Local visitors stop by Eastman area this week
Miss Ruby Almond of Eastman visited relatives here this week. Miss Julia Greer of Millen arrived Sunday to spend several weeks with friends and relatives. Miss Lynette Kitchens returned to Atlanta after a week with her parents. Mrs. Anderson Singley and Felton of Milen visit Mr. and Mrs. Zack Smith. Bernice McMichael visits Carrilo Harper at Jenkinsburg. H G McClure of Corbin Kentucky stayed a few days. Mary Dodson of Union Ridge spent last week with her brandparents. Fleetie Cook and Ralph Cook spent the weekend with John and Mrs. Cook at Hammondtown. Education and enlightment will prevail in the end over ignorance, greed and inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Almond
Eastman
Julia Greer
Millen
Mary Dodson
Union Ridge
Alfred Dodson
Fleetie Cook
Ralph Cook
Mrs
John Cook
Hammond Town
Hottest and Coldest Places Worldwide
The hottest spot is Algeria in northern Africa with 124 degrees above zero recorded. The coldest location is Siberia at Werchajansk with 90 degrees below zero dated January 15, 1885.
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Algeria
Africa
Beria
Werchajansk
The Permanency of Business in Jackson and Butts County
A call for sustaining local patronage from merchants, industries, and civic groups to keep commerce and services within Jackson and Butts County. Emphasizes strong schools, transportation, power, labor, and home merchants as equal to peers and urges residents to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson and Butts County
Millen, Butler County Miller, Dies Suddenly at Watkins Mill
John Henry Millen, about 50, native of Jasper County, longtime miller at Watkins Mill in Butts County, died Thursday afternoon after a sudden illness. Survived by wife and children. Funeral held at Mt Vernon Church Friday at 3 p.m. Dr W J Waits officiated. burial in churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Millen
Watkins’ Mill
Millen
Jasper County
Butts County
Mt. Vernon Church
W. J. Waits
Does Advertising Pay
An ad filled years of products and brands into everyday life from Victrola to Colunbus Enquirer Sun. It claims advertising shapes choices across shoes hats cigars and cosmetics, and even affects hair care and medical products. The piece ends by asking if advertising pays, asserting a broad influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Surns
Wrigley’s
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
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State Department of Education
T. O. Galloway
Stark
Miss Mildred Meadows
Mas
Ter Ernest Kirkland
Atlanta
J. M. T Mayo
Anderson Singley
Felton
Milen
Mrs. Singley
Zack Smith
Bernice McMichael
Carrilo Harper
Jenkinsburg
H. G. McClure
Corbin, Ky
Clark
H. Thornton
Undertaker
Jackson, Ga
Lark
Mr. Merchant
John D. Rockefeller
B. Altman
Altman
BUSI
Jackson
J. H. Millen
Paris
Indian Springs
Georgia State Board of Health
John Wanamaker
Lieved
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