Two Good Steps Taken by Georgia House on History and Welfare
The Georgia House refused to abolish the department of archives and history and to discontinue the board of public welfare. Combined annual expenses are under thirty five thousand dollars. cutting them would harm state finances and public welfare. The preservation of state history and welfare work is praised as essential and well executed, with strong results and no better alternative.
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House of Representatives
Ent of Archives and History
Board of Public Welfare
House
Georgia
National Chamber of Commerce
Politi
Adoore
Better Gardens on the Farm in Georgia
Farmers in Georgia steadily improve garden care, boosting home food variety and family health while easing household food costs. With better gardens, milk cows hogs and chickens, a year round abundance follows if small extras are managed. In tight finances, those neglecting gardens face hardship.
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Georgia
Need To Know Facts On State Education Publicity
The text argues for a statewide information campaign to educate Georgians about higher education work. It notes public awareness is uneven, with many unaware of institutions’ activities, and calls alumni groups and supporters to fund and organize clearer, ongoing outreach to justify continued funding and attention.
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War Memorial
University of Georgia Through
Georgia
Athens Fifty Eight Years Ago From The Banner Of 1863
A Confederate era column from the Tugalo River region discusses Georgia loyalty, Civil War service from Franklin County, and a call for reader input. It includes notes on taxation under Confederate currency, soldier support efforts, and a community Roll of Honor project in Clarke County with names and service details sought.
Answers to Yester day's Kwiz reviewed
A compact list of quiz items with questions on Froebel, English kings, French terms, Bible chapters, Russo-Japanese War dates, city names, birds, plants, the Parthenon, and Robin Hood. New questions cover Rembrandt, nectar, Owen Meredith, Mississippi discovery, Richard the Lionheart, Thomas Hardy, the largest West Indian island, Constantinople’s name, scorpion sting fatality, and sun-earth distance.
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Rembrandt
Owen Meredith
Mississippi River
Richard Coeur de Lion
Thomas Hardy
West Indies
Constantinople
Pay to the Members of the Legislature
The pay of members is fixed by law at two dollars per day and four dollars for every twenty miles traveled. Milledgeville Hotel charges ten dollars per day for transient board. sacrifices are urged to cover expenses. A New York World correspondent from New Orleans notes several officials cited to show cause why Uncle Sam should not have their estates.
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Confederate States
Treasury
Milledgeville
Recorder
New York World
N. Orleans
Commiestoner Sidell
Beauregard
Hays
Semmes
Hymns
Grivot
Conrad and
Villere
District Court of the
United States
Prosperous Towns Around Athens Continued Story
The article describes the Farmers Bank of Bogart with a $25,000 capital led by President L O Benton Vice President W A Nunnally and cashier J C Cooper. It notes a cotton warehouse at Ho fart with 3 000 bale capacity and automatic fire sprinkling. Early settlers mentioned include T D Jennings and Herbert Thompson.
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Bank of
T. D. Jennings
Herbert Thompson
Notable Bogart Town Leaders and New Industry Report
A Bogart feature highlights local leaders Mrs and Misses active in town life. Mr O H Bradbury expands into large scale rabbit breeding with Flemish Giants and other breeds, plus an orchard of about 600 peach and pecan trees. Earl Griffeth showcases an exceptional oat sheaf yielding 27 bushels from one bushel planted. Building gains include new homes as Bogart grows, aided by a locally owned Bell-connected telephone system run by W A Nunnally and bustling rail service via agent W H Clayton.
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R. S. Griffeth
J. P. Wise
Nancy Sykes
Fanny Potter
J. J. Cooper
O. H. Bradbury
Kari Griffeth
W. A. Nunnally
L. &. Crow
C. T. Smith
Bl. J. Elder
O. W. Lanier
Zuber
Bradbury
Earl Griffeth
Bogart
Bell System
W. H. Clayton
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Ladt
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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Europe
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Auinds
Banner
Fredericksburg
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Gret Company
Virginia
Yorktown
Gettysburg
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Madison County
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Clarke County
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T. M. Daniel
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England
Toklo
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Greece
Friar Tuck
Walter Scott
Robin Hood
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Frente
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Soul of Youth
Sunshine Comedy Elite Today
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Queen O' Diamonds
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Massenett
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Victor Dealers
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M. Rylee
Holman Sldg
Green & Michael Loan Department
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Evening Herald
Morning Banner
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