Community Notices From Turner Chapel Area
Turner Chapel and Mrs Walter Horton returned home after visiting Lorena Spillers. Mr and Mrs Will Horton and children spent Sunday with Dan Nori Spillers. Miss Catherine Wainwright was Friday guest of Mise Mozelle Rogers. Mrs Effie Windham and children were Saturday guests at Thomaston. Mr Jack and Mrs B B Spillers visited Elbert Posey. Lokie Rogers and children were Tuesday guests of Mrs Frank Bone. Catherine Wainwright stayed with sister Mrs Tommy Cases. Ira Hobbs of Reynolds visited Mrs Arch Windham. Prayer services at the home of Mrs Sammy Carpenter. Mrs R A Spilers was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs G R Rogers.
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Walter Horton
Lorena Spillers
Will . Horton
May
Dan Nori Spillers
Elo
Catherine Wainwright
Mise Mozelle Rogers
Effie Windham
Thomaston, Incar
Gor. Royore
Moore
Taylor Mill
Hobbs
Jack
B. B. Spillers
Elbert Posey
Lokie Rogers
Frank Bone
Tommy Cases
Pace One Beners Second Congressional Run Details
Beners Pace sought the 1916 congressional seat against Castellow, after a prior 11 000 vs 18 000 vote result. He backed a county unit system and government budget measures, helped stabilize Americus finances, and pushed reforms including abolishing county purchasing and merging tax offices. A civic leader in Americus Sumter County, he served in both Georgia houses, led local groups, and fought in the Mexican border period. He married Grace Ragan in 1916 and has two children Martha and Steve Jr.
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Beners
Pace
Congress
Castellow
Americus
Georgia
Sumter County
Americas
Southwestern Circuit Bar Association
Americus Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
State's Next First Lady Returns to Her School
Lakeland Ga Sept 14 The next first lady of Georgia returns to Lakeland public school to teach sixth grade after a leave to aid her husband in the governor race. Mrs E D Rivers promises to continue teaching until Atlanta then visit from the governor’s mansion.
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Lakeland
Georgia
Lakeland Public School
E. D. Rivers
Mt Husband
L. L. Patten
Covernor
Ten-church association reports growth at Mt Orjah in Muscogee
Marion county Bethel Mt Nebo Prosperity Bethlehem Taylor county figure the largest gain in membership with Mt Orjah church reporting 16 new members received on profession of faith since the last negotiation Lane. Visiting preachers include Elders Williamson Cochran Grimes Mann Hornsby Sheffield and others from Alpharetta Atlanta Tallassee Miami.
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Marion County
Bethel
Mt. Nebo
Prosperity
Bethlehem
Taylor County
Mt. Orjah
Muscogee County
Lane
Williamson
Roberta
Cochran
Eldera Elzie
Joe Bryant
Grimes Alpharetta
Rattle Snake With Plenty Of Rattles Found
In Oglethorpe and Montezuma residents discuss a rattlesnake Sam Harp found on Flint River while chasing stray dogs last week. He claimed the reptile had 36 rattles, prompting debate over an old theory that snakes gain a rattle for each year of life.
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Oglethorpe
I Montezuma
Sam Harp
Flint River
Rountree Spends $1329 in Primary Campaign
Atlanta editor C D Rountree reported expenditures of 1329.91 from personal funds in his Sept 9 Democratic primary bid for the public service commission. The Wrightsville editor disclosed the sworn statement today following an unsuccessful campaign.
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Atlanta
Leading Georgia Citizen Appeals to Company in Letter
A prominent resident from a Georgia town writes to a company, urging action on local concerns. The letter requests fair treatment, timely service, and support for community projects, signaling a push for cooperative remedies and civic partnership.
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Georgia
Maine Election Signals Democratic Parade Begin
The Maine results show Republicans narrowly ahead, with a Democratic party official calling the outcome grati fying and predicting a nationwide Democratic wave in November. Senator Harrison notes the Maine vote as proof of public support despite heavy GOP spending and Liberty League money.
