White man killed by negro near Buford Georgia
Special dispatch reports Ellingburg a white man living three miles east of Buford was shot Sunday at about three o clock by a negro named Homer Thompson. Sheriff Ross and Martin tracked the suspect with hounds to Flowery Branch and arrested him near sunrise Monday. He was taken to Lawrenceville and jailed.
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Lawrenceville
Ellingburg
Buford
Aesgro
Homer Thompson
Ross
Martin
Flowry Branch
Business conditions return to normal in Atlanta
John K. Student of the Atlanta Clearing House issues a statement that local business conditions have nearly returned to normal with banking activity rising since last October. He notes the March 1915 decline from March 1914 is less than 20 percent and expects the improvement to continue and become more noticeable.
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Atlanta
John K
Atlanta Charing
Clearing House
Mr. Ottley
For Sale Two good mules and several good horses
GRAY HOPKINS offers two good mules and several good horses for sale at Allgood's Stables. Auction or inquiry details not provided.
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Allgood's
Gray Hopkins
Train Schedule and Ticket Agent Contacts Listed
The notice lists daily and Sunday train timetable points with arrival times and a few exceptions. It provides telephone contacts for agents Paul Pinkerton and L Johnson for information and ticketing.
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Sun
Dail
Paul Pinkerton
Agi
L. Johnson
Gainesville Midland By Schedule Effective March 7 1915
Eastern Time timetable shows No 2 leaving Athens 7 00 a m No 4 leaving Athens 1 00 p m No 1 arriving Athens 11 25 a m No 3 arriving Athens 6 25 p m Trains 2 and 4 connect at Belmont for Winder Monroe and intermediate points Also connect with Georgia Railroad for all points and with Southern Railway north end south at Gainesville for Gainesville Northwestern stations
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Gainesville
Athens
Belmont
Winder
Monroe
Georgis Railroad
Gainesville &Northwestern
Southern Railway
North End
Georgia Glee Club Ends Brilliant 1915 Season at Colonial
The University of Georgia Mandolin and Glee Club completed its 1915 season with a standout performance at the Colonial Monday night. The record tour across the state is described as the most successful ever, featuring Interlocutor J. B. Conyers, singers Wellborn, Michael, Coker, Timmons, and others, and an active orchestra under Dottery Cox Crocker.
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Georgia Glee CLI
University of Georgia Mandolin and Glee Club
Wellborn
Michael
Coker
Annings
Timmons
Broughton
Antony
Holmés
Anchors
Mandolin Club
F. Bond
G. Bond
Tabernacle to Host Five Sermons by Evangelist Miller
Rev. R E Neighbour travels to Jacksonville to conduct revival as Evangelist R V Miller supplies the Tabernacle pulpit. Miller preaches Wednesday at 8 pm on the Second Coming of Christ. he is a Torrey Conference speaker and has recent Canada and Buffalo engagements. The 1200 seat hall in Athens awaits his first sermon.
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R. E. Neighbour
Jacksonville
Fla
Tabernacle
R. V. Miller
Mr. Miller
Montrose
Man of God
Canada
North
Toronto
Hamilton
Ont
Buffalo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Charlie Butler
Athens
Miller
The
Baptist Tabernacle
R. A Torrey
Wesley
Whitfield
Methodist Church
Luther
Christ
Paul
Edward of
England
Jesus
Ephesus
Corea
Jerry McAwley
Waterstreet Mission
New York
Sam Hadley
Dr. R. A. Torrey
Grove's General Tonic Claims Time-Tested Benefits
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tonic as a reliable general tonic with quinine and iron. It promises liver support, malaria drive, blood enrichment, and overall health buildup for 50 cents.
YWCA Extension Club Sets Evening Meeting
The Y W C A extension club will hold a Thursday 8 30 pm meeting at the club rooms. Rev C P Wilcox will present a delightful program and deliver a lecture titled A Source of Innocent Amusement. Girls friends and neighbors are invited to attend.
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Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
C. P. Wilcox
Newspaper Men Attend Meeting at Woodmen's Convention
Nearly a thousand delegates gather for the Woodmen convention with several newspaper editors and owners in attendance. A Kelley Simmons of McRae leads Magnolia Camp No. 685 as consul commander while B H Hardy of Maineville and M B Brown of Richland News attend. O R Bennett of Eastman News and others including Dumas and W J Simmons are listed among the press contingent.
