State Normal School Seeks Thirty Thousand Dollar Aid
The State Normal School celebrates passage of a deficiency appropriation of thirty thousand dollars to pay faculty for three months and keep the institution debt free until the new college year. Officials warn current funds are inadequate and urge increased state support beyond the existing sixty three thousand dollar allotment. The trustees will manage next year with the available funds, maintaining standards while cutting costs.
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Flower Book Promises Rural Beauty and Prosperity
The article praises a United States Department of Agriculture booklet titled Growing annual flowering plants, arguing flowers enhance town appeal, real estate value, and community pride. It notes the link between flower culture and improved countryside living, despite some objections to government spending on such publications.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gardner
Andy Aaddy
London rebel intrigue exposed in Athens 1863 letter
Rich analysis from the London desk details a Mare's nest of Confederate agents led by a Swiss operative code named Hotze. It traces bribery networks across Europe and America, a covert press operation, and covert shipments while warning of intensified Rebel activity despite Mason's recall. The item notes a Treasury loan offer from Bank of Athens.
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London
New York Herald
Rich
Index
Mason
Karl Russell
Europe
Richmond
J. D. Bulloch
Secretary of Marine
M. F. Maury
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He Ferguson
Treasury
Bank of Athens
Sugar Mills and Kettles Sale by Athens Foundry Agency
Sugar mills syrup and salt kettles offered for wheat lard bacon or old castings. Athens Foundry and Machine Works agent R Nickerson announces shop peg sales at Town Springs. Schevenel keeps shop on premises with constant stock.
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works
R. Nickerson
Ag't
Town Springs
R. S. Schevenel
Winder Oil Mill Stock Increased
WINDER GA At a recent meeting of The Harrow County Ol MI the directors elected J A Thompson as president J A Kurrin as vice president Clair Harris as secretary and treasurer and named J A Thompson J Harria R L Carthers GW Delt Pierrie Henry Mitchell Rody King Jim Thompson Clade 3 and J A Hardigree as directors The stock of the oil mill was increased to 60 000 and it is now known as the Winder On Milk The buildings destroyed last spring by fire are rapidly being replaced and the company is doing a fine business
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Harrow County
J. A. Thompson
J. A. Kurrin
Clair Harris
J. Harria
R. L. Carthers
GW. Delt Pierrie
Henry Mitchell
Rody King
Jim Thompson
Clade 3
J. A. Hardigree
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