Kelley Promises Economy Drive If Georgia Governor
Georgia governor candidate Kelley addresses WSB urging board of control power to supervise state expenditures and salaries, reduce overall government duplication, abolish unnecessary offices, and streamline budgeting. He pledges retrenchment over new taxes and supports limiting truck weights to protect highways. He promises a balanced budget and higher education focus.
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Kelley
WSB
Georgia
Board of Control
Mr. Kelley
Mr. H. J. Garrett Visits City and Is Welcomed
The Herald notes the fall and recent recovery of H. J. Garrett of Charin I mmunity from a prolonged illness. He spent weeks outdoors, attended church, and visited Butler for the first time in nearly two years, appearing more active and healthier than expected.
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Mr. H. J. Garrett
Herald
Garrett
Butler
McLaughlin Hears Carter Injunction Plea
Judge R McLaughlin heard a petition for an injunction to stop the International Berta from obtaining Taylor county property tied to a deed. Mrs. A M Carter, represented by CG W Foy, argued the debt backing the deed had been paid. Little Powell Goldstein and Joe Brown represented the company. decision reserved until Monday.
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Columbus
R McLaughlin
Superior Sure
International Berta
Taylor County
A. M. Careter
CG. W. Foy
Auster
Little, Powell
Castellow Radio Address Appeals for Honest Service
Americus mayor introduces B T Castellow who delivers a radio speech from WENC in Americus to the Third District. He vows to campaign end via radio, urges economy, cites Washington and public credit, and discusses world population contrasts, urging voters to back his candidacy.
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Hollis Mort
Americus
B. T. Castellow
WENC
Third
Georgia
National Congress
United States
Snamchis
Ion
Ebert
Massachusetts
George Washington
China
India
Ita
Russia
Coates Motorcade Heralds Hawkinsville Welcome to Congressional Candidate
A motorcade of over two hundred Hawkinsville citizens, largely ladies, extended a cordial reception to Hon. Howard E. Coates. In Butler he addressed Taylor County voters urging support for his Congressional bid on September 14. Walters Steed and J. J. Whitfield lauded Coates’ qualifications, noting his long public service and local ties.
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Howard E. Coates
Hawkinsville
Butler
Coates
Taylor County
Congress
Walter E. Steed
J. J. Whitfield
Pulaski County
Mercer University
Whitfield
Mercer
Washington
E. B. Lewis
Lewis
Washon
Legislaor
Htis
Planters Bank
Chatham Bank & Trust Comany
Mr. Coates
Southern Railroad
Coates Aga
Nix to Speak at Courthouse in Butler Today
The voters of Taylor county are urged to hear Abit Nix of Athens speak at 11 oclock at the Butler courthouse as part of the gubernatorial campaign. The candidate is praised for character, public service, and qualifications, with support noted from newspapers and voters as the September 14 primary approaches.
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Nix
Butler
Taylor County
Court House
Abit Nix
Athens
Georgia
Pple
University of Georgia
He Annes
University of Reins Law School
Harvard‘law School
First Baptist Church of
Young Men's, Christian Association
City of
Mercer University
Rome
Luty Cobb Institute
Georia State Teachers College
Judements
Isaah and the Crisis in Judaic Leadership
The lesson traces Isaah 788 to 678 B C focusing on Jerusalem and Judah amid crisis. It notes Isaah as a cultured prophet son of Amoz who began under Uzziah and prophesied through Jotham Ahaz and Hezekiah, witnessing Jerusalem’s worst conditions during court life and the rise of corrupt land concentration amid prosperous times.
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Isaah
Moses
Jerusalem
Judah
Amoz
Uzziah
Jotham
Ahaz
Hezekiah
Egypt
Uzaiah
Poultryman A. E. Guinn Honored on State Committee
A. E. Guinn of the county is named along with J. H. Wood of Athens and J. J. Harris of Pelham to serve in an advisory capacity with the Extension Division of the State College of Agriculture. The appointment recognizes his leadership in poultry and the high regard for his expertise within the industry.
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Board of Regents
J. Phil Campbell
State College of Agriculture
A. E. Guinn
J. H. Wood
Athens
J. J. Harris
Pelham
Guinn
Herald
Sidion
Traylor
Bes
Local School Opens Next Monday With Record Attendance
A large student body of over 400 children will parade to the hall and begin the nine month school term next Monday, September 1st. Prof. Chas R Brown will lead. Opening exercises at 9 45 in the auditorium will include speeches and an outline of the year’s work.
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Butler School
Chas, R. Brown
Brown
Flying Squadron aids Kelley in Georgia governor race
Lawrenceville friends H F Wilson B F Wilson and F I Wilson say they belong to a 100-county Flying Squadron visiting communities to drum up support for Hon. John I. Kelley. They report Kelley will fly across the state aboard a Blevins Aircraft Corp plane in a three day tour ending with a statewide rally at the City Auditorium in Atlanta on Tuesday night September 18.
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H. F. Wilson
B. F. Wilson
F. I. Wilson
Lawrenceville
John I. Kelley
Kelley
Flying Squadron
Giwinnett County
Blevin's Aircraft Corporation
Aer & Me
Sereneen
City Auditorium
Atanta
Hawkinsville Legion Endorses Coates for Congress
The John W. Holt Post American Legion in Pulaski County GA unanimously urged voters in the Third Congressional District to support Howard E. Coates of Hawkinsville. The resolution cites his veterans advocacy, unpaid service to ex service members and dependents, and readiness to aid them in Congress, signing by commander Abram Cook and post officers.
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Hawkinsville
Ional
John W. Holt
American Legion
Pulaski County
Third
Howard E. Coates
Hawkinaville
Co. Ee
Howard J. Coates
Congress
Ocmulgee River
Howard Coates
Coates
Howard
Abram Cook
Post
Amexi& Masehvont Pibahoa Grticee
Evan
W. J. Meise
Adltnee
G. T. Burrows
Taylor County Fair Date Set by Committee
Taylor County sets its county fair for September 29 and 30 in Butler with livestock and produce exhibits. 4-H members and adults plan entries including swine cattle poultry and corn exhibits. Prizes range up to four dollars per class with scholarships and seedling prizes, funded by admission fees and county support.
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Gorton
Butler
Poland
Jersey
Barred Rocks
Rhode
Island
Agricultural Board
Corn Club
Noultry
Taylor County
G. W
Anderath
W. A, Lundy
County
Stanford Sermons Draw Crowds In Butler Baptist Series
Rev J H Stanford of Cusseta preaches to large morning and night congregations at the Butler Baptist church in a week long series begun Sunday night. Services run 10 to 11 am and 7 45 to 8 45 pm with strong support from other denominations and the public. Dr and Mrs Eli Garrett move into a new brick bungalow today after losing their home in a recent fire.
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J. H. Stanford
Cussetta
Butler
the Baptist Church
0. H Dunn
Eli Garrett
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Wdge McClauglin
Carter
IB. T. Castellow
Ledges
Third District
American Legion Post
Ceates