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UNION HECONOEN, MUXDGEV1LLE, CA.. NOVEMBER 1», 1»I«
MINERALS ALONE BRING SOUTH
OVER TWO BILLION DOLLARS
During the ***** y**r ovmr *2 P« r cen1
of the Nation'* mineral*, valued at
more than $1,000,000,000. came
Souths
Ninety-nine per cent uf the Na
tion's sulphur wa» shipped last year
from two Sauthei p rtu and an equ-
n! amount of the country’s phosphate
wa „ produced by two Southern state*
In di jssing '-he basis of the South s
il development, and possibi-
* tor future development, Arthur
( , n . , , through the medium of Hol-
!„nd’ The Haguine of the South,
he current i«n>e how nearly
. r thsrd of the Nation's, mineral
% ....... ; n j<»27 came from the South.
H, *• During tlte past year.
ON THE CAMPUS OF C. S C W. , UNION SERVICES AT BAPTIST
CHURCH THURSDAY
When Thanksgiving * s mentioned
at G. S. C. the annual home-coming
is thought of and planned. Marty of
the girls who ate now Georgia teach
er' come back to the camp" - and
Milledgeville to see how they have
grown and changed. Class colors
brightly greet the home-comers from
the welcome banners on the door
way. 1 *. Everyone is dre«scd in the
“best bib and tucker." The dinimr
rooms are dressed in their dresses of
autumn leaves covered with snow,
crepe paper, favors. Thanksgiving
symbols.
After the family dinner he girls
ar. allowed to witness the G. M. C\
football game.
Appreciation Week was begun **n
the campus most appropriately when
Mrs. Hines led vesper services Sun
day night in the auditorium The
i n blessings of Appreciation Week
e stressed by her. During the
•k these phases will be emphasized
■ oming watch, chapel, and other
Will
Union Services will be held at
Baptist church Thanksgiving Day.
10:30 o’clock.
Rev. John K. Yarbrough, pastor
the Me hodbt chutch will deliver 1
ton Street lying between the West
side of Wilkinson Street and the Bast
side of Liberty Street. Bids will be
received for the grading of said Sec
tion, curbing and guttering the tamo
with a five inch by eighteen granite
curb, and a six inch by thirty inch
cement concrete gutter, the installing
of man-holes, catch basins, and storm
sewer lines. The street to be im
proved for an approximate distance
of 430 feet and to the width of fifty
feet from outside curb to outside
curb. witr. two eighteen foot drive
ways and with a park fon/.een feet
wide in the center of the street.
The approximate quantities re-
.. | v du.. came from Southern mines,
yj than SJ.OOO.OOfl.OO — 11 per
c< n , the productive power of the
• : re South. A $2,000,000,000 in-
d >try n Its* than half a century. A
‘... ire - th evalue of whose products
has multiplied 15.5 timeo in 25 years,
o "pared with a multiplication of
S' r/.ire country’s mineral values
by 5.6 during the same period.
- The New South produces 99 per
e nt of the country 's graphite and
carbon black, 93 per cent of its an-
phnlt. 85 per cent of its fuller’s earth j> ar kei
63 per cent of its petroleum. 57 per work from tht>
cen o( its zinc, 50 per cent of its ffroup „ emmed compll
qu'ck«iiver, 45 per cent of its load. <J|Vp h(>r i)nck
Thanksgiving night is to feature a
comedy. "The Whole Town's Talk
ing." The class of '28 will be honor
ed with an alumnae banquet Novem
ber 30. 1928.
Mis< Mary Jane Parker, who re- i
e?ived her degree in June 1928, was
n the campus for the week-end !
now doing extension 1
•ollege. The campus 1
in to
inch by thirty two inch cement con
crete gutter, installing and furnish
ing two catch basins and one hundred
feet of storm sewer pipe line. The
approximate quantities required are
as followw: 824 feet of granite curb.
