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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
3
Advertising Rates for Local Readers
Display advertising rates offered here are reasonable and available on application. Local readers in local and personal columns are charged ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for each additional insertion. Entered as second class matter December 8 1921 at the Post Office in Pavo Georgia under the act of March 3 1879.
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Pavo
Old Myth Proved True Dragons on Komodo Island
The Macon County Citizen recounts how science reveals dragons as living Komodo dragons on a remote Indian Ocean island. Eight to nine feet long, they inhabit caves and strike with ferocity, killing animals and sometimes humans, matching ancient legends of dragons and their terror in early settlements.
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Imperial
China
Earth
Indian Ocean
Komodo
New York Zoological Gardens
St. George
Macon County
Georgia Vows Jail Term For Negro Communist Angling Rebellion
In a harsh editorial stance the Thomasville Times Enterprise condemns Angelo Herndon, a Cincinnati based black communist, for stirring unrest among African Americans in Georgia. It praises his 20 year sentence as a deterrent and warns against pirate tactics that could spark race clashes and threaten state order.
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Angelo Herndon
Cincinnati
Georgia
Ther
Supreme Court of
Georgna
Thomasville
Announcement of State Senate candidacy in Bevelth district
A candidate in Thomas County announces bid for the State Senate from the Bevel th Senatorial District comprising Thomas Brooks and Grady counties. He seeks Democratic primary voters on September 12 1934 and pledges support for schools teachers and Confederate Veterans, tax relief, and continued public service.
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Thomas County
State Senate
Bevelth
Thomas
Brooks
Grady
Senate
Some Good Guesses and Quips from Daily Sayings
A collection of wry aphorisms and reflections on life, work, health, and social behaviors. The piece uses humorous observations about ignorance, policing, debt, health, invention, vanity, and poultry, with a mix of old fashioned wisdom.
Roy Hay Announces City Court Judge Candidacy for Thomasville
Dr Roy Hay announces for the unexpired term as City Court judge of Thomasville. He pledges economical court conduct without violating rights, proposes refunding one fourth of the salary to taxpayers, and cites eight years as mayor and police court experience. He appeals for Democratic primary voters on September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Thomasville
Roy Hay
Candidate for City Court Judge in Democratic Primary
B. B. Earle announces his candidacy for City Court Judge in Thomas County under Democratic rules. He pledges faithful impartial service and economical administration, promises prompt trials for waivers of jury trials, and supports Grand Jury salary reduction from 4500 to 2400 dollars upon taking office. He thanks supporters and seeks continued backing.
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Thomas County
B. B. Earle
Woman Loses 41 Lbs of Fat with Kruschen Salts
A testimonial from Mrs. W. Eckoff claims Kruschen Salts lowered her blood pressure from 290 and helped her shed 41 pounds in about nine months. She states a daily half teaspoonful in warm water safely boosts organ function and energy, with one bottle lasting four weeks.
Old Papers For Sale At Pavo Weekly News Office
Local office advertises old newspaper issues for sale at the Pavo Weekly News office. Sale items include historic editions and archived clippings suitable for collectors or researchers. Availability limited, inquiries encouraged.
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Pavo Weekly
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L. E. Wooten
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Blalock Furniture Company
Moultrie, Georgia
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