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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEV1LLE. GA., JANUARY 12, 1*21
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Thinfi You Should Know
“Do you notice how fat all the
chorus are?”
“Yea, the manage r is very eco
nomical, and the fat ones get the
same pay as the thin but fill the
stage better.”
“Here, what’s this?” demanded
the editor of the comic journal.
“What’s what?” faltered the ar
tist.
“This joke doesn’t mention the
flapper!”
by John Joneph Gaines, M- D-
COMMITTING SUICIDE
who yuddenly ends his intense?”
.... voluntarily, by hi* own act. is Sergeant:
, suicide. I believe thnt
ends ° r , “There 1
Applicant: “I’m thinking about
joining the Marines*. Is your drill
Any
Naw, outdoors—on the
who parade ground.”
shortens his existence slowly
unconsciously — commits “There’s one word in the Eng-
^ imwholcsomc' deed. Hah language that
1 read somewhere that civiliaation nounced wrong.”
. seven hundred articlea of “ ‘
' j tn oU r overworked dietary! j
Think of it, in (be face of the fact
, ^ human body needs actually "Doesn t your
Tnly a hull-dozen! I feel sure that when you stay o,
the seven hundred are only modifies- m the mornnig?”
^ ,, mixtures,, and udulterations of “he
the few food-unitea required. In feet,”
place of plain bread and butter,
— eating dis-
alwuys
lations of the Democratic Primary to
be held on February 15th, 1928.
I have tried to give satisfactory
service in the past; and if my efforts
have met with your approval, I would
like to serve you again. I wish to
thank you for the confidence you
have placed in me; and I assure you
that I will do my best to give you
better service in the future.
P.N. BIVINS.
Mr. Harry Jay spent Tuesday in
the city, looking after the interest
of hit> store here. Mr. Jay opened a
department store here the past fall,
and expresses himself well pleased
with the business he has done. He
says that he has found Milledgeville
a good town, and business conditions
here as good as they were in any of
the other places he has stores. The TO THE VOTERS OF BALDWIN
store here is in charge of Mr. Harry. COUNTY
Levine. J I wish to announce my candidacy
! for-relection to the ofic e of Tax Re
ceiver in the coming primary on
February 15th, your loyal support in
electing mi* to fill the unexpired
term of the late E. P. Lane was ap
preciated and I promise to serve you
to the best of my ability if re-elected
Thanking you in advance and
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
To The Voters of Baldwin County.
ish to announce my candidacy 1 best wishes for you nnd yours, I an
Cordially yours,
fruits and i
tillates, fermentations, hashes and To kill a certain dame.
, .nglomerations, sugared pyramids, At murder I’m willing to
and highly dynamized temptations to
depraved appetites, which wreak de
struction by slow but certain stages
on the bodies that are, irom hour to
hour stuffed with them, suicide? I
know of no better word to employ.
Our advertising pages, woman's
magazines and newspapi rs are flam
ing with colored illustrations of sat
urated, striped, and colored defiers
of digestion. New recipes
daily added, that
•election for the office
County Commissioner of Ruldwin
County, subject to the rules and
regulations prescribed by the 1'emo-
j’clock cratic Executive Committee govern
ing the primary to be held Feb. 15th,
a rule her aim is per- 1928. I assure you that I deeply ap-
j priciate your confidence that has
been placed in me, and if re-elected
A bloody lust inflames my heart I promise my every effort to guard
BRISCOE WALLS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To The Voters of Baldwin County
I am a candidate for re-election
the office of Tux Collector of Bald-
the Ikn
be hi Id Fchrus
and if rc-elccted I pledge my every
ef irt to fulfill the duties of this
office to the best of my nbility.
W. H. STEMBRlbGF.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALDWIN
COUNTY
im a candidate for re-election to
the office of Coroner of Baldwin
County subject to the primary to be
held on the 15th day of February
1928. T will appreciate your support.
C. I. NEWTON.
FOR SHERIFF
I am a candidate for re-election to
the office of Sheriff of Baldwin
county, subject to the Democratic
Primary of February 15th, 1928. I
thunk the voters of Baldwin county
for the confidence they have shown
in me in the past, and promise that
if re-elected I will perform the
duties of the office to the best of
my ability.
