Dr J M Dawson Praised in National Broadcast Review
In Macon, Dr J M Dawson of Waco Texas, leading a First Baptist revival, was one of six American ministers chosen by March of Time to respond to President Roosevelt. He lauded the New Deal recovery program while urging broader social control and a Mind of Christ guiding individual responsibility ethical conduct and humanitarian rights.
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Roosevelt
March of Time Magazine
National Broadcasting
J. M. Dawson
Waco
Tex
Macon
The
Telegraph
Dawson
England
Christ
Georgia farm income forecast totals 200 million dollars
Atlanta October 26 W L Stone director of the state bureau of markets predicts 1985 Georgia farm income at 200 million dollars with cotton bringing 96 million and corn leading tobacco at 22 million. He notes larger cities rely on agricultural prosperity and cites freight costs and by products fees as part of the gains.
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Atlanta
W. L. Stone
State Bureau of Markets
Georgia
Stone
Market Bureau
Aples
North
Stene
Brooklyn man killed in Houston county crash near Perry
A Brooklyn, New York man, San Landau, 30, carnival concessionaire, died after a solo sedan fire in Houston county near Perry. His associate Edward Horowitz, also from Brooklyn, was hospitalized in Macon with serious burns after the collision with a light truck driven by J M Macey of Macon. Horowitz survived the crash and was treated, with physicians hopeful for recovery. Macey escaped injury. An inquest will absolve Macey of blame.
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Macon
Perry
Houston County
San Landau
Carnival Concessionnaire
Edward Horowitz
Macon Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hawkinsville
J. M. Macey
Landau
Horowitz
Macey
Chevrolet to Display New Cars Saturday Week
Chevrolet announces the 1936 models will be shown this Saturday November 2 with all plants back to full operation. Dealers nationwide ready to take orders as production increases 25 percent to meet brisk November December demand.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
W. E. Holler
Mr. Holler
Detroit
Gas fumes kill two Blackshear boys. brother gravely ill
In Blackshear Georgia on Monday two Johnson boys aged six and eight died after crawlling into a storage tank while their brother Robbie, the oldest, is critically ill. Fire and medical crews were called to the Johnson home as gasoline truck operator N E Woodwand reported the tragedy.
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Blackshear
Gene
William Johnson
Robbie Johnson
A. J. Johnson
N. E. Woodwand
Johnson Home
Johnson
Statesman Ownership Ties Officials to Governor Talmadge
A statement of ownership shows Governor Talmadge and numerous state officials hold stock in the Statesman, a weekly publication where the governor edits and shares political views. Listed stockholders include Eugene Wilburn, Z D Gravey, J B Daniel, Tom Davis, Ben Huiet, Tom Linder, M D Collins, and others from state boards and the governor’s staff.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Statesman
Eugene Wilburn
State Highway Board
Z. D. Gravey
J. B. Daniel
Tom Davis
Ben Huiet
Public Service Commission
Tom Linder
Federal Home Loan Bank System aids millions in Georgia homes
Erle Cocke, state director of the National Emergency Council for Georgia, says about 3.5 million families are obtaining home loans from member institutions of the Federal Home Loan Bank System. He noted the system has made definite headway toward its objectives in the three years since its late 1930s debut.
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
Erle Cocke
National Emergency Council For
Georgia
Fort Valley Booms With New Homes And Plant Projects
Fort Valley experiences a major building surge highlighted by J. D. Duke’s two story brick residence H. H. Wafer’s mercantile building and a Fort Valley Normal and Industrial School project priced at about 50000 dollars. The Duke house sits on a broad lot amid a planned landscape featuring numerous southern tree varieties including older cedars from generations past.
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Fort Valley
J. D. Duke
H. H. Wafer
Mr. Duke
Macon County weekly paper sold to new management
The Citizen-Georgian of Macon County was purchased this week by Mc Kenzie Perry of Oglethorpe and Clyde Morris of Vienna, with J C Cox remaining as assistant business manager. Perry is Mercer trained and editor. Morris has banking and refinery experience. The paper will be published weekly in Montezuma.
