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IRTY YEARS
igoinbauwin
I January 23 190«.
suasmvn pot am is
OUTLINED BY LEADERS
Proposal 9> CeiHmd on “Boil Con
servation” By Federal Subsidies.
Continued flow of government dol-
building
Inrs to the nation’s fanners appeared
assured as farm leaders drafted a
1 Sunday | fi ve P°* n * plo n tor revival in princi-
into om ' t * K> a « ricu,turaI adjustment
wded | administration, says Stanley J. Car-
. *,*; rc 1L newspaper writer, in an article
iabU • ^ n * ‘ from Washington to the Atlanta
d that there were « • Georgian,
rired prc-.le present. Ser-
• bold in the Baptist, Emerging late Saturday from a
. i;.i churches, and the lengthy session, the group of 100
• the denominations farm leaders, summoned to Wash-
rvices. • ti'gton by Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace to draft AAA substitute
, rc rf usual order legislation, expressed confidence the ’
rs-rcVivtrlan eon- r ecoinmendati c ns will he approved!
the reodUlllO of »> conerws.
,,pi.nerate song by. The program would preserve the 1
r;, v v Flinn read the AAA machinery virtually intact. Its'
./ , r s;. .Tohn. Rev. La- proposals provide:
,i ,' nvoked God’s i. That .Secretary Wallace he au-
I. n tK- - rviros- : thorized to provide for rental and j
withdrawal from crop production, at;
y, .. - ror of the equitable rates, of such land as may
, .that by the be necessary tc promote soil con-'
r> , -h" - .1 of the servation.
VvaiHing had 2. That congress provide funds
Vli .. would for execution of the proernm.
f God. 3. Thai processing taxer be levied i
Flinn cn livestock and dairy products, the:
nb- revenue to be used to expand for- >
,, j . . cign and domestic markets. !
. j 4. That all valid on. visions of
... , r .^ti’■ • ; whose AAA be retained and strengthened.;
• ;d be**n particularly those governing mark-!
j { . r< tr> jvff. eting agreements and making avail- 1
urer of the able 30 per cent of customs receipts!
rvpressing his for expansion of foreign, and do-j
i„ r unifynn kind- In <* Uc outlets for farm product. |
h ,u shown him.| *• That morkeliim or distlbuticni
lun , .. aVe the key products which come intc the^
v p T.-tn,. treasurer of the.hands of the agency admiaisteringj
r . ,’ f . he r burch. jthe program be done through farmi
j commodity co-operatives.
The group refrained from offering
any reccmendation of means for]
Lamni
■ and fidelity.
Cooperrllle Hot*
buildim: < mimittee that has
d «.»rh splendid service, was,
r t ,.f ,i,r following gentle-j™* sl,i e funds to finance the program.
, Bnvk. C. D Case, War- j This, members of the committee
lEd^'rdV L C Hall. H. M. I*-;which drew the plan Ml. k a mat-
T[ r- y L ,c. ■ J H. Andrews. ‘Of 'or ccmfress to decide.
vnold*- T L. Sibley. Mr. I Many (earn'd strongly to a seperate
n aceiint of being the biu levying processing taxes on all
■n.wi firm the commit- major commodities. Such a bill, they
vrrk | hat he has done on Pointed out. would meet supreme
.1,1,' ■ .peaks eloquently for “urt approval If it merely directed
such taxes be paid Into the treasury
and made no mention of disposition.
Chester C. Davis, AAA adminis
trator. expressed deep satisfaction
with the proposals o'.‘ the farm
nd most respected citizens ^ leaders. He said:
district. :md who is noted: , «*n is a pretty gord crou section
hospitality. delighted his w h a t I think the farmers need. 1
tls with mi elegant dinner on' was j mprcsse d by the fact there was
sdav. January 16, 1908. The din-| no j a dissenting voice raised when
■as given especially for the old ( matter was put to a vote.”
\ out many others were in-1 Daris expressed belief the new
•Ml f the old people nowj p ] nn can ^ made effective in con-
in the 322nd district of Bald- ^ trolling crops through the balance
■< inly who were living here 0 f the year jf congress moves swift-
• n, - hen Mr. Cooper ] y to cna ct the proprsals into law.
•nnr were invited. j The recommendations drawn by
T H. Stevens and wt.'c havc; thc committee and npprovel by the
1,1 Fh nda to spend the winter. I group sounded an urgent plea
i Cleve Cooper and Olin y or support from business, industrial
I- have gene to Atlanta to spend ant ^ j a bor groups in the successful
execution of the new plan.
F.vilyn Fite, who has been
. Mrs. A. B. Echols
> the holidays, har gone to Ma-
friends and relatives.
pointment lies
i- highly prob-
mp. ol Milledge-
Core Your Meat At
MTLLEDGEV1LIE MILLING CO.
Wajrae Si. Georgia Railroad
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u i Announcements
TO THE VOTERS OF BALDWIN
inty School I COtJNTY
vip county.) i announce my candidacy for re-
election os Tax Collector of Bald
win County subject to the Democra
tic Primary of February 19th.
I appreciate your confidence in the
past and pledge to you my best
vice in the conduct of the affairs
of this office to the besf of my
ability.
MRS. L. D. SMITH
: -uial report to
Merritt. Mr.
ing its receipt
first report to
W HAT keeps you from driving a
Buick— nor next year*-but now
—today?
Is it tbe money?
Time payments on a Buick are but two
or three dollars a week more than on
the lowest-priced can—less than chat,
when you figure the "extras” a smaller
car usually calls for.
,1s it the upkeep?
Buick it a big comfortable car that
gives small-car tat mileage, small-car
mileage oa oil. You'll keep a Buick at
least a year longer than you'll keep a
lesser car—and probably spend less on
it for service andrepair in dw meantime!
