Local bill proposes three county commissioners in Butts County
Senator J H Mills will introduce a measure to elect three county commissioners in 1922 with office in 1923 and a referendum clause. If approved by voters the new board forms. if defeated current law remains. Other items note social visits and community remarks.
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J. H. Mills
Butts County
General Assembly
J. O. Gaston
Mills
Progress-Argus
Syrup Arsenic Destroys Mules and Cattle in Georgia
A Jackson statement reports two Monroe county mules died after licking syrup calcium arsenate from fields where it was used. At Fort Valley over 150 cattle were killed by bull weevil poison. The note warns owners to wash chemical from animals and criticizes government aid and roads. The boll weevil is described as marching through Georgia.
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Jackson
J. W. Norsworthy
Smarts
Monroe County
Fort Valley
Poll tax for women urged in governor's address
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick urged strict economy and a sales tax on soft drinks and gasoline. He called for a poll tax for women, 25 percent cuts in unexpended 1921 appropriations, abolition of the Archives department, transfer of records to the State Librarian, and a full probe of the Highway Department to cut costs without hurting efficiency. He favored a graduated income tax after 1924 and retention of the present tax equalization law until then.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
General Assembly
Hardwick
Department of Archives
State Highway Department
Tme
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Southern Railway System
United States
Bradstreet
Elgin
M. E. Washington
J. Q. Washington
Ethel
G. W. Wise
Owen Martin
Young Son
Barnesville
J. W. Flynt
H. F. Washington
Gyp Greer
Iron Springs
S. H. Buxton
Byronville
Lillie
Fanniesa Pritchett
Lois Jones
Jessie
Salliemae Turner
Sara Hammond
Atlanta
G. W. White
Dames’ Ferry
Marilizzie Jones
Mrs. Maurice Jones
J. A. Turner
J. D. Aiken
R. A. Smith
Blount
Otis Hammond
Athens
Nannie Kate Flynt
Lois Allen
Machen
Susimae Kines
Georgia
Boll Weevil
Progress
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