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Montezuma
Macon County
Jule W. Felton
McKenzie Perry
Oglethorpe
Clyde Morris
Vigana
Perry
Mercer University
Mercer Cluster
Blue Key
Tribune
Morris
Rome
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Rockmart
Newnan
Georgia Engineering Company
St. Petersburg
Sinclair Refining Co
Vienna
J. C. Cox
Montezuma Kiwanis elects new officers in meeting
Montezuma Kiwanis Club elected R. C. Collier as president succeeding Dr. R. H. Saunders. Felder Frederick became first vice president, C. T. Harden second vice president, with D. C. Smith and others named as directors and officers. An inter club meeting with Americus is planned for Nov. 8. Visitors at luncheon included Sam Leonard Mike Holloway Phil Jones C. C. Haslam Otis Ogburn and Harry Myers.
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Montezuma
R. C. Collier
Montezuma Knitting Mill
Montezuma Kiwanis Club
Collier
R. H. Saunders
Felder Frederick
C. T. Harden
J. S. Croxton
D. C. Smith
Fred Adams
B. F. Neal
Carl DeVaughn
W W. Guy
Ed M. McKenzie
Charles Perry
Americus Club
Americus
Sam Leonard
Mike Holloway
Phil Jones
C.C. Haslam
Marshallville
Otis Ogburn
Hicks
Harry Myers
Georgia Gas Tax Reaches New High for Ten Months
Georgia gasoline tax receipts through October 25, 1985, rose to a record level, totaling 12.92 million dollars. Wm. B. Harrison announced the six cent per gallon levy produced 1.27 million dollars more than the previous year, with 198510 month collections surpassing 1934 figures.
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Georgia
Wm. B. Harrison
Aptecles General
Pastor Accepts Montezuma Call in Georgia
Rev. Marshal Nelms leaves Hartwell after seven years to become pastor of the Baptist church in Montezuma Georgia. He succeeds Rev. B E Donehoe who moved to Waycross Central Baptist. The Nelms family plans to arrive in November with their daughter Susie, a Bessie Tift freshman.
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Montezuma
Marshal Nelms
Hartwell
B. E. Donehoe
Central Baptist Church
Waycross
Nelms
Susie Nelms
Bessie Tift College
Americus College Campus to Be Beautified This Year
Americus Georgia Southwestern College plans campus improvements funded by a government grant of over 1800 dollars. Part of the Southwestern farm will join the campus and two tennis courts plus a cement walkway will be built. The college will contribute 600 dollars. work to start within weeks.
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Americus College
Americus
Georgia Southwestern College
Southwestern
State school receives 36,400,000 in 10 months
Atlanta Ga Oct 28 A new allotment to the state s common schools for a 10 month period was approved when Governor Talmadge signed a requisition turning 248 552 0p over to Dr M D Collins state superintendent of schools. This brings the total paid the schools this year to 6 400 000. A total of only 5 820 000 was paid last year. The high for a full year is 7 164 000 which was paid in 1981. The funds from the state gas tax will go toward teachers salaries.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
M. D. Collins
Regional meeting set for Georgia Vegetable Growers in Valdosta
The Georgia Vegetable Growers Association schedules November 2 to 21 for a regional meeting in Valdosta. The event aims to gather hundreds of South Georgia truck growers to study obstacles to commercial truck growing, new onion varieties, crop financing, and Georgia's expanding lant industry. All truck growers in South Georgia are invited, regardless of GVGA membership.
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Georgia Vegetable Growers Association
Valdosta
South Georgia
Georgia
Friendship Baptist association closes 77th Ellaville session
Ellaville Ga Oct 24 The two day meeting of the Friendship Baptist association ends its 77th session after a report on law enforcement and tributes to departed ministers. Attendance today was smaller than yesterday when about 1200 people filled the venue. Rev Louie Newton of Druid Hills Atlanta spoke on the work of the Georgia Baptist hospital.
