Grandson of Mr. And Mrs. S. J. Garrison Buried At High Shoals
Atlanta report states Robert Frank Anthony nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Anthony of Covington Ga died Sunday morning at a private sanitarium. His remains were sent to High Shoals Ga for funeral services. He is survived by his parents two brothers and by his grandparents Mr and Mrs HE Anthony and Mr and Mrs S S Garrison of Athens Ga.
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Robert Frank Anthony
L. Anthony
Covington
High Shoals
Little Frank
HE. F. Anthony
J. Garison
Athens
Hy Cern
Negro Kills Detective And Wounds Another At Eatonton
A report from Eatonton states a black man killed a detective and wounded a second Sunday. The assailant, Hardy, had been in town three days with no license or clear alibi, and pockets were found on him. Local authorities say he was employed to ogle whisky selling and gambling operations.
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Eatonton
Ap- Hardy
Local Detective In First Case Involving Mills Fight
A man described as a former Imperial Cotton Mills operative, including Pounder who was wounded in the melee, reportedly studied detective work via mail correspondence and this was his first case. The report notes the participants as members of the community and highlights the involvement around the mill setting.
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Pounder
Thomasville Merchants Optimistic Over Autumn Business
Thomasville merchants express optimism for fall and winter trade. They plan larger, finer stocks after buying goods from the North and anticipate strong out of town business in the county and neighboring counties. The growing trade supports bigger stock while they expect to boost sales beyond home trade.
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Thomasville, Ci
Thomasville
Dalton Man Takes Life Drinks Carbolic Acid
Gay Columbus Caldwell 74 a retired farmer of Dalton killed himself by drinking carbolic acid in an apparent suicide. He was found dead at his home following illness. Authorities reported no foul play suspected.
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Dalton Man Takes Life
Death By Carbolic Acid Found In Coroner Report
A coroner's jury found Mr Caldwell died from drinking carbolic acid Sunday morning. He had been living in the West and was visiting his children. He was found in his daughter Mrs Meers home eight miles north of town after church, with an empty carbolic acid bottle and an empty chloroform bottle nearby. Previously a well known local leader of a large family.
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Caldwell
Tift County Breaks Record Shipping Watermelons
Tift County shipped a record number of watermelons during a season, as compiled by the Tifton Board. Although exact revenue figures are unavailable, it is believed each car averaged $200 or more, reflecting a strong county-wide agricultural effort.
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Tift County
Tifton Boardade
Americus Ships Two Cars Hogs to Cuba
Two carloads of hogs totaling 155 head were sold at the Americus farmers co operative sale. Harper Brothers of Albany bought the first car and Crisp Wilkinson of Enion Stock Yards in Montgomery Alabama bought the second car, both destined for Cuban shipment.
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America
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Americus Pens
Harper Brothers of
Albany
Crisp Wilkingon
Enion Stock Yards
Montgomery
Abr
Sheriff Arrives Jail Just In Time to Halt Escape
ARTA Ga The Tancock County jail would have been breached and prisoners released Saturday night if Sheriff J Me Jackson had not visited the jail late. He captured two alleged nerve pistol toters, one awaiting life imprisonment for murder, as inmates tried to pry a door open using steel bars obtained in an unexplained manner.
Important Information to Stop Hesitation
Reminder that hundreds of bargains in the Banner-Herald Want Ad pace are sold quickly. Readers are urged to consult the FOR SALE classification first thing daily after delivery to avoid missing deals.
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Charlie Martin Wins Consolation Golf Tournament
Charlie Martin won the Cloverhurst Country Club consolation golf event, defeating A. G. Dudley 64 to 68. Martin captured the first prize silver loving cup and the best net score prize of two golf balls, while Dudley earned the single ball as runner up. The article notes Martin and Hadley hogged most prizes, drawing attention from Pat Lampkin, Dave Anderson and Hew Barrow.
