Active Members Wanted by Saturday Night in Sales Campaign
The Banner-Herald launches a Salesmanship Club drive offering $5 gold pieces and big prizes for turning in $20 in subscriptions. Participants are told there is no entry cost and cash commissions are paid based on ability, with cars and other rewards through a limited-time program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOD
Banner-Herald
Banner of Herald
Atheny
Athens
Associated Press
Banner
Herald
Georgia Must Preserve Education Spending for Rural Progress
An Atlanta Journal editorial argues Georgia cannot cut education funding now. It praises a $100,000 farm extension appropriation, noting federal matching funds and the long term gain in agricultural knowledge, correspondence, short courses, and youth programs helping Tech and the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Georg
Georgia
Commonwealth
Treasury
Congress
College of Agriculture
House
Senate
Georgia ‘Tech
State University
Goodfellowship Tours Planned For Athens Area
Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association outline a series of one day auto tours to northeast Georgia towns to foster goodwill and unity. Civic groups like the Athens Advertising Club Kiwanis Rotary Woman's Club will assist. Planned routes include towns such as Tacitville Dan Isville Royston Carnesville Hartwell Lavonia Elberton Carlton Comer Colbert Hull and more with 15 to 30 minute stops. A fourth tour will cover Union Point Washington Tignall and Smithonia. Special committees will finalize details for The Get Acquainted tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Athens
Georgia
Athens Advertising Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Dan Isville
Royston
Carnesville
Hartwell
Lavonia
Elberton
Carlton
Comer
Colbert
Hull
Bogart
Statham
Jefferson
Hoschton
Winder
Monroe
Watkinsville
Bishop
Bostwick
Greensboro
Buckhead
Wrayswood
Watson Springs
Winterville
Union — Point
Washington
Tignall
Smithonia
Hawaii Immigrant Relief: divert Ellis Island labor to Hawaii
Rep. Isaac Siegel argues for channeling a portion of new arrivals away from Ellis Island to Hawaii to ease congestion. He cites the 3 percent law as failing and notes Hawaii seeks immigrant labor to counter a rising Japanese presence, warning of economic strains in agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elis Island
Hawaii
Isaac Siegel
Committee On
Ellis Island
Siegel
Washington
Americas
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Commission
Angeles Dt Iy
Jow
Ellis Stand
Protests Over Soule Salary Cut At Farm Extension Board
Delegation from the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants to the legislature protested a $3000 reduction in the president of the State College of Agriculture salary. Led by J. Warren Smith and including Dr. J. M. Pound H. T. O Neill and Mayor Andrew Erwin, the group spoke before the appropriations committee regarding Smith Lever funding and related education appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck
Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merc! Association
The
Legisla
Ture
Smith-Lever
Atlinta
State
Collegion Agriculture
Figld
Warren Smith
Georgia National Bank
J. M. Pound
Normal School
H. T. O'Neill
Bank of Crawford
Andrew Erwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodfellowship Tours
Chamber Commerce and
Retail Merchants’ Association
Soule
Atlantic City
Floyd Osborn
Dungannon
Tey
Schlitz
W. F. McElreath
Athens, Ga
Milwaukee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!