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Ellaville
Friendship Baptist Association
Louie Newton
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Atlanta
Southeastern Peanut Festival Opened at Dawson
The Southeastern Peanut Festival opened in Dawson for a week of programs elevating peanuts beside peaches apples and cotton. Senators Russell and Bankhead and Congressman Castellon were invited to speak on peanut farming with General Manager A E Gibson noting speakers would arrive Wednesday.
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Dawson
Richard B. Russell, Jr
B.T. Castellon
A. E. Gibson
Albany
Russell
Gibson
John Bankhead
Alabama
Senator George Sees Peace After National Postmasters Session
Senator George told delegates at the National League of District Postmasters convention in Atlanta that America has achieved an even temper and will not send men to foreign wars again. The item notes other brief local notices and trivia from Georgia.
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Georgia News Service
George
National League of District Postmasters
Atlanta
America
Waycross
United States
Georgia
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria
The tonic combines quinine and iron to destroy malaria infection and strengthen blood. It is advertised as safe and pleasant to take for all ages. Available in two sizes, 50c and $1, offered by drug stores with the $1 bottle containing more value.
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Grove
Remembering a farm pony and his long service to a family
On June 17, 1914 a pony joined the Peed farm in Taylor county. He aged from black to iron gray and served as a family companion and vehicle from church to mill to market. At ten he canvassed for Henry Ford, then with Ford’s arrival retired to farm life until he died October 4 after twenty one years of faithful work. Written by L. T. P.
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L. A
L. A. Peed
L. 'l. Peed
Taylor County
Henry Ford
Butler
Public sale near Taylor County court house
J B Downs as Receiver of the First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia will sell at public outcry before Taylor County court house during legal hours on Tuesday November 6 1985 the one fifth interest of John Nelson in a large land tract in Taylor County Georgia described as the south halves of lots 192 and 206 the north half of lot 205 and the whole of lot 193 totaling about 506 1 2 acres plus related debt of 487 95 with 8 percent interest renewal of an earlier note The sale secures a $892 debt and is governed by a 1928 deed of trust recorded in Book S page 83.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Superior Court
John Nelson
First National Bank of
Reynolds
J. B. Downs
First National Bank
Court House
First National Bank of Reynolds
Miller & Lowrey
Two fresh court chapters in Rome bank holdup case
Georgia inmates Leland Harvey and Aubrey Smith, described as premier jailbreak ers, await a new trial ordered by Federal Judge E Marvin Underwood after a bank messenger holdup in Rome last year.
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Leland Harvey
Aubrey Smith
Georgia
E. Marvin Underwood
Rome
Public sale to settle mortgage on Taylor County land
Under a power in a deed, the estate of Ogalla Childree and W J Mullins will be sold at public outcry before the Taylor County courthouse door on November 5 1936. The tract is off the west half of lot 128 in the 18th District, about 14 acres. Debt totals $242.22 plus interest from May 7 1929, secured by a note of $200 dated September 14 1920. The Bank of Reynolds as receiver is the owner.
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Superior Court
Taylor County
Hook
Deqii
Childree
W. J. Mullins
Mary L. Hollis
First National Bank of
Reynolds
Georgia
B. Downs
Ocalla Childree
Ogalla Childree
J. B. Downs
First National Bank of Reynolds
Miller & Lowrey
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DR. Dawson
James Ethridge, Jr
Montezuma Club
Baptist
Georgia Prison Commission
Robert Riley
Walter Cutcliffe
Leroy Robertson
Decatur
Alabama Supreme Court
Neice
Eva Robertson Baxter
Griffin
Associated Press
L. W. Eberhart
Maysville
University of Georgia
Sea Georgia Bar Association
Lloyd Line
Havana
Nassau
Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett
John
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Cherry St
Texas
C. H. Neisler
Reynolds, Ga
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