Georgia Legislature Adjourns With Tax Note and Whiskey Probe
Gasoline prices rose one cent after adjournment as a one cent tax on Fallon is fixed. An extra session was rejected. auto tag fines rise to one dollar after March. L. M. Johnson tipped as dry law officer in Hiwassee counties amid moonshine concerns. Whiskey stamps revenue fall over six months totals 14,314,510 dollars. Former Atlanta detective W. L. Payne jailed for bribes to bootlegger. Senate commends Watson against Johnson District of Columbia Corder post. Union Crawley brothers win new life due to juror relative of deputy's widow. Pension money to be raised for current and future year payouts. Textbook bill passes in altered form left to county discretion. later fate uncertain as legislature reconvenes.
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Local and Other News covers saloons in Philadelphia questionable laws in the legislature and on sheriffs. It reports a murder in Birmingham over a wedding officiant and other assorted crime and politics, including a stolen Lincoln inkwell and pension plans, plus county gossip about ministers, weddings, and farm life.
Town notes new residents and infrastructure progress
Col Lilly plans to move his family to Gainesville by September first. Judge Goodlestone from Pensacola visited. A citizen shipped beans to Sylvania. Hon McClendon, former 1910 college attendee, visited. O E Phillips of Whim Hill Mine will rent and become a Dullega citizen. T B King, long at Pyrites Mine, reports highway top delays and a 20 day sand test for the concrete bridge remains.
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Children Taken To Gainesville For Tonsil Operations
Forty three attended the meeting at Wahoo church. About five or six children were brought to Gainesville on Wednesday to have their tonsils removed.
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