery attended. Next Sunday is a business meeting before class. all members should attend and hear others. Motto See You Sunday.
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Cooper‘s Mill
Col. Marshall
Katie McCrary
Marie Montgomery
Reynolds School News All Aboard for Sleepyland marks a brilliant year
The operetta by grammar grades closed a bright year at Reynolds R H 8S with striking talent and costumes. Senior Banquet May 24 at Mrs Sealy’s home featured Old Favorites courses and jokes. Commencement May 26 at Reynolds Methodist Church included vows, sermons, solos, and the Gen 12 5 Genesis verse. Graduation May 28 offered diplomas, addresses, and farewell songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepyland
H. K. Sealy
Mary Camp
Reynolds Methodist Church
B. W. Hinton
M. O. Williams
Land of
Canaan
Rev. Williams
Nora Jones
Ft. Valley
F A. Ricks
E. H. Joiner
Ruth Moody
Reynolds City 1929 Bond Tax Due by June First
Tax notice from the City of Reynolds Georgia warns that bond taxes for 1929 are due before June 1. After this date fines will be issued. E. W. Hodges is Clerk and Treasurer.
Sheriff McGuffin Publishes Tax Notice for 1928 Uncollected Dues
Sheriff R P McGuffin announces that all uncollected state and county taxes for 1928 have been placed in his hands. Unless settlement is made before the first levy, protests by advertising will begin immediately after.
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R. P. McGuffin
Texas Wonder Ad For Kidney and Bladder Health
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, back pain, rheumatism, and irregularities. It offers mail order for $1.25 and cites sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St Louis. Sold by druggists.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louis
Fatal crash claims Americus tenant farmer on highway
Americus, Ga May 25 C W Childs a tenant farmer living on the Stackhouse farm near Americus was killed Friday night when his wagon was struck on the Americus Plains highway by a motor car driven by Louis Lizenby of Americus Mrs Lula Childs and their 12 year old son James were injured in the incident authorities said.
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Americus
C. W. Childs
R. P. Stackhouse
Americus Plains
Louis Lizenby
Lula Childs
James Childs
Trip to Magnolia Gardens Described by Milledgeville Guest
A Milledgeville correspondent recounts a Spring 1929 trip to Magnolia Gardens via Augusta and Charleston. She details travel times, hotel experiences at Francis Marion, a 14 mile bus ride to the gardens, and extensive Charleston sightseeing including the Huguenot Church, 700 year old oak, Pink House tavern, Citadel campus, ten churches, Slave Market and Public Market, City Hall portrait of George Washington, the 1703 powder magazine, Planter's Hotel, and the oldest Chamber of Commerce.
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Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
America
Citadel
West Point
George Washington
Planter’s
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Visit to Charleston sights and museum memories
A narrator recalls a trip to Charleston in 1859 noting Vickenburg House Hampton Park cemetery and military academies. They describe Charleston museum exhibits old dresses bustles and a spinning wheel, a visit to Fort Moultrie and a dungeon, a military drill and an army-style dinner, plus travel by boat and long walks back to the dormitory.
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Vickenburg House
Hampton Park
Charleston Museum
Charleston Dry Dock
Charleston Bay
Fort Moultrie
Oscola
Charleston
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Macon
Martin Heath
Homer Beeland
Hinton & Hollis
Guy Windham
Mrs
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Allanta
H. C. Whatley
Thomaston
Wilson Joiner
Albany
John Turk
Canton
Jacob Prager
Mirs
Joe Fenn
Cordele
J. H. Neisler
Miriam Carter
Jeffersonville
Mrs. A. Hicks
Shields
Montezuma
J. H. Brewer
Miss Leach Bryan
Mary Ella Camp
Newnan
Thuesday
Mrs. O. O. Cooper
Wesdames Milkins
Suggs
Clab
W. S. White
Wadley, Ala
E. A. Hollis
C. D. Windham
Blue Diamond, Ky
Doris Newsom
Wesleyan College
Choyce Barrow
Marietta
Shuler Antley
F. A Ricks
Manta
Young Woman's Bible
Hm Methodist Sunday School
Cooper's Mill
E. E. Barrow
Henry Hodges
Lee Breeding
Crawford, Tenn
Emx Hodges
Cora Welton
Iva Bond
Robert
Edgar Whatley
Donald Whatley
Mr. J. T. Sewsom
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Fen
J. T. Mathews
John Cox
Butler
Mesdames Paul Poe
Carl Blair
W. E. Marshall
Sally Woodall
Millen
Reynolds School News
Pat Hodges
Winifred Ruffin
Dick Turk
Phillips Bryan
Martha’ Licks
Oscar Hammock
Paul Williams
R. H
Ruby Byrd
Walter Horton
Lois Horton
Nell Byrd
Lois Newsom
Clarence Barfield
Will C. Sealy
Ruth Hobbs
Tolen Powell
Doris
Lois Newson
Emmie Lee Wainwright
Clifton Hill
Judson Musslewhite
Fred Spooks
J. C. Fuller
Walter Wainwright
McGuffin
Texas
Milledgeville, Ga
Milledgeville
Augusta
Francis Marion Hotel
G. H. Goddard & CO
Reynolds, Ga
Henard
W.L. Powell & Son
Reynolds
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