Death of Mary Anne Carmichael at Eggleston Hospital
Mary Anne Carmichael four died early Wednesday at Eggleston Memorial Hospital in Atlanta after a brief illness. Born January nineteen eighty five she was a beloved child of Mr and Mrs J Edward Carmichael with a nine month old sister Irma Jane and grandparents in Jackson. Funeral services were held at the Carmichael home conducted by Rev E L Daniel with pallbearers named and burial in Jackson cemetery. Thornton Funeral Homes arranged.
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Mary Anne Carmichael
J. Edward Carmichael
Eggleston Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Atlanta Hospital
Mary Anne
Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Church
Irma Jane
J. R. Carmichael
Mr. c
Mra. T. H. Rosser
Jack
E. L. Daniel
Fof
W. C. ‘Ball
H. M. Fletcher
J. W. O'Neal S
R. L. Hammond
Notice Warns Against Hiring Lamar Norris
All parties are warned not to hire one Lamar Norris, who is under contract with me for the year 1039. J. H. Patrick. June 15, 2tp.
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Lamar Norris
J. H. Patrick
Kudzu Planting Planned Across Georgia Erosion Control
Soil Conservation Service agronomists estimate about 14 000 acres of kudzu will be planted in Georgia in winter across soil conservation districts and erosion control areas. Jule G. Liddell notes seedlings yield better stands than crowns or cuttings and cites 600 acres already in the Lumpkin CCC area with two thirds in permanent strips. Clean cultivation in years one and two aids both kudzu and main crops, often interplanted with cotton and corn.
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Georgia
Soil Conservation Service
Liddell
CCC
Lumpkin
Jackson Water Is Declared OK By Board Of Health
Jackson's water supply is declared OK by the state Board of Health division of Sanitary Engineering after June 7 samples. J H Rooks, water and light superintendent, received the report on three analyzed samples. The finding comes amid county child illnesses.
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Jackson Water
O. K
Board OF Health
Jackson
State Board of Health
Division of Sanitary Engineering
J. H. Rooks
Water and Light
Legumes Aid Soil Fertility and Dairy Feeding Costs
Legumes help maintain soil fertility and lower livestock feeding expenses, especially for dairy cows.
Death of Hon. E. M. Owen congressman 62
Washington City mourns Hon. E M Owen a Fourth District congressman who died of a heart attack in a taxicab en route to his hotel after leaving the House office building. Born 1877 in Pike County he leaves a daughter Mrs H B Floyd Rome a son M M Owen Jr Birmingham a brother Dr J C Owen Griffin and his wife Alma Jones died in 1928. Funeral plans from Griffin to Zebu lon and state leaders honor his service on the Agricultural committee and for Pike County district wealth in textiles peaches and dairying.
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E. M. Owen
Fourth
Washington
Griffin
Zebulon
Pike County
Owen
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
University of Georgia Law School
Pike County Journal
Flint
W. C. Wright
Phillips Moore
Sidney
Birmingham
Ala
J. C. Owen
Alma Jones
Meriwether County
Local Visits Across Liberty Community Circle
Miss Grace Singley visited Mrs. James Tingle on Tuesday while Mrs. F L Maddox and children called on Mrs. Fred Hammond and attended with Bobby and Betty Hammond who stayed overnight. Multiple families shared visits Thursday through Sunday including Mrs. Don Thompson Mrs. Wade Hammond and others with various relatives and friends.
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Grace Singley
James Tingle
F. L. Maddox
Miriam
Claude
Fred Hammond
Bobby
Betty Hammond
Don Thompson
C. L. Maddox
Ballard Perdue
Carolene Tingle
Large yield of Irish potatoes from small plot in Dublin
S K Smith of Dublin reports a small 33 by 77 foot plot yielded 9 bushels of Irish potatoes for home use. He dug them on a Saturday and, after weighing, estimated 160 bushels per acre. The family has canned 72 quarts of string beans from two 75 foot rows.
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S. K. Smith
Dublin
Leonard Lyons Admitted to Practice in Supreme Court
Jackson friends of J. Leonard Lyons an attorney in the Department of Justice Washington City are glad to know he has just been admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court. He was presented by Robert H. Jackson Attorney General. Lyons born and reared in Jackson is a son of Hon. and Mrs. J. L. Lyons whose residents are well known locally.
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Mr. Lyons
Jackson
Hon
J. L. Lyons
Family farmer brings 600 chickens from 600 eggs record
A Washington County tenant farmer, identified as a Black man, is reported for achieving a notable poultry feat by raising 600 chickens from 600 eggs, marking a local record for a family operation.
Secrets to keeping hen houses mite free and clean
The guidance emphasizes preventing mites by thorough cleaning and treatment to destroy all mites. Once cleared, repaint roosts with a mite remedy annually to maintain a mite free environment.
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Jackson Cemetery
Thornton Haneral
G. H. Thomp
Incube
Washington City
Rivers
Liberty
W. P. Brooks
James Hammond
Wade Hammond
Billy
Tom Fletcher
Miss Ann Harris
P. Brooks
Lepie Hoard
Mrs. Thomas Cooper
Mrs
B. F. Cooper
Lucile Washington
Ruth Aiken
Leonard Lyons
Supreme Court
General
Rand
Dar al
General Electric
Carmichael ‘Hardware CO
Jackson, GA
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