Banner Herald launches huge circulation drive with votes
The Banner Herald announces a campaign from August 29 to September 10 offering 150 000 extra votes on each $20 subscription, for both new and old payments. It highlights a grand prize including a Lark Touring Car and other awards, urges readers to enter, and outlines voting credits, club membership, and commission for salesmanship club participants.
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Banner-Herald
Athens
Lst
Lark
Lex'n 1 Motor Company
Georgia
Stevar
Dusy Nd
Mira
Mansiger
Eant
Ford
Athens Herald
Hersie
Price
Salesmanship Club
Ae Ag
Toe Banner Horns at The Banner Herald on Sundays
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a sports or event item linked to The Banner Herald and Sunday schedule. Limited readable details mention Toe Banner Horns in connection with the publication.
Students Use Legs To Improve Minds In Rome
Ameri can Academy in Home students study Rome by crawling over the Pantheon and Trajan column to measure and copy architectural details. They scale church roofs and facades to gain firsthand knowledge of masterpieces, creating replicas in color and size under director G P Fairbanks.
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Rome
American Academy
Pantheon
Academy
Trajan
G. Pp, Fairbanks
Where the Best Eats Are Today
A 1 August items list from COMMUNITY STORE at Corner Baxter and Bloomfieth details fresh produce and headline goods. Credit purchases will be charged on September ace count by Arnold Abney Co, with prices for corn tomatoes beans and fruit included amid farm market blurbs. Hungary asks payment for invasion damages from Budapest as a separate note in the segment.
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Malaga
Arnold, Abney & Co
Hungary
Austria
Pech
Jugoslav
O Bi
Exact Change to Pay Fine in Police Court
In recorder's court a tall black man pleaded guilty to tampering with alcohol and fined 10 75. He paid exactly the amount with a crumpled roll of bills amid muted laughter. The heavy docket also included drunkenness idling and traffic violations.
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Recorder’s Court
Southern Bell holds Atlanta conference on service and policy
District managers from Georgia and Alabama along with J D Andrews and other headquarters officials met in Atlanta for four days. They discussed practices, policies, patron relations and future extensions planned to enhance service which is described as better than ever.
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Atlanta
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Georgia
Alabama
J. D. Andrews
T. Woodruff
D. M. Theret
Hawkes’ Condition Improves After Wounding
Olel Hawkes, shot in Monroe last Wednesday by Joy Johnson of the Monroe police, is reported favorable and fully conscious by Monday morning. Doctors remain hopeful for further recovery.
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Joe Johnson
Ing of
Hawkes
Atkinson Haa Ber
Jolson
Olel Hawkes
Monroe
Joy Johnson
Law schedule at University of Georgia annual meeting
The Lumpkin Labs faculty of the University of Georgia held an annual meeting to set course schedules and hours for the new school year. Full attendance is expected in autumn as preparations for student registration on the third Sunday in September proceed. Buildings at the Inn sell are being repaired and prepared for the session.
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the Lumpkin Labs
School of the
University of Georgia
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