TWISTED OCR GLEANINGS PROMPT FOCUS ON CAMPUS AND CONVENTION
Fragmented text highlights a planned new girls dormitory and roof work at a school alongside a Columbus Georgia women’s convention in spring. It mentions a real estate agent Robert E. Rey, a White Plains police note, and multiple names tied to organizations and events, all with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Ag
Merrell
Barnes
Riston
Rane
White Plains
N. Y
Robert E. Rey
New York City
Benin
Examinations Civil Announces Open Competitive Posts
The commission lists vacancies including junior librarian and library assistant with salaries from 960 to 2800 dollars annually. Positions span Indian field service and farm credit department roles with ranges from 440 to 2800 dollars yearly. Retirement deductions at 3.5 percent apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Coun Eel
Eurey
Washington
Agate Ad
Ee Area
Indian Field Service
Department of the Interior
Farm Credit Administration
Tuni
Tibi
Cley Tokathe
Eschineton
D. O
Great Macon Fair Opens With Water Fowl Show And Royal American
The Macon fair committee announces the event will run this year with the Royal American Show at the fairgrounds. Officials promise a large cattle and poultry exhibit along with a water fowl display and food stands. Visitors will enjoy rides, a barbecue, and performances from midweek through the weekend, with school groups invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravel
Amine
Produete
Middle
Georgia
Macon
Sania
Howe Paren
Ayaa
Consolidation of Highway Staff at Macon Office
At Macon on Oct 8 the Highway Department announced a personnel consolidation. Five members remain in the town office, one transferred from the Atlanta office, and three new staff join. The Gainesville office was moved as part of the reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Devision
Macon
UNCE
Divison
Thomaston
Oat City Park
Force
Dennis
Tow
Erat
Ago
Fice
Shedburn
Endness
Faree
Dlethaney
Atlanta
Main
Gertrude Stetlink Meate Clark
Mary
Gainesville
Georgia Seeks Federal Prison Loan Amid Debt Hurdles
A chaotic report outlines Georgia politicians debating a possible federal loan fund of 3.9 billion dollars to fund prison needs. Advocates argue the plan could relieve penitentiary costs, while constitutional limits on state debt complicate feasibility. The discussion mentions similar programs in Pennsylvania and other states as lawmakers weigh options and potential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Sonmitn
Erie
Pennsylvania
Claug
Sorgin
Courge
Alemends Named to Education Board Appointment Mentioned
A report notes Alemends named on the education board by T Alfriend, a captain, with involvement from the National Education Association. D C committees are cited as active, aiming to advance education policy and state care. The Macon office is referenced in connection with the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemends
ON Education Board
T. Alfriend
National Education, Association, and Superintendent of Schools
Indianapolis
Ind
Association Ien
D. C
Riend
Macon
Tate State
Dexter Woman Dies in Dexter Post Office Shooting
Sheriff reports Mrs. B Burns, wife of a naval stores operator, killed after entering Dexter post office Saturday night. Two men, including W H Adams, are booked in connection with the affair. Witnesses describe a confrontation near the Burns home and a vehicle pursuit ending shortly after the shooting. Mrs. Burns left her two children and husband Mer...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Ee B. Burns
W.H
Adams
Sam
K. Ke
Tomer
Burns
Yar
Group Calls for Revised State School Laws and Support
Citizens urge modified state education statutes and adequate public school funding. The push stresses improved financing for schools and clearer policy.
Georgia receives 10 million fund for road work
The federal highway program approves a 10 million dollar allocation for Georgia to advance road projects. TheGeorgia state agency will sign a preliminary agreement to access the funds and begin construction on selected routes. Details on specific projects remain undisclosed as officials await final federal authorization.
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Hingto
Saumadgessiurtars
Georgia
Iain Pery
Centson Setondary
Cads
Ian
Srouds
Federal
Rraati i
Ind
Iis
Cpa
pNovembers
Savage Eto
Uthorsdeythy
Moinffant
Washington
Atic
Sagan
Seis
Washington Conference Debated on Possible Action
The fragment references a session in Washington discussing potential ratification or action. It mentions a state convention, possible amendments, and immediate effects, with unclear phrases and several garbled terms but focuses on institutional steps toward approval and timing.
Brisk Brevities and Odds Ends From Atlanta to Baxley
A collage of chaotic notes reports vandalism during a parade in Atlanta and mentions local officials, readers, and a purchase of a Biloxi paper by Ben Hardy editor of the News-Gazette. It also notes a public works item of 50 000 dollars and local figures like J Frank Norman, mayor of Moultrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgid
Atliancey
Atlanta
Ben, Hardy
s.Barnes- Tile News-Gazette
Biloxi
Milé
Will Anrove
Andrewe de King
Ain Pid
Dahlonega
Gnealied
Henry
Cai
Sam Jones
Pemets
D W
Aim Intatention
Fortreen
Pearecons
Baxley
Frank Norman Wag
Moultrie
Ealestatn
Public Auction Notice in Georgia Court Proceeding
In Georgia the estate of Harris deceased is to be sold at public bid at the courthouse door on a specified date and time. The administrator and attorney are named, with details of undivided interests and the legal basis from the superior court for the sale under court directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Teave
Peel
Peaches
Harris
W. Wind “Watson
Taylor County
gRechant Bank
Butler
Georgia
Sheriff Sale Notice for 46 Parcel in Taylor County
The sheriff announces a public sale on November 3, 1988 at the courthouse to satisfy a tax lien for the estate of Hrene TM Grav in Taylor County. Property described as lot 46 and containing acres is offered to the highest bidder as the sheriff’s tax execution proceeds. Interstate Bond Company is listed as transferee in the tax execution documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylor
Py 'McGuffin
Letters of Administration in Georgia Probate
The notice seeks appointment of permanent administrator for the estate of Sophie Beeland, late of Taylor County Georgia, with creditors and kin warned to show cause why letters should not be granted. The document also references Edmonson estate support proceedings and related notices filed in 1983, with dates for hearings and official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
E. A. Nelson
Mrk
Sopie
Bééland
Said-Atate
Daconant
Sophie Becton Tolte
Annedt
Jair
Bismission
Ngeorgia
Taylor
Mré
Estate of Mrs M P Williams Deceased
A probate notice announces the estate of Mrs M P Williams is being administered. The document requests creditors to present claims by a specified date and details the appointment of an executor and the publication venue.
Sheriff Sale Notice Prompts Auction of Land Parcel
A clipped notice announces a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in November 1933 with a bid request for a land parcel in Gordon County. The document cites property described as a west of slot and references prior dates and officials, noting a transfer history and county involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Said
Fiofali
Supfin
Incomplete OCR Notice on Bonds and Postponed Measures
Fragmentary excerpt outlines a manager and public notices concerning bonds and securities. It mentions AWARE, Sa de, and a focus on totals and deadlines but the text is garbled with missing words and unclear details.
Marble Monuments and Agency Offer
Fragmentary note describes marble monuments and an agency service. Text mentions age references and payment terms but lacks clear actions or dates. It suggests a sale or offer but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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