824 feet of cement concrete gutter,
two catch basins, and 100 feet of
storm sewer pipe lim
Bids are also asked on the furnich-
ing of material and laying approxi
mately 824 feet of combination con
crete curb and gutter, to be u- cd in-
Thc song service will be in the na cur j (> witr. two eighteen foot drive- stead of the granite curb and concrete
lure of Thanksgiving. ways and with a park fou.- cen fee' gutter in the discretion of the Mayor
The people of Milledgeville of ni : w j de ; n t he center of the street. and Aldermen,
denominations are invited to join ir The- approximate quantities r:- The bids are asked on all of the
th.se services. quired are as fololws: 1780 lineal work and material necessary to corn-
feet of granite curb. 1780 lineal feet plete the said improvement. Each
FOK SALF. OR RENT FARMS AND fcmi , nl concrete gutter, wo catch bid must be accompanied by a eash-
HOUSES—I have » bargain for basins, and 100 feet of storm sew r ier's check in the sum of $100.00,
tome one in the Frank Miller home pipe. % made payable to the Treasurer of the
on Jnckson Street, also the »mall Bids are also asked on the furnish- City of Milledgeville, as a proposal
he use and »torc near the Central ing „f materia! and laying approx:- guarantee.
Depot. Good farm of about four mately 1780 lineal feet of combine- Plans and specifica.ions may be
hundred acre* main highway to Ma- tion cement concrete curb and gutter, ween and inspected at the office ofj
con. bu* p=..*ii»* place *ix time* n to be used instead of the grange curb the Clerk and Treasurer of the City
day. good for dairying or general and cement gutters. of Milledgeville, and at the office of
farming, three tenant bou»e» about The bids are asked on all of the ; the Engineer of said City. The right
eight hundred dollar* worth of lira- WO rk and material necessary to com- I is reserved to reject any and all bids,
ber. Good home* on North and p i e tc said improvement. Each bid By order of the Council, this 19th,
South Wayne Street and in other must be accompanied by a cashier’s day of November, 1928.
lection of the city. See J. L. Sibley, check in the sum of $100.00, made | MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE
payable to the Treasurer of the City, CITY OF MILLEDGEVILLF
DODGE USED SEDAN FOR SALE Q f Milledgeville, as a proposal guar- j GEORGIA.
One 1927 u.ad Dodge Sedan that an tee. Plans and specifications may |* HE HARWOOD-BEEBF CO
be seen and inspected at the office I City Engineers. ' Adv .
HYSTERIC*!.
Soatli Carolina Ladv TV—
Triad Cardm and Says She”
Noticed Remarkable
Improvement
Anderson. 6. C.—“I suffered a
tong long time, before I tried Car.
will ha<
Excellei
only regret is that i
did not know about It-sooner,” sa\*
{*=• Pruitt, 130 -K" stS ; ’
tals city.
**1 was badly run dowmln health
My nerves *went to pieces’, and*?
had to go to bed. I was not able to
do my house work for many months
"I got so bad off, I could not bear
to have anybody walk across a-,,
floor of my room. The least little
thing upset me. Sometimes I be
came hysterical. I had bat! palm
in my back and sider., and my heat*
and limbs would take spells of acht
ins. which almost set me wild ’
"One day I was rcadln- an ’ r
saw where a woman, who had -*
trouble like my own. had been re
lieved by Cardui. I decided at onei
to try It; so I began on u couS
of the Homo Treatment’.
“It began to help me from tho
very first. I took Cardui regularly
for several months, and my improve-’
ment was so remarkable, that my
family and friends were delighted.
“Cardui has no equal, in my opin
ion.- I gladly recommend it to
others.”
For ale by druggists, ertnahm
Oct % bottle today!
*er
nderful
L. N. JORDAN
44 pel
ent of its feldspa
and 39
The journalism class under Dr. \V.