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Charlie
A. G. Dudley
Compiter
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Dud
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Gritis
Messrs. Martin
Hadley
Pat Lampkin
Dave Anderson
Hew Barrow
Joe Downs
Lewis Griffith
Joan Northcutt
Hooze McWhorter
Alg Dudley
Tommie Anderson
Walter Childs
Charlie Martin
Ben Barrow
Abe Jer
EL TL Dorsey
Captain McGarrighe
Siler
Pat Lamkin Iy
Whou Barrow
Dr. Caredge
Morton Hodgson
Colbert Triumphs Arnoldsville in Second Series
Colbert Ga Colbert's hill team won the second game of the series from Arnoldsville on August 20 by a score of 200 to nosive and one-half innings. The Colbert outfit started strong but the visitors stayed out of the game as efforts were stopped. More Negroes Go To Chain Gangs Since Bip Eo. 4age.
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Colbert
Ehill
Arnoldsville
Sarre
Waycross Opens New Canning Factory To Save Pear Crops
The Waycross Packing Company begins canning and preserving pears to market all local crop. It will pay $1 per bushel and plans extensive sweet potato canning after the pear season, using about 59,000 bushels next season.
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Waycross
Waycross, Gi
Waycross Packing Company
Sweden Population Exceeds 6.9 Million in 1920
Stockholm reports preliminary census figures showing Sweden’s population at year end 1920 over 6.9 million, an increase of about 37,000 for the year and a record rise since 1961. The Central Statistical Bureau released the latest data outlining the national population trend.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Prosperous Towns Around Athens Feature Braselton Social Life
A ramblesome, nostalgic look at Braselton highlighting community harmony and friendly spirit. The piece lists local young women by name and celebrates electric lights, power for industry, and the town’s cheerful social relations. The author notes admiration for the area and its people.
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Brasel
Georgia Mart Wy and Power Company
Braselton
Lena
Beile
Grace
Lena Braselton
Annie Wheeler
Mary Louise Bell
Adelle Hudgins
Vernelle Iyey
Carmine Holland
Jessieline Stewart
Lillie May Holman
Ola Belle Wall
Lillie Pruitt
Lottie Hudgins
Frances Braselton
Aid to Ex Service Men Ten Given at Cities Near Home
Government agencies and the American Legion will start work in Georgia on August 29 in a cleanup campaign to erase the red tape hindering thousands of disabled veterans from receiving promised aid and delaying many veterans’ claims.
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Associated Press
Govermment Agences
Dross
American Legion
Georgia
Panama ready to resist Costa Rigan occupation
Panama asserts readiness to repel any Costa Rican occupation related to the disputed Coto territory while awaiting U S guidance on potential Panamanian reactions. The speech signals strong national resolve amid regional tension and foreign policy uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Wiens
Cote
United States
Panima
Ce Pation
Coto
Veterans Service Squad To Aid In Georgia Campaign
A mobile squad from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance and allied agencies will tour Georgia from August 29 to December 22, aiding veterans with compensation, vocational training, and medical needs at local hubs. The plan emphasizes in-home consultations to avoid long-distance correspondence, with transport, meals, and lodging provided for veterans during their visits. The drive will cover North Georgia cities and numerous counties, urging press and civic groups to help reach out to veterans, especially the illiterate.
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Bureau of Questional Education
Savannah
Atlanta
North Georgia
Washington
Servine Wilkes
Lincoln
Tallaferre
Khert
Madison
Servine Morgan
Putnam
Greene
Jasper
Newton
Athens
Dickson
Elbert
Oglethorpe Clark
Thirrow
Ocone
Walton
Gainesville
Hall
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Rabain
Lampkin
White, Habersham
Stephens, Hart
Franklin
Banks
Forsyth
Dawson
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Union
Pickens
Cherokee
Rome
Chattooga
Gordon, Bartow
Floyd
Volk
Catoos
Dade
Walker, Whitfield
Murray
Ant
Vangary
Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Promises Nervous Relief
The Wendell Pills Ambition Brand claims to restore vigor and vitality for nervous, tired, and despondent people in days. Box price is 60 cents with Palmer & Son authorized to refund if dissatisfied after the first box. Advert appears to tout benefits for nerves, depression, and stress from alcohol, tobacco, or overwork.
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Palmer & Son
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