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Woodmen’s
A. Kelley Simmons
McRae
Magnolia Camp
B. H. Hardy
Maineville
M. B. Brown
Richland News
Richland
O.R. Bennett
Woodcraft
Dodge County Herald
Eastman
Splke
Dumas
Woodman
Atlanta
Col. W. J. Simmons
Order In
Georgia
W. J. Simmons
Brunswick
Club leaders and officers named in organization roster
Henri McGowan serves as president while Bill Campbell leads the Glee Club Farrar Bond leads the Mandolin Club W B Sparks acts as manager J Nicholson as assistant manager and R T Dottery leads the orchestra.
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Henri McGowan
Bill Campbell
Glee Club
Farrar Bond
Mandolin Club
W. B. Sparks
J. Nicholson
R. T. Dottery
Orchestra
Brick Co Seeks Incorporation In Athens
The Standard Brick Company and petitioners Billups Phinizy Harvey Stovall and J T Cooper apply to incorporate to do business in this county with offices in Athens and capital stock set at twenty thousand dollars.
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Standard Brick Company
Billups Phinizy
Harvey Stovall
J. T. Cooper
Athens
Judge Brand to Atlanta for Aunt's Funeral
Jude C H Brand, back from a Florida fishing trip, received notice of his aunt Mrs M T Lassater death in Atlanta. Funeral set for Thursday at 11 o'clock. The city bar meeting to fix next week's calendar moved to Friday morning from Thursday.
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Jude C. H. Brand
Florida
M. T. Lassater
Atlanta
Rowe Named to University Board by Governor Slaton
Hugh Rowe editor of the Athens Banner and twice mayor of Athens was appointed by Governor Slaton to the University of Georgia board of trustees, succeeding the late Captain James White. The law requires two Athens residents on the board, with Harry Hodgson also serving as the other Athens representative.
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Atlanta Constitution
Hugh Rowe
Athens
Athens Banner
Slaton
University of Georgia
James White
Rowe
Harry Hodgson
Mr. Rowe
Fresh Fish and Meats at Western Market
Display ad offers speckled trout and Spanish mackerel alongside fresh meats of all kinds at Western Market with phone number 451.
Bananas on sale at The Shon corner store
Bananas offered in a special weekly sale by P. Petropol known as The Shon at College avenue and Broad street. Eight hundred bunches available with prices 50 to 75 cents per bunch and a bargain retail rate of 10 cents per dozen or 3 dozen for 25 cents. Phone numbers 1041 and 558-3 listed.
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P. Petropol
College Avenue
Broad Street
Cotton and grain markets show mixed Close figures
Market data for cotton oil and grains lists open high low and close values across multiple contract months from May to November. Wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs prices are provided with bid and close figures reflecting steady trading and modest gains in some months.
New Orleans Cotton Market and Prices Report
Market data shows bid and ask ranges for January through December contracts, with spot cotton across cities like Athens Atlanta and New Orleans. Regional quotes indicate steady to quiet activity, with prices in the nine to eleven cent range and regional price differentials noted.
Baby Falls From Streetcar Window During Parade
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ea Smith, fell from a Woodmen parade streetcar window while in her father's lap. She was examined by Dr. Proctor and found unhurt with no injuries evident and no ill effects observed by late evening.
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Ea Smith
Injunction Granted to Halt Jitney Bus Licensing Ordinance
A temporary injunction restrains Atlanta officials from enforcing the jitney bus licensing ordinance. The court will decide on making the injunction permanent on April 19, with the hearing set for April 19.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Safe Remedy Alternative
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel irritates the stomach, causes cramping and nausea, and warns that calomel may salivate, while Dodson's promises quick liver relief with no sickness and energy for work or play.
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Dodson
State's Cotton for Sale at Milledgeville Farm Auction
The Prison Commission Georgia announces about 400 bales of fine white cotton to be sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at State Farm near Milledgeville, Ga. The cotton is of good quality and has never been exposed to the weather.
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State Farm
Milledgeville
Prison Commission
Georgia
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