26 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
1
The editor P. W. Reddick announces subscription price at $1.00 with L. and Wooten serving as business manager indicating standard parish publication details.
Display rates are reasonable and available on application. Local readers may place notices in local and personal columns at ten cents per line for the first insertion and a per line charge for subsequent insertions. Entered as second class matter December 8, 1921 at Pavo Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879.
Columbus Roberts, a prominent Georgia farmer and political figure, has qualified for the state Commissioner of Agriculture election. He advocates a system of planned farm development and cooperative marketing to boost farm wealth, and has worked with national and state ag programs including the milk price agreement. Roberts owns two large dairy farms, served in the Georgia Legislature, and is noted for his civic and educational involvement.
A Columbus Taenker Sun report quotes Senator Fess of Ohio criticizing the Interstate Commerce Commission valuation bureau for 100 million in cost since its 1913 act. He argues outdated rail valuations and burdensome data demands hit taxpayers while new bureaus keep expanding without end.
The article surveys U S newspapers from tiny country weeklies to large metropolitan dailies noting wide variety in size and payroll. It cites examples such as the Chicago Tribune printing Sunday editions from timber on 240 acres and New York Times employing about 3 100 people with a 25 million dollar yearly payroll.
The local newspaper holds a vital role in its community that large metropolitan dailies cannot replace when the hometown publisher seizes opportunities. It remains the best and cleanest form of constructive journalism.
A public notice condemns cruelty to animals and urges humane treatment, especially teaching children to avoid causing suffering. It stresses swift, humane killing when necessary for food or safety.
The piece urges humane education in both day schools and Sunday schools and appeals to parents to curb cruelty in children. It emphasizes that teachers and parents should do more to foster kindness and prevent abusive behavior.
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