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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
4
Dawsonville reports Macon to stage a December grand opera season while Georgia announces August 1 opening for the tobacco market. The CCU enrollment targets 3472 men statewide. The Georgia Florida railroad branch linking Augusta Wrens Sandersville and Tennille will be abandoned on July 8.
The state auditor reports 1983 spending was over 12 million dollars less than the prior year. Other items note tax collection efforts on Georgia Tech football tickets, and 1988 half-year state revenues rising about 3.5 million from the same period last year.
Governor Talmadge will address a large rally in Sardis four miles east of Hartwell on the Smith McGee road. The event, part of his re election campaign, is expected to draw thousands. barbecue will follow the eleven o clock speech under the Parent Teachers Association.
Georgia’s 1,770 cotton ginners must post bonds from $500 to $10,000 at a sliding scale with Atlanta’s IRS collector before they can gin cotton this season. The Burkhead bill's rescission makes the planer a government representative handling cotton tagging.
Pay cash and receive a discount from Elrod Tire Company in Gainesville Georgia offering wholesale and retail tire sales with a cash price option.
A candidate announces seeking the Solicitor General post in the Northeastern Judicial Circuit subject to the State Democratic Primary on September 12. The person asks for votes and influence, pledging fair impartial efficient and courteous duties if elected.
Robert McMillan of Clarkesville Ga outlines his bid for re election as Solicitor General in the September Primary. He argues long tenure saves taxpayers thousands and speeds court business and asks voters for support and continued faithful courteous service.
Local store advertises a complete line of dry goods, guaranteed all leather shoes, clothing for ladies and children, and ready to wear items. Emphasizes cash sales and claims lower prices than competitors.
Harmony church schedules a week long revival starting July 29 with Dr John T. Bell of Madison as lead preacher. The pastor invites all Harmony and neighboring communities to attend, promising a real revival regardless of church affiliation.
A plan to erect a sixteen to twenty story federal building on the current Federal Building site in Atlanta to house Southeast agencies, costing about two million dollars, will be introduced by Senator Richard B Russell Jr in the next Congress. The President’s move to drop price fixing in major codes is noted as significant. The Darrow report drew wide attention, echoed in a New York Herald Tribune piece. Economist Walter Lipprann argues the monetary policy is the strongest path to recovery over boosting purchasing power via industrial relations.
The Agricultural Development Bureau survey of Southern farmers shows 84 percent keep a local newspaper at home and Florida as the sole Southern state with universal newspaper access. Newspapers are rated the strongest influence in rural homes, aiding the New Deal era farm program and quality crops efforts.
The Firestone Century Progress Tire debuts with blowout protection non skid safety and long wear at moderate prices. Factory visitors and a national response push sales as the Firestone Triple Guarantee covers life against defects and 12 months against road hazards. Exhibition details note the event at Korid’s Fair with Gladys Swartiout on NBC WEAF.
A feature explores the $25,000,000 apple pie business, its factory scale, and national consumption. It notes 2.5 million bushels of apples yearly, 8,000 tons of shortening, 16,000 tons of sugar, and 78 tons of cinnamon and nutmeg, with apples grown in nearly every state. Southern nitrate fertilizer shipments to northern markets are highlighted as a symbol of cross regional cooperation.
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