Newspaper Page Text
the union-recorder. wixedcf.vujj, ca, march it, mi
fjjoTES ON GEORGIA
Macon.
, peach t
, 4 >ach coun-
V».)
10. I 931 '
arc just coming:
row. Macon
,m m G*orp* ro
V»Hey- m ' ar h ”
h,* rt of ‘J e '' ,
.’ „f the
they held
fe -tit-Hl beioK held at Fort
r Th ,■ was a queen selected
*" T _jreh»nt« all made
' Z had on :he Fourth of
Marion, some two or three
, i r «member we did not
* There was however
1 jjarrir. Anderson (the fam-
,) enacted that role.
V( , ar M ime of the peach prow-
• ( j deal of money while
failed. There was a
, that caught most of the
i few escaped and these
)no of the reasons for
e j lossom festival was
came for it from all
r, of the 1’nited .States. There
s lot of money made in peuches
Too many went into it.
more hundreds of acres
, peaches. 1 Rues., they
' , [hey had hotter quit Mur-
, aim what a a’ oat peach coun-
Soon they were raising ao
t |»l cl "’ s tb'F cou,d not acl1
man. at Columbus, Ga..
med Tom. He is a kind
y r?hTe m , T o h f' r thrSuu™ e °Th!f i/i*' p ind L ° f *»W°™ - life. Andy WHITE WONAh PRISONER
problems of the Sotrth. Thun the Funk would like this too. One thin*
cheap whtte labor the factones are'about spending a vacation like this,
moving down here to exploit. Natural- ruthor tha „ , 0 Flori<u _ u ^
ly theae people are Ilrtioraut Mom you don’t p et in wit h „ lot o[ hi ., h .
of them cannot rend or wr.te. They l, V er, and .pond a lot of money Th.
hve at as low a level I «uppo» aa trouble with -pendiny a lot of mon.y
is wor . that you have to go to work and
earn some more.
ft is rather ptorious here now.
Southern people have a way of taking
care of you. There is an alive in
telligent newspaper crowd here at
Macon. The Macon Telepraph is one
of the outstanding dailies of the
South. There are men on The Tele
praph staff who will ride with you
most any afternoon. (I tru«t their
boss doesn't see this.)
Still their boss isn’t any better.
He’s an Anderson and I never saw
one of that tribe that wus so hot on
working.
We go and sit on a hill. There the
peach orchards are, spread out before
They arc just coming into full
bloom. Often the hills blood reJ.
I have been spending days riding 1 The yellow and red run away into
white men ever did
They could not get anywhere
slavery days and they haven’t pot
much of anywhere since. They are
hards JlikP the priest-ridden peasantry of
Form-j Europe, in that they are pretty well
riden by low grade Protestant preach
ers down here, I’m told. These are
the people now being crowded into
the cotton mill town*. Don’t blame
the cotton mill men too much. I
notice we all seem to be pretty hot
in getting the best of the other fel
low when we have the chance. At
least when these peoplt get into town
they learn to read and write. They
n.. y begin to get somewhere one of
these days.
t r'P 1 ’'
side roads among these low hills, j pine forests. The whole country be-
Now and then I stop to go-sip with|ccmes sometimes a sweep of color,
one of these men or with a Negro I It is smething that would drive a
farmer. Mr. J. C. CampUfll or Em-j painter daffy. If I were a painter
mett Thomas should Le with me here, | it icems to me I ,never could leave
or any man who likes to loaf and this country,
talk to all kinds of people in
Mae Crooms, one of the white
women indicted for murder in the
case of Edna Horton, a young boy,
by the grand jury at the recent ses
sion of court, has been carried to
Sparta and placed in the Harcock
county jail by Sheriff Haynie. Sheriff
Haynie took this step because of
fussing and wrangling at the jail
among the prisoners.
DR. CARL'S DISCOVERY
STOPS GAS, CONSTIPATION
In his private practice, Dr. Carl
Weschcke first perfected the simple
mixture now known *u Adlerika.
Unlike most remedies, Adlerika acts
on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and removes old poisons you would
never believe were in your system.
Stops GAS bloating in 10 minutes!
Relieves chronic constipation in 2
hours! Let Adlerika give your stom
ach and boweis a REAL cleaning
and see bow good you feel! It will
surprise you! Culver & Kidd Drug
Company.
(Advertisement)
ubert. i
,:
’nch in a hundred
king. You will see his
a glass jar *
el drag stores at Marion. This
j, known all over this Georgia
Southern go-getter,
have them down here too. Last
I went to visit his peanut fac-1
There ms a great light room ]
the.*a&d> of bushels of pea-
t Telling through it, being made j
a all kinds of peanut candies, pea-1
t brittle ,etr. Also they were I
r ap the little papers of pea-
the stores.