Could it be habit?
Maybe you net used to buying in the
low-priced field—you get the idea a big
car costs too much to run—you resign
yourself to small-car comfort, ability,
performance—and plain human nature
keeps you from inquiring further!
Maybe a Buick ar a bit beyond your
reach. But let’s not admit it until we've
got tbe actual figures!
We’ll gamble our time against youn
to show you just what a Buick will
cost—to buy—to run—to keep in good
condition, we've surprised many a
small-car owner with our thrifty
figures, thrilled them with a demon
stration.
Let us show you our arithmetic - and
what a Buick can do out oa the road.
It won’t cost a penny—and it may make
you a lot happier—with a Buick!
IT COSTS LESS NOW
TO BUY ON TIME!
Tb- new GMAC if. THUS PAYMENT
PLAN not only makes u easier to igan
the cost of buying on time, but saves
money chat you can use to gat a better
car. For example^ Boick Special business
coope listing at tbe fretory (safety glass
included, standard and special accessory
groups extra) at only . . .p
•Snbirct to chan|«without aotk*.
765*
Stscefe t£e£u4/
RALPH SIMMERSON
Wilkinson St., Milledgeville, Ga.
WHEN B.ETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILTfBUICKWILL BUILD THEM
for re-election to the office of effort to fulfill the duties of thb
Treasurer of Baldwin county, sub- office to the best of my ability,
ject to the primary to be held Feb- BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE
ruary 19. 1936.
I wish to take this occasion to
thank my friends for their support
the past and trust that my conduct
of the treasurer’s office has been
such as to merit your continued
confidence.
OTTO M. CONN
I wish to announce my candidacy
for re-election as a member of the
Board of Commissioners of Roads
and Revenues of Baldwin county
subject to the Democratic Primary to
be held February 19, 1936.
I appreciate the copfidenc.' you
have imposed upon me in the part
and pledge to you a continuance of
my best eflorts for the interest of
all the people in tbe county.
Your vote and support will be ap
preciated.
g. c. McKinley
Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga
FOR CLERK SCPfcKlOX COURT
I wish to announce my candidacy
for re-nomination to the office of
Clerk of the Superior Court of Bald
win County, Georgia, subject to the
rules and regulations prescribed by
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee governing the primary for
county officers to be held on Wed
nesday. February 19th, 1936. I am
most grateful for the confidence
placed in me. and trust my past ser
vices will warrant your continued
1 ril as unique,
’ ’hat given by
'!. her beautiful
Thursday af-
‘' ' her* of the Hill
cl crests. The TO TnE VOTERS OF BALDWIN
' riod that the I COUNTY
; ’n come dress- 1 I am a candidate for rc-election
1 of them i
„ I as Tax Receiver of Baldwin county
subject to the Democratic Primary
u4re no - February 19, 193G.
i arrived they were’ 1 will appreciate your role and
‘ ! parlor, a cor-' assure you of my best efforts to con-
1 screened off tinue the affairs of this office to the
' ^ c r.- h guest fished. 1 host sevrice of the people of this
ih nt kitchen ] county. Your past support has been
,1. n .' pr,n Uppers, muf- j greatly appreciated.
’•"hich was attach- BRISCOE WALL
: ''oropriatf
•■crKc, cleverly 1
support.
FOR CORONER
I wish to announce my candidacy
for rc-election as Coroner of Bald
win county subject to the Demo
cratic Primary of February 19th.
I will appreciate your vote and
assure you of my continued care
ful service to the county in perform
ing the duties of this office.
I wish to announce my candidacy C* I. NEWTON
for Sheriff of Baldwin County sub
ject to the Democratic Primary of
February. 1936 as called by the
executive committee. 41 „ . .
I will appreciate the vote and In- To thl: Vo,crs o( Ba!d " ln Coun,>
fluence of every citizen and pledge j w j s h to announce my candidacy
to you my bc«d service in the coi
duct of this office without fear
favor.
WILLIAM L. HARRISON
I article. '' hWt ” 5 ' •*■»«»« *«' ranHHUi
I desire jo miwmiY. my candidacy and if re-elected I pledge my emy
FOTt ORDINARY
To the Voters tf Baldwin County:
I am a candidate for re-election
for Ordinary of Ealdwin County,
subject to the rules and regulations
as prescribed by the Democratic
Executive Committee, in the primary
to be held February 19, 1936.
I sincerely appreciate the confi
dence that has been placed In
for renominaticn to the office of
County Superintendent of Schools
subject to the rules and regulations
prescribed by the Democratic Ex
ecutive governing the primary for
county officers to be held on Wed
nesday. February 19, 1936.
grateful for the confidence
and trust that you have placed in
in the past; and I hope that my
record in office will justify and
warrant your vote and support lot
re-election.
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MONEY, CAUSE IT TAKES LESS
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Phone 15—Here Comes Help—for Any Auto Trouble. We
Specialize in Quick Tire Service.
Power Oil Co. Station, J. B. Malpass,Agt
We have installed this week the latest type Aro Equipment for
lubricating your car—high pressure air guns that put the right
grease in your car, forcing the lubicant to every moving part.
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED—WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
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| READY FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE
V We have enlarged our store to take care of the increased trade, j
X Come to see us oY Phone 83 and save money.
| FRESH MEATS AND POULTRY, CREAM, SWEET MILK, \
BUTTER MILK AND BUTTER
Montgomery’s
| Milk Depot and Meat Market j
Two Great Probems of Life
Life insurance, if maintained at full value, will help to solve
ihe two great financial problems of fife: .
Dying too soon! Living too long!