State destroys 1500 gallons milk cargo from Carolina
Atlanta Commissioner of Agriculture Tom Linder said inspectors seized a truck carrying more than 1400 gallons of milk from Lexington North Carolina to the Augusta area without a permit. The milk was discolored with dye and destroyed under the 1929 sanitation law to prohibit milk imports from states with looser regulations.
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Atlanta
Tom Linder
North Carolina
Augusta
Lexington
N. C
Linder
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Tax Levy for Taylor County in 1941
The Taylor County Commissioners set the 1941 tax rate in a regular September 2 1941 meeting. J R Cooper as chairman R L Swearingen and W M Brown as commissioners and L P Anthony as Clerk certify the rate.
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Taylor County
Commis
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Georgia
J. R. Cooper
R. L. Swearingden
W. M. Brown
L. P. Anthony
L. P, Anthony
Reynolds High School First Graduates Remembered in 1909
A review of Reynolds High School current and former students highlights the 1909 first graduating class and 311 total diplomas, noting alumni achievements in medicine nursing teaching skilled trades farming and business. It honors notable graduates such as Dr. W. C. Sealy and Mary Anita Marshall and cites staff and defense program contributions.
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Marie Barrow
Clara Musslewhite Wales Ingram
Elam Griffith
Reynolds High School
Coleman Institute
W. C. Sealy
Duke Hospital
Durham
N. C
Phillips Bryan
Hollis
Cooper
Shell
Ricks
Joiner
Edward Hobbs
U. S. Navy Yards
Portsmouth
Studying Tips For Exam Success From The Editor
The article offers practical study advice from ten years of experience. It urges reading with heart, fixed study hours, reviewing prior lessons, surveying material, and concentrating by reading aloud. It also recommends creating a schedule and warns against overwork with the line All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
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Jack
Rumors and Notes From a Local High School Scene
Gossip notes reveal students teasing about time dances and visitors. A junior signs a bittersweet note on enduring love. Conversations hint at changing social calls, nicknames, and dating costs in Port Arthur Texas.
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Elie
Anne
Katherine
Ann Howard
Ann
Appendix
Port
Arthur, Tex
Reynolds High School Masses for Winter Athletics Association
A suggestion urges forming an athletic association at Reynolds High School to boost enthusiasm for basketball tennis football and volleyball. The piece calls for regular meetings officers and town support to elevate athletics to scholastic standards ahead of a new gym.
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Reynolds High School
Reynolds
David Montfort
First Grade Impressions and Schoolyard Tricks
The article recalls initial year observations in the first grade with more girls than boys and confident newcomers. It notes stray barbering at recess and a girl reading a WPA sign aloud with help from Mrs. Ogburn who corrects the scene with a polite stop.
An Anecdote of a Boy and a Split Cat
A boy Bob Swearingen and his mother each claimed half of a cat. After warnings and whippings they agreed the cat would be divided by end rather than cut. One day the boy stepped on the tail and his mother cried out, he replied I stepped on my end and your end hollered.
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Mr. Bob Swearingen
Mr. Bob
Bob
Salute To The RAF Lads In Blue And Valor
Poem praising Royal Air Force courage during night battles. The author Patricia V. Fuller salutes the airborne defenders with lines about anti-aircraft flares, machine guns, and the rallying cry V for Victory. The verse honors democracy’s defender and the pilots’ steadfast watch in perilous hours.
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R.A.F
Tenth Grade Party at Barrow Home
The tenth grade held a party Friday night at Theodore Barrow's home. A treasure hunt started around o clock and lasted about an hour. After the hunt a host and hostess were introduced and dancing began. The event ended after about two hours of dancing ping pong and punch with guests leaving satisfied.
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Theodore Barrow
Popeye Sees Navy as Great Career Opportunity
Recruiting officer outlines Navy benefits including free meals, board, travel, medical care, training in many trades, and pay while learning. Encourages 17 or older readers to obtain a booklet "Life in the U.S. Navy" from the newspaper's Navy Editor.
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Uncle Sam's
Navy
Women’s Fashions and the Gossipy Wardrobe Talk
A lighthearted look at women’s fashion chatter, shop visits, and the lure of new outfits. The piece notes the habit of comparing styles, the attraction of hats of all sizes, and the idea that fashion returns in cycles every decade.
Seniors of R H S Present Hilarious Chapel Program
The Seniors of Reynolds High School presented a funny and engaging chapel program on Friday. They shared anecdotes about people living in Reynolds or nearby, delivering a successful and entertaining show.
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Chapel Friday
Reynolds
Caught in the Draft Prof Bowers Serves Uncle Sam
Professor A J Bowers head of the Social Science Department at R H S was drafted last August and sent to Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He trains at the Signal Corps Replacement Center to become a teletype operator and is reportedly pleasantly surprised by Army life.
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A. J. Bowers
Social Science
R.H.S
Uncle Sam
Bowers
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Signal Corps Replacement Center
RHLS
Arithmetic Of Life Poem Grows With Addition And Time
A compact verse extols a boy who adds knowledge and avoids subtraction. He multiplies what he learns and keeps fractions of time, dividing his hours to fit proportion and rise toward success through steady, compounded effort.
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Carolina
Wees Oe
Fulton National Bank
Cess
Cess To Pay Salary of County Agent As Provided By Law En Ggen Intenestinete
Cierggeenese
Butler School
Butler
Rupert
Mauk
Central
Wesley
Crowell
Turner
R. L. Swearingen
Alumnae Review
Chevrolet
Taylor County Motor Company
Reynolds, Georgia
R.A. F
Patricia V. Fuller
Popeye
Sie
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