Graham for Court of Appeals Judge in Georgia Primary
John M. Graham of Marietta seeks one of three new Court of Appeals judgeships. He is backed by Atlanta and Augusta bar associations, Savannah and Macon jurists, and former Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges. Endorsements praise his legal work and integrity. Voters are urged to include him among the three selections at the September 12 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Graham
Marietta
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Maccon
Chattahoochee River
Graham
Bleckey
J. H. Lumpkin
Hill
Powell and Pottle
Atkinson
Cobb, Candler
Holden
Powell
Georgia
William J. Speer State Treasurer Reviewed
A formal examination of the State Treasurer's office concludes books and vouchers are neat accurate and correctly kept. Money on hand and accounts of all state depositories verified as correct. The report shows the Treasurer is sustained by the true condition of the office and commendations are offered for his effective management.
Henry S Jones For Court of Appeals Judge Candidacy
Col Henry S Jones of Hepzibah and Augusta announces his candidacy for one of the new Court of Appeals judge ships. He is a Georgia native with over thirty years of practice in Richmond County and strong endorsements from the Richmond County Bar and Representatives. He is Mercer educated, active in the church and Masonic circles, and has led the Democratic Executive Committee locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Jones
Hepzibah
Augusta
People of
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Jones
Colonel Jones
Richmond County
Mercer University
Georgia Anti-Saloon League
Richmond
Bloodworth, Forsyth Leader, Georgia Legislator Deadlock
No. HB. Bloodworth was a Gordon Institute and University of Georgia graduate who twice served as Forsyth mayor and two terms in the Georgia Legislature. He spent 14 years as Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit and was endorsed by the Flint Circuit bar. He chaired Bessie Tift College trustees and worked in education and religion.
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Gordon Institute
University of Ga
Forsyth
Georgia
Flint Circuit
Fincherville Social Notes Read Like Small Town Diary
Mr and Mrs W R Kitchens and children visited Mr Pulliam near Woodstown on Sunday. Horace Maddox suffered a facial burn playing with an engine last Monday but eye sight may be saved. Ermond Fincher and Lindsey Sowell drove to Indian Springs Sunday. Several residents spent the day with friends and kin including visits to Worthville Jackson and Indian Springs with various relatives and a singing by Ada Buckalew.
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Horace
J. O. Maddox
Ermond Fincher
Lindsey Sowell
Indian Springs
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
An 19th or early 20th century style advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims a bottle lasts two months and offers mail order for $1 with testimonials available. Dr E W Hall St Louis is named with druggist sales.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Price replies to Brown charges over Georgia agriculture
Atlanta documents dispute claims by J J Brown that price misused funds and blames Brown for false reports. Price notes years in office, compares expenses, cites fertilizer analysis costs, and defends seed distributions to Entomology Board. He claims Brown aided by fertilizer interests and recounts umpire decisions in copper disputes.
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Atlanta
J. D. Price
T. H. Kimbrough
Cataula
J. J. Brown
Brown
Price
J. J. Conner
Conner
Athens
State Treasury
Georgia
Agricultural Department
Department of Entomology
Board of
Entomology
Macon
Liown
John M. Slaton
North Georgia
Tennessee Copper Co
Copper Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. Speer
L. R. Akin
Senate
Garland M. Jones
H. J. Fullbright
House
Monroe County
Fincherville
P. P. Johnson
J. B. Townsend
Myrtle Maddox
Linnie Allen
Ada Buckalew
Helen Barnes
Jackson
B. H. Hodges
J. T. Fincher
A. A. Maddox
Mrs
Hubert Johnson
Worthville
Myrtice Buckalew
Messrs. Litt
Albert Townsend
Walter Allen
McDonough
Mr. I. M. Wilson
Mr. Daughtry Buckalew
Jim Price
J.J. Brown
Conner and
J. D. (“Jim”) Price
Oconee
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