Census Form P-1 deemed comprehensive tally sheet
Form P-1, part of the seventh census, is described as one of several sheets used by enumerators. Income reporting via Form P-4 is available to those counted in the sample. Enumerators must show ID cards signed by Supervisor Rish, and all answers are confidential under penalties for violations. Rural and urban areas have timelines for completion by May and mid-month, respectively.
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Bureau of the Census
Washington
Duiiey
John W. Rish
Aish
Rish
Donalsonville Lions outline Seminole show plans
Donalsonville Lions Club outlines plans for the Seminole County Fat Cattle Show to be held Wednesday April 28. The event includes grand and reserve champion cups, judging demonstrations, showmanship awards, cash prizes, rosettes and ribbons for 40 4-H and FFA calves from Seminole and eight FFA calves from Early County, with 232 total entries.
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Donalsonville
Seminole County
John
Sononer Jr
Donalsonville Lions Clay
Spooner
Dions
Aes
Early County
W. H. Minter
Donalsonville Lions
Alanta
Whitt Aiken
Earl Wilson
Aveange
Albany
Ennison Dunn
D. F. Wurst
R. E. Wheeler
FE. P. Staptoon
Joe E. Johnson
Merrian Minter
Cottonwood Boys Grow Corn for FFA Projects
Cottonwood Future Farmers of America members receive 30 gallons of Dixie 18 seed corn from Wilson Packing Company for school projects. They will plan, prepare, and manage the plots under supervision, with yields estimated and reported by each Vocational Agriculture teacher.
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Future Farmers of America of
Cotte
Wilson Packing Company
Yvon Whiteheld
Doyle Glover
Billy Hughes
Rats Upsun
Pas Sellers
Jimmy Sellers
Charles Taylor
Earl Johnson
Karl Farehand
Bobby Womack
Sarl Haland
Ernie Womack
Otis Kiseland
L. D. Deese
Wilburn Ervin
Raymond Love
Fred Harper
Charles McDaniel
Rosby Ma‘his
Charles McCord
Wayne Granberry
Bobby Owens
Donald Harper
Fer Gene McCall
Eymelt “Moore
J. G. West
Robert Relijers
Charles Brownlee
Charles Halland
Guy
Seminole High Seniors Book Graham Jackson for April 13
Seminole County High School seniors announce a concert by pianist Graham Jackson on April 13. Jackson, a Virginia native and former U S Navy chief petty officer, served three and a half years and helped sell war bonds totaling 43 million dollars.
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Seminole High
Graham Jackson
Donalsonville
Seminole County High School
Uetsun
Franklin D. Rouse
Sei
Mimbers
Vonserto
Warborn
Virginia
Ios Aviana
U. S Navy Agachief
Sphagnum Moss Used For Bandages In Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate sphagnum moss used as bandages with references to its antiseptic properties. The text mentions moss and antiseptic use, but lacks clear dates or local context. Further readable details are not available in this fragment.
Good Friday Services Set In Marianna
Marianna services announced by Saint Luke's rector V G Lowery. At 10 am morning prayer and penitential office followed by noon to three pm three hour service with meditations on the Seven Last Words by pastors W A Burns B W Burns C Corbitt M A DuRant G Kerlin and the rector V G Lowery.
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Charles Corbitt
First Methodist Church
Marion A. DuRant
First Presbyterian Church
George Kerlin
Yen
V, G Lowery
Georgian Urged to Oppose Senator in Georgia Primary
Walter McDonald Georgia’s blind Public Service Commissioner said groups want him to run for the U S Senate but he declined to say if he will oppose Senator Walter George in the June 26 primary. McDonald returned from Washington and confirmed approaches occurred. State Rep Frank Gross of Toceua plans to enter the lieutenant governor race against Marvin Griffin. Superior Court Judges Wi Jisny W. Muni Sr Cedartown and Walter Thomas of the Waycross circuit qualified to seek renomination.
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Atlanta
Walter McDonald
Georgia
U. S. Senate
Walter George
McDonald
Washington
Willa Boyle
Crime Report: Man Robs Store After Selecting Tatting Set
A man described as of near-appearance bought a $2 tatting and Yorklace set then pointed a revolver at the clerk and fled with the item. A motor trip from Algiers to Cape Town would cover about 9,000 miles.
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Chicago
Yorklace
Imi
Little Tater
Han
Algiers
Cape Town
Man sues over attic fall and snowball damage
In New Hampshire a salesman John Dwyer testified he was knocked against a rafter while showing a carpet cleaner and later paid $21.89 for throwing a snowball through a housewife's window. The case centers on alleged injuries and the resulting damage claim.
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N. H
John ¢. Dwyer
Dwyer
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