Talmadge Campaign Sweep Described By Walton Editor
An Augusta editor, Ernest Camp, allied with Eugene Talmadge’s gubernatorial bid, declares a Georgia tidal wave of support from mountains to sea. He argues the New Deal alignment, opposition tactics, and labor allies back Talmadge while denouncing the Pittman faction and anti-Talmadge “ballyhoo.”
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Talmadge
Georgia
Seaboard
Ernest “Camp
Monroe
Iuditor
Camp
Talmage
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Johor
Ballyhoo
Pittman
Walton Tribune
Fair Relic Mississippi Locomotive at Chicago World’s Fair
The ancient locomotive Mississippi, a century old symbol of the South’s growth, rests at the Chicago World’s Fair in Wings of a Century. It honors Mrs. M. O. Peterson of Des Moines Iowa as Opie Read, the noted author, recounts its history.
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M. O. Peterson
Des Moines
Iowa
Opie Read
Mea brews monetary system tied to Paths weights
Webrew Money explains the Mea brews currency based on the Paths fashion weight system with geld to silver valued at 1 to 131, a standard used across western Aat.
Harmony Items Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Local notes report residents attending revival services at Liberty and Cool Springs. C. M. Stowers traveled to Dahlonega. Maurice McCoy and family moved to Jasper. various family visits span Dawsonville, East Point, Clermont, Dougherty, and New Bridge. A Lumpkin Campground singing school drew nearby attendees.
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Liberty
Cool Springs
Maurice McCoy
Jasper
Georgia farmer seeks support for Agriculture Commissioner role
Columbus Roberts, a farmer dairyman and manufacturer, runs a political ad urging a Democratic primary backer to support him as Agriculture Commissioner. He pledges to establish a farm marketing system to help Georgia growers sell their products at a profit and foster state prosperity.
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Columbus Roberts
Georgia
Dawson County Ordinary Reports August 1934 Grand Jury
The Dawson County Ordinary W C Vaughters submits the August term 1934 repeat report to the grand jury. He notes receipt of 900 dollars from George B Hamilton treasurer for old soldiers widows and funeral expenses, and that payments were made on proper vouchers. sworn and subscribed before notary steve Hensley on August 6 1934.
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Grand Jury
Georgia Dawson Co
Gra Jury
Dawson County
Georgia
George B. Hamilton S.ute
W. C. Vaughters
Steve Hensley
N. P
Sheriff Crawford Reports County Funds Status in 1934
The sheriff of Dawson County Georgia reports funds received and paid out for the county since the last report. He states no funds were received or paid since the prior accounting. The document is dated August 1934 and signed by C. B. Crawford.
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Gorgia
Dawson County
Grand’ Jury
C. B. Crawford
Jay
Grady Shoemaker
Tax Collector's Report for Dawson County Georgia 1934
Georgia Dawson County financial reports show special tax collections totaling 165.00 dollars since the last report and payments to the Comptroller General. Finance Committee audits list on hand balances, disbursements for juries, paupers, court costs, jail, and county operations totaling 2184.69 with a balance of 130.92. gas tax records reflect 5952.28 total, with 3109.95 paid for roads and bridges. pension funds and sheriff accounts appear balanced per officer reports, dated July 30, 1934.
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C. I. Robinson
A.’E. Koper
P. T. ‘Duncan
W. “T. Thompson
Sallie Childers
Dooley
R. M. . Perry
Maude Perry
Arch Twigs
Mary Braden
Licy Roper
Kience Summerour
Grand Jury
B. P. Gallard, Jr
McMillan
Geeral
S. C
Jacob Orr
Robinson
P. Long
J. J. Clack
R. B. Whitmire
J. A. Nix
W. S. Tatum
W B. Fausett
J. H. Fausett
L. H. Burt
A.O. Martin
C. E. Roper
Georgia
Danson County
G. O Hughes
Grady Shoemaker
Dawson County
Clerk Superior Court
J.R ‘Barker
H. N. Grogan
A. J. Taylor
Ek B. P. Gaillard, Jr
Grand Jury Presentments August Term 1934
The document presents the General Presentments of the Grand Jury for the August term 1934. It records official findings and recommendations of the jurors led by Grady Shoemaker in C.S.C. The text reflects a formal report from the county or circuit court proceedings of that period.
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C.'S.c
Judge Yeemans Praised as Georgia's Best Attorney General
The Taomasville Press lauds Judge Yeemans as the best attorney general Georgia has had in years. The Thomasville paper notes the Law Department’s efficiency with no major State cases lost, reflecting strong record.
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Yeemans
Georgia
Taomasville Press
Law Department
Talbottom
Whitmire Seeks Democratic Primary Representative Seat
R B Whitmire announces candidacy for representative of Dawson County in the Democratic primary on September 12, 1934. He pledges to serve the county’s interests, asks for support, and thanks voters for their consideration.
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Dawson County
R. B. Whitmire
The Hub Ad Promises Dry Goods and Leather Shoes
An old advertisement touts a complete dry goods line and all leather shoes for men women and children. It invites shoppers to compare value before buying and promotes cash sales at lower prices.
Candidacy Announced for Solicitor General Northeastern Circuit
A candidate announces for Solicitor General of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit, subject to the Democratic Primary on September 12. The statement requests votes and influence and pledges fair impartial, efficient, and courteous duties if elected.
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N. E. Judicial Circuit
Northeastern Judicial Circuit
Solicitor General Seeks Re-Election in September Primary
Robert McMillan of Clarkesville Ga appeals to voters of the Northeastern circuit for re election to the office of Solicitor General. He notes long service saving taxpayers thousands and promises faithful courteous service as the region endures economic hardship.
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Robert McMillan
Clarkesville, Ga
For Congress This Announces Candidacy in Ninth District
A candidate declares run for representative from the Ninth District subject to the Democratic Primary on September 12. He pledges loyalty to the President and Democratic principles, asserts readiness to defend national defense, oppose foreign debt, and promises prompt constituent service and honest promises.
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Democratic Party
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Ben H. Howard
Dawsonville, Ga
Georgia Press Association
Webrew Money
Gainesville
Daweon County
Grady
Dawson
Superior “Court
C. S
W. Co. Vaughters
Ordinary
C. M.stowers
Dahlonega
Howard Stowers
C.J. Robinson
Dawsonville
Iane Smith
East Point
Erskine Wilson
O. Couch
Ed Couch
T. L. and
Mildred
Carl Lathem
Clermont
Edward Stowers
Louis and
Isaac Cox
L G Stowers
Dougherty
Lumpkin Campground
Mies
Aline
Mrs
Maurice
WcCay
Date Clarke
S. W. Wallace
Wynelle
Irene Wallace
Price
J. A. Wallace
Sheriff’s Report
M. J. Yeemans
Gainesville, Ga
Solicitor General
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
H. Palmour
J.S. Speer
Dahlonega, Ga
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