Professional Cards Practicing Physician Vidalia Ga
Vidalia Georgia physician listings as of 1920s time note a practice in the post office building with contact lines listed as residence 84 3 and office numbers.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
6
Vidalia Georgia physician listings as of 1920s time note a practice in the post office building with contact lines listed as residence 84 3 and office numbers.
A long forgotten will from the late eighteenth century in Carnesville Franklin County Georgia ties Billy Patterson to the famed question Who Struck Billy Patterson. The document sets a wealth of Georgia land and a clause to ferret out the assailant. It notes ties to Betty Patterson and Jerome Bonaparte and recalls local figures Ty Cobb and Uncle Billy Bowers.
Hon G W Lankford reports on measures from the Georgia Legislature. New boards regulate chiropractic practice and school Bible readings. taxes on gasoline and guano, highway funding, and expanded governor staff. A women’s franchise bill, a 50 year governor mansion lease, tax commission, and general tax and appropriation acts are noted along with pension funding changes. Natives in Wrightsville and local residents Rufus Lindler and Lott Stith are mentioned.
The document recounts Billy's wealth used to finance railroad expansion to Bowersville and his solo effort to build a line from Bowersville to Carnesville before his death. Editor Burton of the Lavonia Times is credited with uncovering this historic record.
The cotton crop gathering begins as farmers in the area start harvests. A peanut boiling hosted at Mr. A W Phillips home drew a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs Wilson Poole and Miss Naomi Morris visited Mr. and Mrs W D Taylor over the weekend. Elisha Taylor and his young son Ferral spent the weekend with relatives.
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