Sincerely,
S. L. TERRY.
the interest of the office to the bes!
my | of my ability.
part Sincerely yours.
And I feel no sense of shame. O. F. MOP.AN.
Her blood I'd spill with devilish
glee
Yes I’d shoot her till it hurts.
For here I am all nude, you see
She hasn't delivered my shirts.
notic;
Notice is hereby i
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' irresistible— to the Geo
ORDINARY’S CITATION
I GEORGIA Baldwin County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
; Pinkie Barnes, having applied fo:
I Guardianship of the p- rrf»n and pro
the past, and I
that if returned ;
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
I wish t«« annoum-i my candidacy
rty ’of Alex Collins Brown, child of I for re-elec ion to t:i .>ff : ce ef Clerk
that Mil- Elbert Brown and Anniebell Brown. I of the Superb r Court of Baldwin
County, G- orgia, : ui>j ct to the rules
ay Company has up- j t,oth deceased,
?orgiu Public Service deceased, no.ic
M if plain, wholesome food were not Commission for authority 10 reduc.
timably better for sound sleep
and good health! Our people
suriie tons and tons of sugar
myriad forms each year. Commer
cialism knows that the easiest route
to the pocket-book is by way of the
appetite.
There is no argument against that
for long, healthy, comfortable life.
Every octogenarian, even centenari
an is a living convincing witness for
plain food, temperate living, and
sound sleep. Every man that die at
fifty-five of “heart failure” ‘cerebral
hemorrhage” and “acute indigestion”
is a terrible indictment of the gas
tronomic debauches of our people
of today. Life is too precious to be
frittered away by dissipation.
If you want a god figure, healthy
mimcles, sound brain, and elastic
step, cling to the simple diet and
steady employment.
Ho: "I improved my golf game
a hundred per cent last Sunday.”
Bo “But I didn’t nee you on the
links."
Ho: “I wasn't- I cleaned out
the furnace and my profanity is nowi
practically perfect.
“What did the deceased leave be
hind him?”
“A wife the sheriff and numer
ous creditors.”
He: “What do you mean by say
ing this is a possum cur?"
She: “Oh, it plays dead in the
most convenient places.”
present service between Georgia
Railroad Depot and State Sanitarium
from ten trains per day in each direc
tion, to six trains per day in each
direction, to be operated upon the
following schedules:
WESTBOUND
Train Leave Arrive
No. Ca. RR Repot Asylum
100 5:40 AM 6:00 AM
102 9:28 AM 9:48 AM
104 10:25 AM 10:45 AM
108 .. -2:00 PM 2-20 PM
108 4:20 PM 4:56 PM
110 5:58 PM 7:00 PM
EAST BOUND
Train Leav e Arrive
No. Asylum Ga. RR Depot
101 8:05 AM 9:15 AM
103 9:52 AM 10:15 AM
105 10:46 AM 11:06 AM
107 2:22 PM 2:42 PM
109 6:.iU PM 5:50 PM
111 7:00 PM 7:20PM
This matter has been assigned for
heuring before the Commisuion, in
its offices, State Capitol, Atlanta,
Ga., session beginning ten o’clock
A. M., Tuesday, January 17th, 1928,
at which time all persons interested
will be given an opportunity of be
ing heard.
This notice is being given in ac
cordance with the requirements of
the Georgia Public Service Comrais-
MILLEDGEVILLE RAILWAY CO.
By GEO. II. TURNELL,
General Manager.
thnt
application will be heard at my office
at ten o’clock A. M., the first Mon
day in February next.
This 2nd day of January 1928.
W. H. STEMBKIDGE, Ordinary*.
id and regulations prescribed by the
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I desire to announce my candidacy
for re-election to the office of Coun
ty Treasurer subject to the Primary
to be held February 15th, 1928 and
will appreciate your support and in
fluence.
Respectfully,
OTTO M. CONN.
That kind of mai
C. H. ANDREWS & SON
666
is a Proscription for
Golds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It kills the germs.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIOER
I hereby announce my Candidacy
for a place on the Board of County
Commissioners of Baldwin County,
subject to the democratic primary to
be held on February 15th.
If elected to this responsible -po
sition, I promise to give to the peo
ple of Baldwin County the very beet
service tha: I know how. I expect
to make this race strictly on my own
merits and I have no criticism or
comments to make concerning any
other candidate.
