Observance of Laws Necessary If Democracy Is to Live
A Cartersville Tribune excerpt argues upholding law is civic duty to protect city county state and nation. It cites prohibition and bootleggers, notes law enforcement requires public reverence for law, cites quotes about liquor traffic and moral responsibility of lawyers bankers and leaders.
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Uhade
Ask Aviation
United States
Prohibition Enforcement Critique in Editorial Tone
A Tribune editorial from Newark attacks lax enforcement of liquor laws, citing a New Jersey judge fining a violator and paying the fine himself, then detailing a Woolhough sentence of 4200 and 900 days. The piece argues weak enforcement breeds contempt for all laws and calls for duty from judges.
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Newark
N. Jy Inn
Oderal
Woolhough
New Jersey
Financial and Economic Question from Sioux Falls Argus Leader
The piece argues prohibition is both a financial and economic issue. It claims Americans drink less now, money formerly spent in saloons is redirected to necessities, luxuries, savings, or investment. It urges maintaining policy to fund roads and bridges, noting prohibition could spur road improvements within five years.
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Fama
Aeger
Plen
Jurors Encounter George Romils Case Trial
A juror recounts meeting one juror who questioned George Romils and his associates during the ongoing trial. The remark hints at tensions within the jury and the defense narrative surrounding the case.
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Rais Obeinaati
Jirdre
George Romils
Boozers Must Tell Where They Get Their Hootch
A proposed bill and testimony before the temperance committee discuss requiring a person convicted of violating prohibition to name the source of whiskey or other intoxicants in possession. Provisions aim to secure disclosure before sentencing, with exceptions for spousal communications and circumstances. The bill, sponsored by ladies of the W. C. T. U., seeks constitutional analysis.
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Isham
Yempurines
The Boy and His Manners Teach a Workmanlike World
The Moultrie Observer urges parents and teachers to shape boys into responsible men. It warns that neglecting home training leads to selfish, impetuous sons who upset families and communities. It praises Scouts for building character and stresses focusing on youth as society’s core.
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Griffin News
Sunz
Nimaelf
Hoya
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Organization
Gorgieg
Legal Notice Blank Requests Any Form You Want
The notice states a request for a blank legal form can be supplied upon inquiry. It emphasizes flexibility in providing various blank document formats and invites recipients to specify needs for legal paperwork.
Sidelights of Editor Traer's Trip into Carroll County
Livestock editor L. W. Traer of The Farmer & Stockman Jacksonville writes on Carroll County impressions. He notes banking cooperation, promotion plans for hog and plow culture, high crop costs, low yields, and worries about debt and living standards. He cites county hog stats and urges unity among church, party, school, and lodge to back farming improvements.
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Farmer & Stockman
Jacksonville
Fla
Carrollton
Carroll County
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Trave
Georgia Malne Growers
Carroll
Georgia
Currall County
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Bourdtary
Alic
Corrollton
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Colunty
The Children and Community Duty
A reflective piece stresses the imperative to protect and nurture children as future community leaders. It argues adults must contribute time and money to improve homes and society, noting children absorb lessons from elders and their impressions guide future honor or ignominy. Griffin Sews and Sun.
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Griffin
In Memory of Eura Hall Caswell
A grief filled obituary for Wall Caswell who died at nineteen after illness. Parents Mr and Mrs 5 M Caswell recall his patience and faith, his words to mother Pray on, mamma, and his belief he would meet the Lord in peace. Services were at Antioch conducted by Revs Homer Prince and M W Yarbrough. The piece notes loss, faith, and the hope of heaven amid sorrow, with family and friends paying tribute. Includes a line about legal blanks for sale at the office.
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M. Caswell
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Hall
Heaven
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Homer Prince
M. W. Yarbrough
Tim
Mise Hall
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