Agriculturists Meet in Athens With Noted Addresses Today
The State Horticultural Society opens at ten o'clock in the Athens Uniy rai ty chapel with President Dudley M. Hayhen in charge. Delegates from across the state attend as Mrs. W. H. Felton speaks this afternoon on Woman on the Farm. Major J. F. Hanson and R. F. Wright deliver papers on Georgia industry and banking services while other talks cover pecan culture sugar cane and agricultural education. The event continues through tomorrow with afternoon sessions and a dinner adjournment.
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State Horticultural Society
Uniy Raity
Dudley M. Hayhen
W. H. Felton
Athens
Agricultural Society
Athena
Vonderan
City of
G. M. Ayala
Savannah
J.W. Cabaniel
Exchange Bank of Macon
J. F. Hanson
Macon
Georgia
R.J. Bacon
D. G. Purse
Sta Fatare
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
County
University of Georgia Announces School of Pharmacy
The University of Georgia issues a bulletin detailing the new School of Pharmacy to begin Sept 16 1903 in Science Hall. Entry requires August 18 age two year program with option to graduate in one year after junior studies. Fees 85 for second year 85 first year includes all lab fees.
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University of Georgia Bulletin
School of Pharmacy
Board of Trustees
Science Hall
Chancellor Hill
University School of Pharmacy
Walter B. Hill
Uni
State Horticultural Society seeks to keep W M Scott in Georgia
The State Horticultural Society adjourned with a determined push to retain State Entomologist W M Scott in Georgia. Resolutions praised his work boosting the peach industry and urged a higher salary or internal fundraising if legislative aid fails. The Athens meeting also re elected officers and noted Georgia peaches leading the Union.
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State Horticultural Society
W. M. Scott
Georgia
Scott
Washington
Scciety
Col. I. O. Wade
Atlanta
Atlasta
Boots
Tallalsh Falls
Bident P
Bon Society
University of Georgia Summer School closes with high praise
After six weeks the University of Georgia Summer School, aided by Athens backers and the General Education Board, reports 670 total registrations from 11 counties and 5 states. The program offered 78 courses with 76 instructors, delivering broad instruction across elementary to professional education and attracting teachers from Georgia and beyond.
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University Sammier School
Athena
Clarke County
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Tennessee
Canada
University of Georgia
Yall
University
Emory
W. L Weber
Mercer
W. H. Kilpatrick
Hood
Normal School
Virginia
University of Georgia Summer School
Clarke
Fulton
Greene
Hancock
Bible
Wilkes
Early
Thomas
Muscogee
Troup
Baldwin
Brooks
Balloch
Batts
Carrol
Chatham
Cobb
Dooly
Laurent
Mitchell
Newton
Oconee
Ogiethorpe
Pulaski
Patnam
Richmond
Terrell
Warren
State Normal School
Dairymen Hold Ninth Annual Georgia Association Meeting
The Georgia Dairymen's Association convened for its ninth annual session in Athens with about 100 delegates. City officials welcomed the visitors, highlighting Athens as a center of learning, agriculture, and cordial hospitality. President Williamson outlined nine years of growth in Georgia dairy farming and urged continued development through informed breeding and feeding. Wisconsin's Dr. Henry praised the talk and urged wide publication. A later address at the University chapel by Dr. Henry discussed agricultural education in the Northern states. Another session was planned for today.
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Georgia
Louis B. Magid
Georgia Dairymen's Association
Athenaeum
Dairymen's Association
Athens
Paradise
Eden
Caspian Sea
Williamson
G. W. Holmes
Madison
CIA
Holmes
Jago
Association
Johnson
University of Georgia
J. S. Newman
Clemson College
S. C
Henry
J. B. Hannicutt
Duggan
University Chapel
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Harmony Grove fruit exhibit tops Horticultural show
Harmony Grove citizens displayed fruit at the Horticul tural Convention with exhibits from Jno Barnett H T Shore C J Hood J M Carson W L Williamson T E Key J W Dowdy P N Little and N O Alexander. A seller praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by T A Pinner of Drummond Tenn as effective without a doctor. Available from H R Palmer & Son and W J Smith & Bro.
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Harmony Grove
Jno
D. Barnett
H. T. Shore
C. J. Hood
J. M. Carson
W. L. Williamson
T. E. Key
J. W. Dowdy
P.N. Little
N. O. Alexander
Tam
T. A. Pinner
Drummond, Tenn
H. R.palmer & Son
W. J. Smith & Bro
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William H. Felton
Bartow County
Major Hanson
R. F. Wright
Soues Bulletin
Henry O. White
Chemical
Samuel C. Benedict
Facult
Materia Medica
John W. Callaway
Arthur J. Palmer
John P. Campbell
Botanical and Physiological Laboratory
Andrew H. Patterson
A.H. Davenport
Charles J. Moore
W. D. Hoyt
W. A. Worsham
Statticultural Society
Citiei Athens
S H. Fi
United States Department
G. H. Miller
Roma
Bis
E. E. Ewell
Charles T. Smith
Concord
P. J. Berakmans
Au-gasta
eTie
University of Georgia Sumuel School
University School
Hill
Branson
General Education Board
Georgis
Col. M. G. Michael
W. L. Duggan
Rhodes
Kentucky
Wisconsin
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