Clarke County Political Announcements in Democratic Primary
A series of names announce candidacies for Clarke county offices including Representative Senator Sheriff Clerk Superior Court Treasurer Tax Collector Tax Receiver Coroner and County Surveyor, all subject to the Democratic primary. Notable figures include R Toombs, W E Whitehead, Walter E Jackson, Elmer J Crawford, E I Smith, H H Linton, J H Dorsey, Weatherly, and B H Barrow.
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Clarke County
R. Toombs
All County
Walter E. Jackson
Superior Court
Elmer J. Crawford
E. I. Smith
H. H. Linton
J. H. Dorsey
Weatherly
B. H. Barrow
Hats Without Pins
Chicago enacts hat pin ordinance prompting controversy as women defend necessity. Miller’s ingenuity yields a new hat accessory aimed at easing the ban and alleviating fashionable discomfort amid evolving trends.
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Chicago
Pompadour
Miller
Grand Jury Presentments in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County grand jury reviews county finances and contracts noting bids for supplies, convicts, and hospital care. They urge the Board of Commissioners to consider tax impact, prisoner labor at the University of Georgia, road projects, and potential bond funding while seeking taxpayer support and public cooperation.
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University of Georgia
Athens
Clarke County
Clarke
Reater
Ts Loos
Privice
Tta
Prorata
Ourthorise
Weel
Tattnall County
Annual report of Clarke County public schools 1909
Foreman presents the Clarke County annual report of public schools for 1909 with financial statements for 1909 19010. It lists white and colored school counts teachers enrollments attendance and facilities including school houses libraries and equipment values. The report covers enrollments by race and sex and summarizes income expenditures and balances.
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Clarke County
Foreman
County School Finances and 1910 Farm Show Summary
The document cites Clarke County farm outputs for January 1870s and confirms superintendent Dozier's report on school enrollment and attendance. It notes Beds and stockade expenditures, with 800 bushels of corn valued at 90 cents, and an 1910 balance in bank. It discusses public school funds, nine versus seven month terms, and a local tax option to sustain rural schools. The grand jury introduces new county board of education successors.
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Aves
Surstockade
Prison Commission of Georgia
Clarke County
de Kelly
Holman
County Board of Education
Joseph F. Comer
William R. Tuck
William M. Corde
Thos. H. Dozier
Tricks of the Fake Optician Exposed in South Carolina
The Times and Democrat notes traveling fake opticians use misrepresented eye exams and overpriced glasses to prey on customers. It cites charges of $10 to $25 for substandard lenses, with operators fleeing towns after complaints, and urges South Carolina lawmakers to pass optometry laws to protect the public.
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S>ag
North Carolina
Florida
South Carolina
Times
Democrat
Orangeburg
Train schedule notes for Athens stations
No. 52 leaves Athens at 10 28 a m. No 82 departs Athens 3 22 p m. No 58 arrives Athens 7 35 a m. No 38 departs Athens 11 55 p m. Sours Bounp Team.
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Athens
C.D. Warnes
Aretist
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