Your vote and support will be ap
preciated.
M. C. HARRINGTON.
Exei
Com
1928.
ful for tl
i most grate-
u that I
confident
d in me. I trust my pant serv-
ill warrant your continued sup-
FOR ORDINARY
To The Voters of Baldwin County:
I am a candidate for re-election
for Ordinary of Baldwin County,
subject to the rules and regulations
as prescribed by the Democratic
Executive Committee, in the primary
to be held February 15th.
I sincerely appreciate the confi
dence that has been placed in me
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Whose birthday party isn’t a
real success when the cake is
made with Omega Flour!
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Sold by most all the grocers in and
around Milledgeville.
Central of Georgia Railway’s Improvement Program
For 1928
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
To The Voters of Baldwin County: |g
I hereby announce my candidacy • j
for County School Superintendent j
of Baldwin County subject to the “
democratic primary’ of February
15th.
If elected .o this important office,
I promise to give the very best of
service and attention to my duties Q
that I am capable of giving. O
I certainly will appreciate your ||
vote and support.
Respectfully yours,
S. A. BOONE.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIN
TENDENT
I am a candidate for re-election 1
the office of County School Superin
tendent sjubjeet to the rules and regu-
Clearance §slc!
Electric Appliances
D uring January we offer ail
shop-worn demonstrator elt i*lv:«
appliances at extremely low price a
At our store you’ll very likely find
some appliance that you'd be glad to
own.
Come by. See what we have!
Each article bears our unqualified
guarantee of satisfactory service!
At the beginning of each year it is natural to review achievements of the preceding twelve months
and to consider what can be accomplished during the new year. Many important improvements and
additions were made to the Central of Georgia's plant and facilities during 1927, and 1928 j will
bring sAill further additions and betterments. The* management appreciates the importance and the
necessity of keeping the railroad's track, station facilities, rolling stock, equipment and everything
else pertaining to its operation in condition to render the best transportation service humanly possible.
That is tfic goal towurd which it works from year to year.
Among the outiAanding improvements completed in 1927 were: the company hospital at
Savannah for use of employes of the railroad; the new 15-stall roundhouse at Suvannah; the opening
of connecting track link with the Mary Lee Railroad at Birmingham, affording a better outlet over
the Central from this important industrial section; and the completion of new 150-ton track scales at
Savannah, Union Springs and Alexander City. A total of 87 miles of track were relaid with
heavier rail, and 525,000 cross ties were used in track work during the year.
Nearly two million dollar** will be spent by the Central of Georgia for additions and better
ments in 1928. This sum does not include such improvements as the Bay Street Viaduct at Sa-
vunnah, begun during 1927 and now practically complete. It does include the purchase of 550 new
freight cars, the extension of track, the building of bridges and trestles where needed, the
erection of new station facilities at Thomaston, Ga., and the construction of warehouses at Rome
Ga. All of these improvements are necessary, and will result in better service to the public. A rail
road serving a dcv< loping territory such as the Central of Georgia s rves must expand its
facilities to keep pace with the development of its section.
Watch for the special VIM- RA Y demon
Stratton at cur storr. shtming the health-
git tug tallies of light- ray treatment.
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a CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE ,
The money to pay for improvements such as those included in the Central of Georgia’s 192S
program is only in part available from current revenues. The improvements must be financed
largely upon railroad credit, anil in the interest of those whom the railroads serve as well as of
the railroads themselves that credit should be protected by ndequatc earnings for the carriers. Rail
road credit depends upon net earnings, as unlt ss assured of a reasonable return the investing public
will shun raliroad securities. The Central of Georgia's gross earnings during 1927 were less
than in preceding years, and it was only through measures of strict economy and increased efficiency
that the railroad’s net earnings were protected. The Central of Georgia does not advocate an »n-
creane in the present rate level, out it does call attention to the fact that drastic rate reductions,
by impairing railroad credit and service, will adversely affect those producers, manufacturers, mer
chants and consumers who rely upon a continuance of the efficient railroad service thic country
now enjoys.
Constructive criticism and suggestions are invited.
Savannah, Ga., January 10, 1928.
President, Central of Georgia Railway Company.