Pavo Weekly News front page seeks community readers
Pavo Weekly News published Thursdays in Pavo Georgia edited by P W Redick. Subscription $1.09 with display rates on request. Local readers note a long moral essay praising women as mothers and Christian virtue, contrasting good and wicked behavior.
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School Forestry Publisher Honored by Georgia Nation
Officials praise the publisher of a state forestry bulletin for support to schools and communities. ceremony recognizes contributions to forestry education and youth involvement within Georgia.
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Forestry Association praised Pavo News for inspiration
T G Stalford president writes from Atlanta after receiving and distributing copies of the Pavo News to Indian Springs forestry executives. He commends the issue as well prepared and unanimously liked by the forestry group, noting its usefulness for their work and appreciation for the courtesy shown.
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How Free Are We and the Burden of Laws
A critical column questions whether the web of federal state and local laws leaves citizens constantly breaking rules while officials fail to enforce. It argues that rapid lawmaking creates bureaucracy and burdens everyday life more than it prevents crime.
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Ohio House Defeats 2 Percent Retail Tax
The Ohio House of Representatives on Wednesday rejected Governor George White's plan for a 2 percent retail sales tax by an 88 to 87 vote in Columbus.
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