News of Yesteryear
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From the annals of 1911

• For state treasurer Pope Brown, of Pulaski, announced his candidacy for governor.

• The Georgia Legislature passed a bill giving county commissions authority to levy four mills instead of two for the building of roads.

• Griffiin Ice Works invited local residents to tour the bottling plant.

From the annals of 1961

• Georgia poultry men “cried foul” on a Florida chicken tax order.

• The national debt reached $300 billion.

• Miss Louisiana, Sharon Rene Brown, was named “Miss USA.”

From the annals of 2006

• The new 800 MHz system was a hot topic in a Spalding County Board of Commissioners candidate forum.

• Kathy Noble was out-spending Eddie Goss in the Spalding BOC District 5 race.

• The Griffin BOC considered a heavy truck ordinance.
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