Eyes Wide Open Support for Governor's Landslide Victory
The piece notes broad backing for Gov. Smith in Georgia with expectations of a June re election. It cites a political exchange praising local development steps such as schools roads farming and home industries as foundations for community growth. It mentions Joe's Macon visit and a clash with railroad interests but asserts Democratic voters will decide June results.
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Little Joe
Macon
Major Hanson
Central Railroad
Polly” Pendleton
The
Telegraph
Georgia
Gov. Smith
Democratic Party
Pinehill Dots Political Talk and Local News
Local notes from Pinehill cover General Greene aiming to rally farmers if weather stays fair, while Miss Mae Moreland attends the Vienne Teachers Institute. Mr. W. J. Etheridge serves on a Vienna court jury with son L. A. Etheredge. Mamie Ford was ill. Singing session led by Joe Brown Folds sparks plans for a singing school. Beech Haven picnic attended by Mrs. J B Harpe and Mrs. R S Robertson. School picnic moved from June 19 to June 18 due to teachers examination.
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General Greene
Mae Moreland
Vienne
W. J. Etheridge
Vienna
L. A. Etheredge
Mamie Ford
Grady Harvard
W. J. Ebheredga
Charlie Tucker
Joe Brown Folds
J.B. Harpe
R. 5. Robertson
Beech Haven
Nita
Georgia Alabama and Western Railroad Stock Issued For 60 Mile Line
The Railroad Commission authorized G F A R R Co to issue capital stock up to 500000 for constructing a sixty mile line from Camilla in Mitchell county through Newton in Baker to Ft Gaines on the Chattahoochee River. Much grading is done and construction will be pushed. the road has no bonds.
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Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Camilla
Mitchell County
Newton
Baker
Ft. Gaines
Chattahooches River
Byromville News Roundup Quietly Reflects Local Doings
Local items report visits by Byromville residents to Macon and Atlanta on business, a new $5,000 schoolhouse project underway with community funding, a Methodist revival gaining members, and social entertainments hosted by Mrs Dock Morgan and others. A mad dog incident led to hydrophobia testing in Atlanta. Notables include Teddy Roosevelt reference, Teddy’s Pinehurst visits, H S Tullington’s livery stable nearing completion, and Dr Lewie Mobley presiding over Byromville Lodge. Mrs Chiltz visiting W O Daniels. bank cashier N E Dawson back from a three week trip. missionary feature by Mrs Gunter.
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Messra
Willie Watts
Jack Roberto
Sam and
Morton Slade
Dock Morgan
Mary Lee Johnston
Johnson
Atlanta
In Memory of Richard M Lewis
An obituary tribute for Richard M Lewis born December 13 1884 died March 22 1908 with note of his church membership at Pine Ridge Primitive Baptist Church. It honors a wife four daughters and three sons and recalls funeral led by Reverend John Hall and a family burial.
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John Hall
Primitive’ Baptist, Church
Pine Ridge Church
Metz Joyner Ordained at Baptist Church
Joyner was ordained as a Baptist minister Tuesday night before a large audience. Pastor W L Cutts directed the service with Rev A J Senders reading scripture, Rev O J Frier delivering the sermon, and Rev G Jennings leading the ordaining prayer. The new minister oversees two churches plus extra appointments, occupying most Sundays.
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the Baptist Church
Metz Joyner
W. L. Cutts
A. J. Senders
Cutts
O.J. Frier
Pinehurst
G. Jennings
J. M. Kelly
Missionary and Laymans Rally Near Vienna
A Missionary and Laymans Rally takes place May 23 and 24 at Marvin 2 1/2 miles southwest of Vienna. Services start 10 A M Saturday with opening address by Judge A V Whipple and speakers Col Jule Felton Rupert Stovall W J Snelling plus E G Greene A J Shells and others. Dinner served on the ground. crowd hoped for at opening service.
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Marvin
Vienna
A. V. Whipple
Cordelo
Jule Felton
Montezuma
Rupert Stovall
W. J.snelling
Pinehurst
E.G. Greene
A. J. Shells
G. S. and F. Railway Schedules Limitations
Train departures from Vienna north ward include No. 2 at 2.33 PM to Macon with connections to Atlanta and beyond. No. 4 offers Macon service with flag stops for connections to Atlanta and northern points. No. 6 Shoofly Local serves Macon at 9.23 AM.
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Vienna
Macon
Atlanta
Valdosta
Palatka
Jacksonvill
M. No
Jacksonville
Jackville
Georgia Southern and
Florida Railway
All Pointe
Pointe
South
Georgia
Florida
W. C. Wilson
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Cnd
Gov. Switch
Pinehill
Alabama and Western Railroad
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Byrom
Atlante
Dr. Teasly
Lilly
Seymour Byrom
Main Street
Almont
Deneel Thompson
Methodist
Brother Ferrell
Nevse
Whittington
Hill
Theodore Woodruff
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Tullington
Crogatore
N. E. Dawson
of Our Bank
North
Alabama
Chiltz
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. O. Daniels
Lewie Mobley
Byromville Lodge
Gunter
Houston Baptist Association
Richard M. Lewis
God
Husband
Laura Lewis
Warkming
Metz
Joyner
BMG & Tnt
Oglethor
Aula
Oglethorpe
Talboltton
Bullockville
Warm Springs Hotel
Eaogs
Atlan
Roanoke
Ab& A
Fitzgerald
Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Douglas
Waycross, Ar
Branawick
Fina
Atlanta, Ga
H.leany
G. S. & F. Railway
DR. Thaddeus P. Bell
Cordele
Lamar, Taylor & Riley Drug Co
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
Virarolina Pany
Seeveport
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