Pension questions loom over widow cases in Georgia
Attorney General Terrell reviews two thorny issues on pension law. A widow who remarried after her first husband's death cannot receive indigent widow pensions under the state constitution. A Mexican War widow already drawing federal pension may or may not qualify for indigent widow support. each case hinges on individual merits and constitutional limits.
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Terrell
South Georgia
Jie
Lindsey
L Attorney General
Thaxton Robison wed in a Florida-bound ceremony
Miss Pauline Thaxton and W. H. Robison united in marriage at the Thaxton home with Dr. C. W. Humphreys officiating. The couple, joined by close relatives, planned to start their new life in Ankona Florida after the ceremony.
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Atlanta
Hapeville
Georgia Baptist Orphan’s Home
Frank S. Etheridge
James R. Brown
Canton
John M. Green
J. N. Gross
Griffin
Walker Danson
Taylor
Pauline Thaxton
W. H. Robison
Ankona
Fla
C. W. Humphreys
D. J. Thaxton
Florida
Sugar from corn could boost Georgia industry
CAPT. D. G. Purse and scientists report a simple process to make sugar from corn stalks, supplementing cane sugar. A Georgia mill could run nine months yearly by alternating corn and cane production, with tests showing corn juice yielding two percent more sucrose than Louisiana cane. Further developments awaited.
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D. G. Purse
Savannah
Telegraph
Purse
South Georgia
Louisiana
Thomas
Chatham
Lowndes
Effingham
South Carolina
Louisana
Macean Telegraph
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