Courageous Denunciations and Local Outlook From Dooly County
The Vienna News condemns a lynching in Dooly County and notes farmers’ reactions to the 4 A program, while highlighting a small turkey crop and the abundance of Taylor County cured hams. It reports Morgenthau’s view on U S recovery, farm product receipts rising, and wage increases. critiques on local finances and bank notes. Congress’ 840 laws out of 13,000 bills. social comments on lean ministers and editors. praise for Senator Russell and Dick Russell. and stresses prompt debt payment by Taylor County businesses.
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Vienna News
Dooly
Taylor County
Felton Sells Interest in Montezuma Georgian
After years in journalism Jule W. Felton disposes of his share in the Montezuma Georgian to Messrs Perry and Morris welcoming them to the field.
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Jule W. Felton
Messrs
Perry and Morris
Freeman predicts solid South backs Roosevelt at convention
Douglas Southhall Freeman, editor of the Richmond News-Leader and biographer of Robert E. Lee, says the Democratic South will remain united behind Roosevelt at the next Democratic National Convention and in the polls on election day.
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Douglas Southhall Freeman
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Roosevelt
Dawson News Publishes Elaborate Peanut Festival Edition
The Herald congratulates Dawson News for a lavish special edition celebrating Dawson's Peanut Festival. Senator Russell delivered the principal address at yesterday's program during the festival events held this week.
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Dawson News
Dawson
Russell
Economic Recovery Indicators Expected for 1985
The article cites 60 percent employment gains in heavy industries since March 1933, industrial activity at 85 percent of the 1923-25 average in May, and a five percent rise in the first half of 1985 over the prior year. It notes auto production in early 1985 up 35 percent from 1934 and farm income roughly equal to 1934 levels, about a billion more than 1933.
Focus on One Idea to Drive Real Success says expert
A business expert argues that success comes from choosing a single idea and executing it vigorously. He contends that one well worked concept outperforms many ideas left on paper. The emphasis is on decisive action and sustained effort over brainstorming alone.
New Car Models On Display In 1936 Lineup
The 1936 Ford V-8 and Plymouth are on show and have won broad approval. the 1936 Chevrolet will debut this Saturday. Public interest grows as new autos enter the market amid cautious views on looming war between Italy and Ethiopia.
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Chevrolet
Advertising columns reveal town’s mercantile health
The piece argues that a newspaper’s advertising pages reflect local business vigor or decline better than images or city size. It claims readers can deduce whether a town means business or is dormant by scanning ad sections, praising newspapers as accurate civic indicators.
Readjustment demands change not self defense
The text argues that individuals resist disruption and refuse to relinquish old practices, but lasting improvement requires widespread adjustments. It warns that if better times return and people cling to current habits, society risks another severe downturn, since similar causes yield similar results.
Equal Privileges and the Wealth of Ability
The author argues access to privilege should be universal but notes some lack the capacity to use it. Wealth distribution follows natural capacity rather than loot or piracy. Even with equal shares, inequality persists as some handle riches better than others.
Divine Conception and Virgin Birth Name The Saviour
A sermon argues that the divine conception by the Holy Spirit and virgin birth are essential, defining spiritual truths as distinct from natural facts. It asserts Christ’s divinity enables regeneration and eternal life, and contrasts true faith with modernist doubt.
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Christ
God
Heavenly Kingdom
Why Do You Live A Call To Self Inquiry And Kind deeds
A reflective piece urging readers to evaluate life purpose talents and impact on others. It questions whether individuals use light for good and challenges readers to consider how they treat fellow humans, urging daily kind acts and self examination.
Georgia fights for its wild life at state fair exhibit
At the Macon Georgia State Fair an exhibit on wildlife drew attention to fish culture and conservation. The piece argues for responsible wildlife protection, education to curb hunting harm, and the role of fish ponds in Georgians’ lives as a hobby and food source, noting past harm from sport hunting and insect pests.
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Macon
Charlie Morgan Named State Supervisor of Game Protectors
The Macon Telegraph highlights Charlie Morgan of Macon as the new statewide supervisor of game protectors, praising his dedication to restoring bird and wildlife and noting his calm, proper approach to enforcing laws. The exhibit at the fair evidences his enthusiasm for conservation.
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State Department
Charlie Morgan
Macon
Macon Telegraph
Georgia shifts to Roosevelt band wagon in public alignment call
A Winder News editorial urges Georgians to publicly choose sides in politics. It says supporters of Roosevelt and the Democratic party should show loyalty, while those who previously opposed or rode the fence must declare their true alignment.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Winder News
Education Week Observance Calls Parents to Visit Schools
Dawson News notes Education Week from November 11 to 17 and urges citizens to visit schools and participate in activities. It argues many parents rarely visit classrooms and remain unfamiliar with schooling, despite Parent-Teacher Associations striving to connect teachers and families.
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Mary
Johnny
Dawson News
Saving $500 Rates for Safe Marriage Now
A reader argues a young man with $500 saved can safely marry, asserting that savings of that amount enable successful, prudent life choices in today’s economy. The note frames financial readiness as key to stability and responsible decisions.
Bishop Ainsworth Warns Against Self-Importance
Bishop Ainsworth urged humility noting the danger of overestimating one’s own views and resenting others who do not share them. He emphasized we must avoid pride and seek common ground in faith and conduct.
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Ainsworth
Talmadge Opposed by Farmers and Money Interests in Georgia
The Tri-County News argues that Georgia voters face a choice between Governor Talmadge and Roosevelt policies. It portrays Talmadge as a political opportunist, touting support from anti-Roosevelt factions while condemning government spending as waste. It notes farmer dissatisfaction and the appeal of New Deal relief, suggesting Talmadge cannot unite diverse groups. The piece casts doubt on his loyalty and predicts mixed backing from key economic interests.
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