Splendid Addresses by Agriculturists
The annual session of the State Agricultural Society opened at ten in the University chapel with delegates and citizens present. Alderman W P Vonderau gave the welcome, Major G M Ryall responded, and President Dudley M Hughes delivered the keynote. Hughes praised Georgia's agricultural progress, education, and the University of Georgia's School of Agriculture, urging broader classical training for farmer sons and stronger law enforcement, including rural police, to protect families and ensure orderly justice. He noted pay raises for judges and the need for longer judicial terms, urging continued support for agricultural advancement this fall in Macon.
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State Agricultural Society
University Chapel
W.P. Vonderau
Athene
G M Ryall
Savannah
Hughes
Dudley M. Hughes
Provident Haghen
Georgia
South
Asell
Agricultural Society
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Walter B. Hill
Thia
Visitling Committee
Inter School of Agriculture
Macon
Ita
Whitehead
Jackson County
Emory Speer
Texas Rangers
Senate
Superior Court
Supreme Court
United States
Felton
Abe
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Northwest
Henry
Athens
W. H. Felton
Bartow County
Chamber of Commerce
University Farm
J. M. Johnson
Hanson
J. F
A Fine Baseball Game on Campus Today
A campus baseball match between Athens and Whitehall will be played this afternoon with rubber match stakes after two prior games, Athens losing 6 2 and winning 6 2, admission 15 cents, in hopes of large citizen attendance. The remainder discusses crime and legal rhetoric, condemning mob violence and advocating judicial trials free of prejudice to protect women and rural families.
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Athens
Whitehall
Athens Boys
Shooting at Watkin s depot shocks Watkinsville GA
A late night shooting near the depot in Watkinsville Ga left Sidney Robinson seriously wounded with internal bleeding. The incident followed a prior accident at the same depot where Robinson lost part of a hand while assisting in lifting machinery. The case is tied to ongoing local court actions and statements by Judge Speer and others.
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Watkinsville
Ang
Sidney Robinson
Sassages
B. E.er
Mr H Mwhorter Stricken With Paralysis in City
Mr H Mwhorter was struck down with paralysis in this city. He suffered tongue and brain paralysis and lies unconscious. The attending physician has little hope of recovery. Mr McWhorter is a well known local man with many friends praying for his speedy recovery.
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Eeton McWhorter
Mr. McWhorter
Nity
Negro Hurt by Falling Window at Southern Manufacturing Co
Yesterday afternoon Luther Allen a Negro man at work on the buildings of the Southern Manufacturing Co in this city had his right hand badly injured when a large window fell and shattered. A piece of glass struck his hand severing tendons and causing heavy bleeding. Dr Dillard attended and thinks the hand will be saved though use may be limited for a time.
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The
Southern Manufacturing Co
Luther Allen
Dove shooting banned before August 1 in state law
Report warns parties that the game law prohibits killing doves in this section before August 1 and that violators risk prosecution.
Epworth League to Meet Tonight at Methodist Church
Epworth Leaguers are urged to attend a special meeting at the Methodist church tonight at 7:50 o clock. Mr W Ju Weber of Emory College third vice president of the Epworth League North Georgia Conference will address the gathering and welcome visitors who wish to hear him.
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Epworth
Methodist Church
W. Ju. Weber
Emory College
Epworth League
North Georgia
Weber
Good Templars to Have Reunion
Evans Lodge I O G T will hold a reunion of all members next Thursday night August 6 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend for installation of officers a program and an evening of profit. Speakers include Mrs H E Martin Miss Kate Childers and Miss Sallie Mae McElreath of Macon on industrial development of Georgia. Major Hanson spoke at length on state progress and future industrial growth. The society will hold two sessions today with strong addresses. Outcomes for next year to be decided at this afternoon session.
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Macon
Georgia
Hanson
Dairymen Adjourned Meeting in Athens After Annual Session
The ninth annual session of the Georgia Dairymen's Association ended in Athens with plans for Tallulah Falls hosting next year. Notable addresses by Dr. W. A. Henry Col I O Wade and Chancellor Hull highlighted dairy feeding industrial education and the university's agriculture work. Officers were re elected and members thanked Athens hosts before adjourning to attend the State Agricultural Society program.
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Georgia Dairymen’s Association
Tallulah Falls
Col. I. O. Wade
Yermen Yeas Share
Elise’ Hall
Moss
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Henry
Athens
Universs
General Assembly
Col
R. J. Redding
Georgia Experiment Station
C. L. Willoughby
Col. Redding
M. L. Duggan
Sparta
W. McAlister
Lavonia
Athenaeum Club
Athens Banner
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Dairymen’s Association
The
Agricultural Society
Duggan
Jana
Business to Open on Clayton Street Saturday
Measra E. E. Sheaner and B. W. Iz lar visit the city to launch a Globe Remedy Co. business in the Moss Building on Clayton street. They will sell medicines from the company.
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Clayton Street
E. E. Sheaner
B. W. Izlar
Moss Building
Globe Remedy Co
Daily News About Lotion No. 1903 Market Report
Liverpool market figures show middling uplands at 670 with 8 000 sales. American goods 11 000 receipts 15 000. New York spots at 12 3 4. Athens middling 12 1 4 with port receipts today entered. An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to restore vitality and energy by boosting blood strength.
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Liverpool
New York
Athens
Bale of Cotton Sells At 12 Cents Per Pound
Mr Ford Sykes yesterday sold a bale of cotton to Billups Phinizy for 12 cents per pound. It was last season's cotton and the first bale The Banner has heard of bringing this price.
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Ford Sykes
Banner
WAITED 30 YEARS FOR THE PROPER FOOD
A semi-invalid for 30 years recovers after one month on Grape-Nuts. He details a severe typhoid bout at 17, lasting health decline, then credits seven packages of Grape-Nuts for dramatic improvement. The ad frames Grape-Nuts as proof of proper food power and invites mail for contest details and $7,500 cash prizes.
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Postam Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Elks
T. F. Dorsey
W. M. Geo
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W. L. Williameoo
Harmony Grove
Dr. J. B. Hunnicntt
Atlanta
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