Pay Farmers Bounties As Constitution Aligned Solution
Sidney Camp asserts that levying an excise tax and paying farmers bounties under the general welfare clause would solve the farm problem after the invalidation of the AAA. He argues no constitutional amendment is needed and compares subsidies to tariffs and other government support, noting no production controls are required.
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Sidney Camp
United States
American Legion
Supreme Court
Kir. Camp
Georgia motorists urged to buy tags before February 1 deadline
Chairman Paul Doyal of the State Revenue Commission urges Georgia drivers to purchase vehicle tags early to avoid a last minute rush. Tags cost three dollars after midnight on February 1 with an additional sheriff's fee of one dollar and a 60 cent penalty.
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Paul Doyal
State Revenue Commission
Georgia
Quarterly Conference at Dawsonville Church on Saturday
The Dawsonville Methodist church schedules its first Quarterly Conference for Saturday February 1 with Presiding Elder Jones preaching at 11 o clock. A basket lunch follows prepared by the ladies and all members and others are invited. E H Blackburn Pastor.
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U Dawsonville Methodist Church
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E. H. Blackburn
The Voice of Business Number edition of The Sun
The New York Sun presents a 64 page edition titled The Voice of Business Number. It features a frontispiece of the nine Supreme Court justices, extensive news and advertising content, including an Alfred E. Smith hospital ad, Cleveland’s 1898 inaugural and message to Congress, and twelve pages on stock and bond market coverage.
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New York Sun
Voice of Business
The
Supreme Court of the United States
Alfred E. Smith
New York
the Sun
Congress
Cleveland
Local and Personal News from Dawsonville Area
Local notes report Max Looper returning from State University on Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Slaton and Miss Nell Mays visit and enrollments at area schools noted. Several visits from Atlanta residents, church services by Rev. J. T. Bell, births, and a lost green tarp. Census work announced, subscriptions urged, and road repairs discussed after a heavy snow and rain.
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Isaac A Ingram
Ball Ground
Ball Ground Baptist Church
Charley Warren
Conns Creek Cemetery
Ingram
A. W. Vandiere
Dawsonville
Georgia Veteran Bonus Targeted For Statewide Payout
Governor Talmadge says about 56 5838 Georgia veterans hold certificates and would share roughly 22 262 946 if a bonus bill passes. He expects funds to come from the 4 880 million dollar work relief fund, with payments issued within a month after approval.
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Georgia
Talmadge
National Democratic Committee
Washington
PT A meeting invites Miss Blanche Whelchel guest speaker
Plans are underway to have Blanche Whelchel, Home Demonstrator of Hall County, as guest speaker at the PT A meeting Thursday January 23 at three o'clock. She is well known in the community and will have interesting remarks. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Blanche Whelchel
Hall County
PT. A
Miss Whelchel
FFA Holds Meeting In Dawsonville With Plans Drawn
The Dawsonville F F A met Monday with Lorraine Gilleland presiding. After opening exercises the program featured solo by Albert Whitmire reading, Leon Bruce and a poem by Hoyt Harris. They scheduled the annual Father and Son banquet for the first Friday in March and set a monthly social for next Thursday night.
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Dawsonville F. F. A
Lorraine Gilleland
Albert Whitmire
Leon Bruce
Hoyt Harris
S. A. Story
Mule Barn Notice at Silver City for Trade
I have opened up my mule barn at Silver City for the purpose of trading mules I have been for the past two years I will buy swap or sell
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Silver City
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