Post Office Filing Statement for Pavo Carrier
Notice indicates second class matter status for Pavo, California publication dated December 8, 1921, processed under the 1879 act.
28 Dec 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
1
Notice indicates second class matter status for Pavo, California publication dated December 8, 1921, processed under the 1879 act.
The article reflects on Jerusalem as the cradle of Christianity and a timeless source of religious imagination. It highlights biblical sites like the Garden of Gethsemane, the River Jordan, Cana, Nazareth, and Bethlehem, noting Palestine’s historical reach beyond creed and its universal spiritual appeal. It laments that few ministers or congregations have visited the land.
Athens Ga area announces Barrett Company sponsored corn and cotton contests for 4-H Club boys. Awards include 20 scholarships to state short courses and 20 scholarships for cotton projects plus educational trips to Chicago and county agents. Participants must use Arcadian Nitrate of Soda and submit a written “How I produced my acre” story.
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled Governor Talmadge acted within his powers in suspending five Public Service Commission members and appointing new ones. The decision declared removal a political executive act not subject to court review and held suspensions did not violate constitutional property rights. Ousted chairman Perry and commissioners McDonald Woodruff Felton Knight were replaced by Wilhoit as chairman and Daniel Huiet Goode and Davis.
A recent state legislative bill would assign a day bell and night lantern bearer to lead trains at grade crossings and require conductors to smile when questioned. It would make serving eggs over a day old on Pullman cars a misdemeanor, compel trains to stop if flagged by hitchhikers, and require river crossings over twenty five feet to have boats and life preservers aboard. The bill did not pass.
In Atlanta Recorder John I Cone dismisses a disorderly conduct case against Ben Jones after the defendant, who stammers, cannot answer and a bystander notes the stammer. The judge remarks it would take a week to try the case and dismisses it.
In the Town of Pavo Georgia the December 18 1933 mayor and council election elected three councilmen. Three candidates Crosby Everette and Thompson tied for the remaining seats triggering a runoff election to be held December 30 1933 under regular election rules. Dated December 20 1933 B C Reese Mayor.
Announcement that Mrs. Fred S Norton seeks the unexpired term as Tax Receiver in Thomas County to fill the vacancy after her husband Fred S Norton’s death. She notes years of assisting his duties and asks for the vote and support of loyal friends and her own supporters.
James W. Evans announces his candidacy for Tax Receiver of Thomas County in the special election set for January 4, 1934, to fill the unexpired term of the late F S Norton. He asks voters for support and pledges diligent service if elected.
The Pavo Weekly News office advertises its job printing services. Local businesses and individuals can place orders for printed materials with the paper acting as the printer and distributor for notices, programs, and handbills.
Local public schools plan to begin the spring term next Tuesday morning in January. Patrons are urged to ensure pupils attend on the first day to support efficient school work and prompt daily attendance.
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for measured dosing and precise control. They avoid habit formation and kidney irritation, offering comfortable, reliable relief. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is presented as an approved, versatile option for all ages.
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