VIa.vr I ms in the country, spend-
if the day at :■ lake. This Tom, the
1 built himself a mm-
t there. I went into.it.
he will never read this. It was
the jim-jams,
len who know
kwt making money but mighty few
them know much about .spending
t The two g.fts rarely go together
• than one man who
feaid make his trillion O. K. but
> the job of building
uelf a place to live in he seemed
> fan-tod. Ostentation, showi-
i. rarely go with real comfort and
But this Tom is ingenious. Now
e ha« invented, or has got hold of,
k scheme !or freezing peaches. He
* die fresh peaches and freezes
'• *11 pet up in little jars. It is
id that if you eat them a year later
We it fresh as though they
t cone off the tree. When
n epened his factory he got all
* * af * e *y girls from this port of
work in his factory
* few days. They all got their
n the papers by doing that
■ . • of course, got a lot cf free
I I don't think any of them
a ‘° their jobs after they got
' Pictures in the papers. A lot
n .“ 5ocie ty girls are like Doro-
fcr*- " X * ^ ee ' 1 sure my P u h-
■rJ i. , onc, ‘ ** id t0 me. The
1^;; farn,ors b re are all looking
|l£K, m t0 S ° Ve P eac h situation.
tan freeze into the surplus and
| ft .. 1 up the >’ figure they’ll be
I.,,. ma ybe hell do it all
^ ' down here is almost blood
Bkw. cnn ditions in Georgia
■ < 8r " nothing to brag of. A
1^.^ ° ,0 ^ me the other day
• ••• were several hundred
fnrtner s i n the state whose
I a j., _ than eighty dollar'
I some eighty mil-
■ *m r t " a t»* land in this state.
I - T T hnvp m y Spares just
" mUlioT) f ^ ar< * What is a few
fry ,,..; , a ‘ w oste land between
sot Pf ,.. , ,,f this land is wom-
hca r y ,' 0 ,L. an< ^ Sometimes when I
ib* P r ,.r' 7 «- S talkin *f of th o Klw-
I b " ar ,,n y» the South
K , Vntt Y wck. These old
* nDV< ‘ r ^ id any country
JV n y eo °d Talk about
1 ! hey '" oro il out
Hd ' ’ lhat « what they did.'
0 country is still worked,
^ Wot *ed at all, on the ten
^ * mu * e Plan. Sometimes
b y h '‘ poor w bRe owns the
,,e . <# *’ not -
0jt r,r) th*. e ,n poor little shacks
** » wboi- 1 f " ''nria planes. There
tv, ce white men in the
*ha rct ^' ,or whites, aito have
fi'Z h
* 'fl
V"
sr c
With Buick Syncro-
Mesh, everybody becomes
an expert at silent gear-
shifting. You can accel
erate faster with Syncro-
Mesh. And you can shift
to second instantly on
steep hills, retaining com
plete control of the car.
AND UP—f. o. b. Flint. Mich.
if in:: fs :
Ralph Simmerson
MILLEDGEVIlLE. GA.
‘Wlien Better Automobile* Are Built
Buick Will Build Them.”
THE EIGHT AS
BUILDS It
Selling-Out Sale
A Great Success
We Told You So
THEY CAME, THEY SAW AND THEY BOUGHT
They Actually Carried the Goods Away
By the Wagon Load
HUNDREDS OF
New
EASIER
DRESSES
NOW ON SALE
You Never Saw Any Thing Like It Before in All Your Life. It Looked -Like A Circus
Where The Crowds All Came From Nobody Knows? But They Were Here? And Some
of Them From 49 Miles Away. Everybody Buying. EveryLady Smiling? and Every
body Saving Money. It Was A Siglit and Scene That Will Long Be Remembered By
Those Who Were Fourtunate Enough To Attend During The First Fetf Days. And Still
They Come The Good News Is Being Spread Far and Wide. Surely You Too Will Take
Advantage of This Opportunity.
$1.00 Ladies’ HOUSE DRESSES
Guaranteed Fast Colors, Sizes 16 to
46 A ‘ 49c
19c BROADCLOTH All Leading
Colors, Also White —Sale Price
10c
15c PRINTS, Full Yard Wide Assort
ed, New Spring Patterns—Sale Price
10c
49c Boy’s WASH SUITS, made of
Broadcloth—Sale Price
29c
Childrens’ WASH DRESSES, Sizes 2
to 6, Made of Fast Color Prints
29c
$1.00 Grade of Ladies’ Full-fashioned
HOSE, New Spring Shades
25c ANKLETS new Spring Styles,
First Quality—Sale Price
59c Ladies’ Silk and Rayon HOSE
First Quality—Sale Price
Yard Wide PAJAMA CHECKS As
sorted, New Spring Shades—Sale
p Hc. jj c
3 Spools of COATS COTTON, All
Sizes—White and Black ’
Yard Wide SHEETING, First Quality
—Sale Price 5c
lAY’S
j^JDepartment Store
Hancock Street Next Door to Boston Cafe
Milledgeville, - - - Georgia
HUNDREDS OF
New
SPRING
SHOES
NOW ON SALE