Taylor County 4-H stock team exceeds rivals at Columbus fair
Taylor County 4 H stock judging team placed second to Muscogee County at the Columbus fair with 2047 points, while Chattahoochee, Coweta, and Troup counties posted lower scores. C J McCrary led Tayl or with 702 points, and the squad highlighted Jerseys and Durocs among judged animals. Cecil Parks showed pigs, winning two prize positions.
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Taylor County
Columbus
Muscogee County
Chattahoochee
Coweta
Troup County
Chicago
C. J. McCrary
Howard McCants
Dan Fountain
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey Sons
Jersey
Rhode Island
C. J McCrary
Duroy-Jersey
Cecil Parks
Clu
Pig Club
Ig Club
Cecil
Willi
Talbot Concrete
Traditions of Editor Brown Carried On in Cordele
A Georgia community honors the Brown family who kept the Cordele Dispatch running after editor Charley Brown’s sudden February death. Mrs Brown serves as editor in chief with Allene Brown as managing editor handling ads mail and wire news. The piece notes the family’s steadfast commitment and local pride in Crisp County. The notice ends with an railroad travel pitch from the Southern Railway System.
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Brown
Cordele
Georgia
Cordele Dispatch
Charley Brown
Ernest Camp
Georgian Press Association
Charles, Jr
West Point
Last Bridges Smith Column Before Death Recalls Ed Crimmins Lunch
In this editors note Bridges Smith recounts Ed Crimmins tale of a 16¢ steak lunch with eggs that caught fire, a stray cat stealing the steak, a thrown tumbler shattering a bridal mirror, and an $18 replacement bill. Crimmins laments high living costs and vows no more $18 lunches, hoping for better meals when his family returns.
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Bridges Smith
Everbody
Ed Crimmins
Noisy Puerto Rico urged to curb disturbances and seek peace
A Puerto Rico appeal calls for harsh legal action against growing noise as nervous disorders rise. It warns that city life harms mental health and urges pursuit of inner peace through faith, citing biblical verses to emphasize quietness and spiritual calm.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Earth
Kill the Proposed Amendment to Constitution Relative to Income Taxes
A Georgia editorial argues against a constitutional amendment allowing state income taxes, contending it would consolidate tax power, perpetuate inequality favoring tangible property, and undo limited gains from 1929. It cites the 1922 tax report, court rulings, and expert views to warn of higher burdens on small property owners and the poor.
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Georgia
State Tax Commissioner
General Assembly
Supreme Court of Georgia
Orville A. Park
Where the trouble lies in cotton debt
The Millen News argues cotton prices would let farmers pay debts, but costs for meat hay corn meal flour and market bills push them over. Planting legumes could cut rent and groceries help with milk butter poultry and a garden. Jenkins county lands grow the items worsening the accounts.
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Altho
Jenkins County
Millen News
Georgia Baptists urged to aid Hapeville Orphans Home
An appeal notes the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home at Hapeville supports 300 plus children with no endowment. It seeks donations of cash and surplus supplies from Georgia Baptist churches, proposing carload shipments and December offerings via Sunday Schools to aid the Home.
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Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Hapeville
General Baptist
The
Baptista of Georgia
Association
Georgia
Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home
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