Post Office notice from Pave Georgia dates 1921
Second class matter status noted for the Pave Georgia post office with December 8 1921 entry under the 1879 act.
14 Dec 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
Second class matter status noted for the Pave Georgia post office with December 8 1921 entry under the 1879 act.
A survey traces December 25 celebrations to pagan festivals such as Saturnalia and Yule, noting the Christian calendar’s adoption centuries later. It explores origins of the Christmas tree, evergreen decorations, and gift giving, highlighting regional differences like absence of Santa in the Holy Land and parts of Asia.
The article surveys cotton price swings from about 1.90 dollars per pound at peak to mid cent values during a low mood, noting WWI and Civil War era highs. It cites 1926 peak production near 18 million bales and 1919 sales at over two billion dollars, contrasting with 1931 crop value and government plow-up policy.
Dear Santa Claus message from Sand Hill School students notes 13 boys and 6 girls, Miss Durham keeps names and gifts, Santa to arrive Friday after 1 30 p m place gifts on the tree after a Christmas story outside the classroom.
The saying contrasts world religions with the Bible, asserting that living out faith matters. It emphasizes that essence precedes actions and that true, lasting goodness comes from inherent virtue rather than deeds alone.
A compact philosophical observation arguing that people engage in vice because of their character. It states that men lie, murder, and steal due to being liars, murderers, and thieves, rather than the acts defining them.
A reflection on how wisdom means applying knowledge to handle life emergencies, warning that many people sacrifice long term aims for short term gains.
A moral observation citing a biblical maxim that wrongdoing will eventually be exposed. The wording mirrors a proverb about accountability and consequences for sin. This brief expresses a common religious-ethical warning without additional context or events.
The text reflects on casual hard luck and suicide linked to reckless living in Hot Springs and other American places. It urges blotting out vice and embracing a decent Christian life despite provocations from past sayings about sowing oats.
B C Reese announces candidacy for mayor of Pavo Georgia pledging lower expenses and reduced taxes. He says he has been lenient with misdemeanor cases due to finances and asks for votes from supporters of his tax policy while noting he could not represent those seeking higher taxes.
The candidate announces a bid for Mayor of Pavo for the next year. They pledge conscientious attention to duties and an economical administration. Voters are urged to support and cast their vote.
A candidate asks voters to re-elect him as councilman of Pavo for another year. He states one year of service and careful attention to town affairs and vows to continue serving to the best of his ability if re-elected.
Friends of Mr. R L Braddy announce him as candidate for councilman of the Town of Pavo for the ensuing year. Braddy is familiar with the town's affairs and would give faithful conscientious attention to the duties if elected. Your vote for him will be appreciated.
A candidate statement by J N Frdeman announces his bid for re election as town councilor of Payp. He pledges careful attentive service and asks voters for their support in forthcoming ballots.
A candidate announces intention to seek re-election as Councilman of the Town of Pavo and asks for vote and support. He pledges to pursue the best interests of all residents and to continue past service.
Mrs. Fred E. Norton announces her candidacy to fill the unexpired term of her late husband Fred E. Norton as Tax Receiver of Thomas County. She notes years of assisting Norton and seeks votes from loyal friends and others.
The People of Pavo announce Mr. J. D. Davis as a candidate for Town Council for 1924. If elected, he pledges careful and conscientious service. friends urge support for his bid.
A candidate for Councilman of the Town of Pavo declares dedication to public service for all residents. He pledges to pursue orderly handling of town affairs and act with the town's best interests in mind.
A candidate appeals to voters of Pavo seeking the Councilman post for the coming year promising careful attention to all town affairs and asking for support. The message emphasizes dedication and gratitude toward voters.
A. J. Thompson announces candidacy for re election as Councilman of the Town of Pavo and asks voters for support. He says he has served the town to the best of his ability and will continue to work for the best interests of all residents.
The speaker argues the program’s heavy cost must be borne by the public via higher taxes and higher prices for cotton goods, warning against placing the burden on taxpayers.
To the voters of Pavo the Friends of Mr J H Matthews announce support for his candidacy for town council. If elected he will serve the town to the best of his ability for a business like administration of the town's affairs.
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