Finance report outlines county cash and obligations October 1 1935
A. M. Halley clerk notes cash on hand 282.77 at Citizens State Bank Reynolds Georgia and 2202.37 due from State Highway Department, totaling 87 351.46 in outstanding warrants and juror scrip. Bonds totaling 19000 absent due. 11000 used for courthouse completion. interest coupons paid. Contact offered for further information. Lethe W T Austin County School Supervisor.
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Citizens State Bank of
Reynolds
State Highway Department
Taylor County
Court House
A. M, Halley
Lethe
Taylor County Grand Jury Praises Schools and Court House Progress
The Grand Jury commends the county superintendent and board for improved school finances and a well-run department of common schools. It notes orderly convict camp conditions, urges a hot water bath system, and calls for jail sewerage repairs and a stove upgrade. It honors Dr. Montgomery on the health board, recognizes Game Commissioner Cravy, and urges strict enforcement of game laws. They propose a majority voting reform, outline road policy using convict labor, and urge suppression of illegal slot machines. Special presentments urge forest protection, soil erosion fight, and court house achievements, praising past and present county officials for building and furnishing a new court house completed in 1935, with gratitude to deceased commissioners Wall and Perkins. Publication requested in The Butler Herald.
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Department of Common Schools
J. F. Helms
Georgia
R. C. Montgomery
County Board of Health
Z. D. Cravy
Board of Toads and Revenues
H. H. Riley
Ilegally
H. G. Eubanks
Panhandle
T. J. Spillers
R. M. Jinks
Otober
Sparior Court
Taylor County Court House
Board of County Commissioners
H. S. Wall
E. C. Perkins
Wm. M Brown
Taylor County
Reas
G. W. Fickling
Wm. M. Brown
Justce
Board of Commissioners
Butler Herald
J. H. Neisler
W. J. Butler
Taylor Superior Court
C. F. McLaughlin
Direct air mail service for Macon discontinued yesterday
Direct air mail service for Macon was discontinued yesterday pending improvement of airport facilities at that point.
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Macon
Chattahoochee Sheriff McGlaun Dies in Columbus Hospital
Columbus Ga Oct 12 J D McGlaun 47 sheriff of Chattahoochee county died Friday at 5 46 am at the city hospital in Columbus after over a year of ill health He was born May 20 1888 and was grandson of David G McGlaun a known county citizen He served about 16 years as sheriff succeeding Bob Barbaree A member of the Cusseta Masonic lodge he was a pioneer in Chattahoochee sports and an educator James J Calhoun noted by older locals also linked to the community.
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Columbus
J. D. McGlaun
Chattahoochee County
David G. McGlaun
James J. Calhoun
Mr. McGlaun
Chattahoochee
Cusseta
Bob Barbaree
McGlain
Masonic Lodge
Rescue Home Fire Destroys Macon Structure for Second Time
For the second time in eight months the Tabernacle Baptist Rescue Home in Bellevue Macon burned Saturday afternoon destroying the nearly complete 18 room building and sheds. A plumber's leaking gasoline torch caused the explosion and rapid fire. Estimated loss 3500 with no injuries reported.
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Tabernacle Baptist Rescue Home
Bellevue
A. C. Baker
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Seven economists form Consumers' Council in Washington
A seven member economists panel, named the Consumers' Council, will begin work to determine if average citizens are paying too much for bread butter meat eggs and other necessities, as part of the administration response to rising living costs.
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Washington
Consumers’ Council
Board of Economists
Modernized White House Kitchen Redesign Unveiled
President Roosevelt may dine hot at his desk thanks to a new warming device in the ultra modern White House electrical culinary center as part of a broader kitchen remodeling. Georgia banking gains 8.7 percent by June compared with 1934, per the FDIC.
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Georgia News Service
Roosevelt
White House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpporation
Georgia
Fulton
Atlanta
Cummon
California
J. W. Burkes
Hudson-Couch Mule Company
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Liberty League
Talmadge
Virginia City
Manufacturers Record
Fred
Federal Land Bank Has Excellent Farm Mortgage System
French Lick Indiana October 8 600 000 farmers own stock in the Federal Land Banks through national farm loan associations with over 100 million dollars in stock. Governor W L Myers of the Farm Administration says the permanent cooperative mortgage system lowers interest rates and extends long terms, aiding farmers nationwide. The system remains cooperative not government owned as farmers gradually regain full ownership. The Farm Credit Administration offers long term and short term credit, plus cooperative marketing and purchasing loans, at low costs aligned with sound practice.
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French Lick
Ind
Federal
National Farm Loan Associations
W. L Myers
The
Farms Administration
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Taim
Pagis
Sysvenauic
Kedesabe Sand Bank Commissioner
Ederal Land Banks
Federal Land Banks
Pulang
Cooperative Federal Land Banks
General Barm Board
Plans pushed to welcome Roosevelt during Thanksgiving week
Atlanta officials announced progress on the Thanksgiving week homecoming for President Roosevelt. General Chairman Erle Cocke said preliminary plans were set, with the finance committee led by Steve Nance confident in raising funds for a speaker's stand at Grant Field and crowd management. Delegations from Georgia and nearby states pledged large turnouts as the president travels to Warm Springs.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Erle Cocke
Steve Nance
Nance
Grant Field
Georgia
Warm Springs
Fitzgerald Girls Hurt in Accident
In Fitzgerald Georgia on October 14 a collision near the city left one Black man dead and six others injured, among them three high school girls Frances Panik Reta Evans and Jean Hilliard, all from prominent families, with facial leg skull and collar bone injuries. The other car carried several Black residents, with two young men John Vickers and James Cato seriously hurt.
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James Cato
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A. M. Halley
Penemiens
Taylor
W. T. Austin
Coker
I Ha
B. W. Hinton
Reynolds, Ga
Texas
Cc. H. Neisler
Chevrolet
Columbus Hospital
Dr. Porter
Federal Land Bank
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