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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
The Vidalia Advance republishes as the official city publication with editor N C Napier and weekly Thursday issues from Vidalia Georgia, including post office entry as second class matter under federal law.
Residents of Uvalda Seward and Charlotte in Montgomery county vote for a large consolidated school to be located at Uvalda. The article praises the move as a proven approach bringing better teachers and improved outcomes, signaling upbuilding for the three districts.
Savannah Mayor Murray M. Stewart urged Georgia farmers to back a state port and terminals plan designed to warehouse and ship farm products with low costs. He said the facility would provide cold storage for perishables, boost grain storage and farming scale, and operate self funded without tax burden, becoming a lasting revenue source.
A Monday sale at the Richmond and McArthur farm near Riley will showcase pure bred Duroc sows and gifts. The event aims to keep most hogs in the area as the firm promotes pure bred breeds and improves local herds by offering higher profits for pure bred stock.
Receipts in August towns double prior levels as early yields satisfy farmers. Confidence grows that boll weevil can be whipped and cotton acreage will rise next year. Farmers plan bigger self supplied feeds with more hogs cattle and poultry. South Georgia agriculture shows strong comeback.
S B Meadows announces candidacy for State Senator pending the Democratic primary on September 13, urging Toombs County voters to support him.
The Georgia Board of Health cites the Ellis Health Law adopted in 1914 and notes that about 50 000 school children receive medical inspection yearly while 5 000 with handicaps get corrective treatment. In 1921 85 000 typhoid vaccines were given free and 6 679 sanitary privies were installed.
Toombs Montgomery and Wheeler counties voters are asked to support G. W. Lankford in the race for State Senate in the 15th district. He pledges dedication to the district and asks for ballots and votes.
F H Saffold announces bid for judge of the Superior Courts in the Middle Circuit subject to the forthcoming primary. He presents his candidacy formally and respectfully.
A formal public notice from R. N. Hardeman addresses voters for the office of Judge of Superior Courts in the Middle Judicial Circuit. The message invokes official electorial procedure and seeks support from the electorate.
Worth D. Poe announces candidacy for representative of Toombs County ahead of the primary. Ernest C. Wimberly also declares his run for the same office and asks for support.
A Toombs County resident declares candidacy for Georgia state representative subject to Democratic primary rules to be held September 13, 1922. He states an honest desire to represent the county in the legislative hall.
A county resident says he will run for the legislature after being urged by friends across sections. He announces his candidacy subject to the white primary on September 13 and pledges to relieve overburdened taxpayers and safeguard the interests of the people.
From Waycross and Hebardsville Ga supporters announce J A L Glaze as a candidate for representative under the white primary rules. He urges women to guard morality and voters to expose corrupt politicians. Mentions past ballot theft and cites a biblical verse, with speaking dates to come.
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