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Maine
James A. Barley
du Pont-Morgan
Liberty
du Pont
Liberty League
Georgians vote on old age pension amendment debate
Discussion of a proposed constitutional amendment to grant Georgians old age pensions. Rivers seeks rest and mentions plans to travel to north Georgia. Cox, vice chairman of the DNC speakers bureau, wins reelection in a primary that boosted Rivers and Russell. Reid, Atlanta lawyer and Rivers’s friend, is part of a law firm and classmate at Young Harris College. The state convention and chairman name party members as old age pensions preoccupies Rivers's gubernatorial campaign chatter.
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Rivers
North Georgia
Cox
Democratic National Committee
Russell
Reid
Atlanta
Young Harris College
Little, Powell, Reid and Goldstein
Georgia
Taylor County Fair plans October exhibits at county fair
No. 3 Mise One urges community booths at the Taylor County Fair opening October 7. Exhibits include canned foods sewing cakes crafts flowers and farm produce. Prizes total 50 for community booths with ribbons for individuals. Articles may travel to Columbus and Macon for money prizes if exhibits are outstanding. Women’s Club members to supply materials and NYA relief workers to assist building shelves.
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Columbus
Macon
NYA
Taylor County
Butler
Farm Land for Sale Near Joens Mill Henry Place
Farm containing 405 acres for sale at 2.00 per acre. Located near a paved road a short distance from Joen's mill and known as the Henry place. Discount for cash but terms are red. For further information write S C Chafin McDonough Georgia.
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Joen’s Mill
Henry Place
S. C. Chafin
T McDonough
Victory dinner for Georgia nominees in Atlanta tomorrow
Atlanta, Ga. Sept 16 A victory dinner for the successful Democratic primary nominees will be held at the Ansley Yoof garden next Friday night with United States Senator Walter F. George as the principal speaker. Alton Cogdell announced the event along with Governor-elect Rivers and other winners, while the Democratic national committee members in Georgia will participate. Cogdell acts as toastmaster. The primary produced 891,148 votes, a rise of over 40 percent from 1926, with Governor Talmadge’s 134,448 votes surpassing his 116,381 tally in 1932. Senator Russell’s 256,718 votes marked his largest primary total to date, nearly eclipsed by later returns.
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Atlanta
Ansley ‘Yoof
United States
Walter F. George
Alton Cogdell
Americaa
United States Housing Administration
R. B. Russell
RE. D. Rivers
Democratic National Committee
Georgia
Cogdell
Talmadge
Russell
John B Wilson
George
Charles R. Crisp
Americus
Farmers Urged to Boost Soil Conservation Payments in County
Taylor county farmers still have time to plant soil conserving crops and adopt practices to increase soil building payments under a new agricultural conservation program. County Agent G. C. Daniel notes payments depend on land classed as conserving or neutral and actions like terracing sowing legumes and applying soil amendments before Oct 31.
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Taylor County
G. C. Daniel
Sudan
Daniel
Easy way to add weekly income for salesmen
A promotional line suggests salesmen can boost weekly earnings with an easy method. It references Metropolitan Mutual Benefit Corporation and Citizens Bank Building in Wilmington Delaware as the corporate and location anchors.
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Metropolitan Mutual Benefit Corporation
Citizens Bank
Wilmington
Delaware
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Ira Hobbs
Reynolds
Arch Windham
Sammy Carpenter
R. A. Spilers
G. R. Rogers
Pace One
Grace Ragan
Hawkinsville
Martha
Steve, Jr
Rountree
The
Georgia Power Company
Namie
Manhattan Shirt Company
Oberman and Company
Wham and Company
Muscogee Handle Company
Monticello Canning Company
L. and H. Manufacturing Co
Monarch Wine Company
Abel Ice Company
Canada Dry Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Globe Union Mfg. Co
Home Ice Company
Rodgers Hosiery Company
Royal Manufacturing Co
Americus Thomson
Monticello Cochran
Atlanta Griffin Atlanta
Albany Atlanta Griffin
Athens
Washington
Industrial Department
Paye
U. S
Walter George
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