* c°nl- l n !*h or t, of 56 -j. Wynn ha? been studying the teach-1
minerals produced in this country in 1 n j, lUfl> t j, K management, and the ac-
oin-iderablc quantities, the South • lUE , of the newspaper *. Be-j
alone gives the Nation 30, in quanti- s th „ Ioca , * tud j c * niadt . the class ,
lies ranging from 25 to 100 oer ernt' ;. p : a:minjr to visit The Macon Daily j
of the - country’s whole. Telegraph December 5. 1928, to see a ;
"There’s coal in the hills of the j r!ty daUy paper in opera ion. The
Virginias, of Kentucky and Alaba- i •. l( ., n } M . r< u f u, c t .| a8g w j,j act a< rP .
.11a and Oklahoma and Tennessee. Be- . ... „ cw . f or t j, t . Telt-
n:ath Ihoxp com patches, ragged j ,. r ‘ph. Thl< " c <-m1rsy of Mrs. Willie
though they be. may lie many honest [ c r ,. r . Kth-ridge makes the visit to
coal deposit. In fact, it is practical- j thp Macon Telegraph press possible.
!j ccrtlin they do lie there; for while . | ll . cl . n ,b, P 12. i!i2S this same
the South mined more th»n 273.000.-1 j, iarr;1 |i.,,, c |„, s w ||| have entire
I'ill) tons in 1927, it left beneath the | ,. hlln , c „ f „ wt . ek | y is , UB „f The L'n-
urface, as far .na can he estimated. i()n jteeorder. The staff is ns fol-
well over half a trillion tons. Enough i | nw „.
for more than 2,000 years’ supply, it , ^jias Mnri? Long, of Atlanta, editor
would appear. ; i„. c hief. Miss Florence Rogers of
"Several years ago, the iron and , Samlcrsville as managing editor. Miry
vteel centers in Pennsylvania declared viola James of Fitzgerald as business
that the South could never compote
with the East in the quality of iron half enpaiety, the Alabama plants of
and steel. But two years ago, when the Steel Sorporation were running
The St^rc! Corporation’s plants in the duy and night, -at full capacity, to
’atter section were running at but care for their trade.”
of the Clerk anJ Treasurer of thi
, City of Milledgeville and at the of-1
! ficc of the Engineer of said City. I
. The right is reserved to reject aryl
j and all bids.
By ordc rof the Council, this 19th, j
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals for improving
Street Improvement Section No. 36 | of November, 1928.
in the City of Milledgeville, Georgia.! THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF
will be received by the Mayor and; THE CITY OF MILLKDGK-
Aldesmen of said City at their office! VILLE.
in tile City Hall a. twelve o’clock, M. frHE HARWOOD-BEEBE CO.
December 13th, 1928. J City Engineer?. Adv.
Said Street Improvement Section i
consists of that portion of Washing
, Mia.? Carrie. Frank Crate
of Macon as feature editor. Miss
Dorothy Colquitt of Columbus n>
tports cditoi. Miss Velma Keinp of
Statesboro as city editor. Miss Annie
Moore Dauglt.ry of Macon as state
editor. Miss Mildred Merrcll of New-
nan for men’s news, Miss Mae Ross
of Macon for news of interest to
women, Miss Mary Raby of Macon
.as columnist. Misses Guide Tnbb of
Stellfiville and Ma*-y Carson of Union
Point are reporters. Mi:«es Annie
Laurie Rush of Rome and Lizzie Mae
Gammage of Ameritus are proof
readers.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Scaled p.opo als fn.*
Street Improvement Sectii
improving
n No. 47
in the City of Milledgeville. Georgia,
will be received by the Mayor and
Ald«*rm?n of paid City at their office
in the City Hall a twclvp o’clock.
M. December 13th, 1928.
Said Street Improvement Section |
consists of that portion o' ColunV • | $
Street lying between the South :
of Hancock Street and the North side J i
of Green Street.
Bids will be received for grading:
the said section, curbing ana gutter-j
ing the same with a five inch by .
eighteen inch granite curb, -and a six J
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