Memorial address planned in Monroe by society leaders
Miss Rutherford to make the memorial address in Monroe on Memorial Day at the First Baptist church. Miss Hes ter Tichenor chosen sponsor to the veterans, with Miss Mildred Roberts and Miss Helen Cox as maids of honor. The program includes singing, readings, and an address by Miss Mildred Rutherford, followed by a veterans’ luncheon at the Monroe Hotel.
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Miss Rutherford
Monroe
R. E. Lee Camp
Hester Tichenor
Honroe
First Baptist Church
Miss Tichenor
Mildred Roberts
Helen Cox
Gray
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Walton County
Mil- Me
J. W. Mears, Jr
Monrote Hotel
America
van Dyke
W. 8. Robinson
Bonnie Blue Flag
Mesdames Barrett
Ricker
Swann
Bowen
Williams
Medlin
Rooks
Launins
Lucy Cobb
Laura Rutherford
Albert Davison
Gerald Green
Rutherford
Lucien Lamar Knight
Little India Small
J. W. Barnett
Milledge Avenue
Miss India
Athens Candy Company Progressing Rapidly
The Athens Candy Kitchen has supported business progress since its organization and received felicitations from contemporaries across the state for its brand of candy. The article notes rapid advancement and ongoing efforts.
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Athens Candy Company
Athens
Thio Andi
Women Endorse Ford Shoals Plan At Convention
At the National League of Women Voters convention a resolution urged the government to accept Henry Ford’s offer to buy the Muscle Shoals nitrate power plant. The South backed it while northern delegates, led by Pennsylvania, opposed as snap judgment. The resolutions committee was to report later after budget and plan of work.
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Baltimore
National League of Women Voters
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Resolutions Committee
South
Pennsylvania
Georgia agricultural clubs enroll over ten thousand
Enrollment in Georgia agricultural clubs has surpassed 10 000 with expectations of a 50 percent rise over 1921 figures. Extension Director J Phil Campbell of the Georgia State College of Agriculture cites strong momentum across leading pig clubs and related youth programs as the movement expands statewide.
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J. Phil Campbell
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Hemroid Internal Tablet Remedy Advertising Claim
An advertisement promotes Hemroid as a harmless internal tablet by Dr Leonhardt sold at Palmer’s Drug Stores. It asserts piles stem from internal blood stagnation and that freeing blood circulation relieves pain without surgery, claiming a long track record of safe relief for thousands.
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Leonhardt
County 4H Club Offerings Expand With Camps and Prizes
Boys sign up for livestock farm and crop clubs as participation grows across counties and districts. Camps at St Simons Island planned for August with county agent instruction and recreation. Twenty thousand dollars in prizes includes free trips to Chicago's International Livestock Exposition, the Southeastern Fair, scholarships, and cash.
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Chicago
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Atlanta
College of Agriculture
Poincare Talks to Newspaper Men in Paris Novel Diplomacy Mentioned
Paris. Premier Poincare, long noted for old fashioned diplomatic methods, has introduced a notable novelty into the foreign office. He engages directly with newspaper men to shape public perception and policy discourse.
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Poincare
Paris
Foreign Office
Where The Best Eats Are Today Georgia Beans Offer
Arnold Abney & Co promotes fresh produce with Georgia beans at 10c a quart, plus home style items like small yellow squash and new Irish potatoes. A compact rural market note highlighting affordable garden produce and local suppliers.
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Georgia
Arnold Abney & CO
Poincare to Expand Press Confabs With Allied Journalists
Premier Poincare, departing from French conventions, hosts weekly talks with American press correspondents on current events. He speaks freely and with open confidence, a format proving popular enough to invite British and Italian reporters. In a separate note, thirteen different religious beliefs are represented among girls at the St. Louis Y M C A home.
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M. Poincare
St. Louis
Cornerstone Laid for Daniel Memorial Home in Griffin GA
The cornerstone ceremony marked the start of the Robert T. Daniel Memorial Home for orphans, funded by world wide subscription from Odd Fellows, held Wednesday in Griffin Georgia. A separate note described a bachelor facing personal troubles due to lacking a wife.
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Griffin
Robert T. Daniel
Odd Fellows
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C. A. Forrest
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
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Fred Cowles
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Levy's
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Arnold, Abney & CO
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