Gray Brotherhood Pushes Reform in Prison Governance
The group advocates removing politics from prison appointments and placing trained penal experts in leadership. It argues for corrective punishment and humane treatment to aid reform, critiquing partisan influence and stressing humane aims behind prison policy.
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Gray Brotherhood
Use of Newspapers from Mrs Gilbert in Down Movies Register
A humorous tip sheet praises newspapers as essential in the home. It lists practical uses from cleaning, dusting, carpet care, ironing, and polishing to kitchen and stove maintenance, urging readers to value newspapers before burning them for fuel.
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Gilbert
Down Movies
Living Not Gold But Fellowship and Joy
The speaker argues living is not hoarding gold or chasing fame. True living is laughter friendship home comfort and music by a hearth. He values fellowship sunshine and the everyday joys that shape a soul over wealth and status.
Educators push Georgia fairs for statewide support
Secretary Siriplin of the South Eastern Fair Association heads a committee urging public backing from seventy Georgia counties to expand annual state fair funding. The piece notes fairs educate rural communities, showcase livestock and farming advances, and could mirror funding seen in other states. It references educators, local leaders, and speakers from Macon and Savannah advocating legislative action for next session.
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RM. Siriplin
Southeanturn Fair Association
Fair Secretarien of
Georgia
Macon
W. G. Lee
J. W. Fleming
Savannah
Committee For Atate
Early Risers And Daybreak Traditions In Corncil Bluffs
Narrative sketches Taele Kern Watern as a lifelong early riser whose routine includes tending stock and chores before dawn. Reminiscences of Uncle Ezra and Uncle Mara recall aging, hard work, and a final note on life ending at sixty five after shop troubles. a local memory from Corncil Bluffs Noupoed.
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Tabor
Mara
Ezra
Corncil Bluffs
Classified Wants On Back Page Listings
The back page hosts lost and found, for sale and trade ads. Readers may place notices by telephoning to have their items listed in the column.
Fall influenza halts Bowdon Junction school activities
Local report notes the Bowdon Junction R1 School closed to prevent flu spread. The item also records assorted social visits and illness among residents, including the death of Rud Lott on March 12 due to flu complications, and a funeral at Serna church.
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Man
Bowden Junction
Homer Reid
Pai Ivey
Loyd Crutchfied
Pine Grove
Matthews
The
Baptist Church
Olin Chappell
J. T. Rayburn
Daisy ‘Ineknon
I. V. Parker
M. FB
J. W. Raburn
Soarey Parker
Carrollton
J. A. Treadwell
Louis Lovvorn
Ruth Evang
EB. Adame
He L. Raburn
John Boyd
Crom Avent Uiremen
Pont
Afr
Fook Moyd
Curlson
Leila Kierbow
Grandma Parker
Gladys Smith
John TH
Lee's Chapel News Notes and Local Visits
Lee's Chapel reports a school closure due to rapid flu spread and notes several local visits. A. G. Owensby's family recover from flu while Cliff Horton returns to activity. Others, including J. Owensby, Walker Garrison, and Estelle Lyle, are mentioned with relatives and neighbors. Frog floater back with thunder. farming progress remains slow.
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A. G. Owemuby
Cliff Horton
J. Owensby
Walker Garrison
Bonner
Bowdon
Taylor Jackson
Harry Farmer
Estelle Lyle
Leonard Halt
Bethesda
OG. W. Wallace
Jim Lee
Carrollton
Martha Lee
King
Rockale
Legal Notices Blank King's Book at The Free Press
Legal blanks of all kings appear in the Free Press office archives with notices filed for public record. Officials warn readers these entries are for archival reference only and not current legal actions.
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Free Press Office
Lisgal Blanks for Sale at The Free Press Office
Classified note announces Lisgal blanks of all kinds offered for sale at The Free Press office. It directs inquiries to the publication’s office and provides no additional details.
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Lisgal
Free Press Office
Fenmore Man Finds Relief From Stomach Trouble
Theodore Sanford of Fenimore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach trouble preventing him from eating vegetables or fruit and causing restless nights. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleeplessness. If digestion or constipation troubles you try them. They are sure to help.
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Theodore Sanford
Fenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
Printing envelopes for presents discussed
The message asks how to choose printed envelopes for a gift and invites to discuss the matter further with you. It suggests cooperation and arranging a talk to settle details.
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