Georgia adds solid slate of 18 games for University baseball schedule
Georgia announces a reduced varsity schedule due to faculty limits with about 18 games planned plus several prep matches for the reserves. The Red and Black will play Clemson Mercer Auburn Trinity Sewanee Vanderbilt Washington and Lee Tech Mercer and Tech again in Athens Atlanta Nashville and Macon and will field 65 candidates with practicing under Coach Anderson at Herty Field.
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Clemson
Clem
Mercer
Macon
Auburn
Athens
Trinity
Sewanee
Pril
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Washington and Lee
Tech
Atlanta
Frank Anderson
Taare
Sey
Vince Fo
Albany
Famen
Anderson
Herty Field
Rccess
Police to Install Telephones for City Officers
City council authorized contract with Southern Bell to install home telephones for all police officers. Officials say this service will help residents reach officers quickly and benefit the community. Fresh Eggs adends the page with a price and stock note.
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Police Committee
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Two Bales of Cotton Fire Damaged at Georgia Railway Yards
Fire crews found two bales burning in a car at the Georgia Railway yards after scenting smoke near dusk. Firefighters unloaded and dragged out the burning bales, suffering only minor damage due to quick discovery and rapid response.
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Georgia Railway
Great Embroidery Sale Promises Low Prices
A Swiss style embroidery sale today at J. H. Epting Company Broad St offers fine goods at ten cents a yard for edgings and insertions. Limited quantities expected to run out by day’s end.
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Switzerland
St. Paul's
Max’ Joseph
J. H. Epting Company
Broad St
Olives in Bulk Offered by Arnold and Aunby
Bulk supply of large Queen olives offered by Arnold and Aunby at 50 cents per quart. Call numbers provided.
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Arnold &Aunby
Family barely escapes burning Athens home trial
The Dennington family of five to seven at 180 Barber street Athens narrowly escaped death as their two story wooden house burned near midnight. Fire started upstairs, they fled in night clothes with almost no belongings. neighbors and Fire Department saved adjacent homes. No insurance on contents, though building insured. origin undetermined.
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T. W. Dennington
Barber Street
J. H. T. McPherson
University of Georgia
Dennington
Fire destroys Dennington home on Barber Street
A blaze last night at 180 Barber Street leveled the Dennington residence. Twelve-year-old girl escaped by wrapping a blanket around her gown as she stood barefoot in the street, crying for her burned school books.
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T. W. Dennington
Barber Street
Funeral Held for Louie Jarrett 12 in Madison County
Yesterday in Madison county the funeral and burial were held for Louie Jarrett twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Jarrett of the Southern Manufacturing Company village He died after a measles illness and a relapse from cold leading to pneumonia which brought his death Friends and neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Madison Co
Louie Jarrett
Jarrett
Southern Manufacturing Company
Last Return Day for City Court of Athens
Yesterday marked the final return day for the February term of the city court of Athens. Few suits on notes and accounts were filed, and no damage suits of notable interest appeared on the docket. Court business will continue at a heavy pace with much is carried over.
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City Court OF
Athens
Royston Boy Dies In Hunting Accident
Royston Ga January 31 Dewey Jordan twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Jordan was accidentally killed while out hunting on Saturday He was with his friend Walter Nelms about fifteen years old The gun discharged as he was handling it tearing away part of his head He died within about two hours after the accident
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Royston
Dewey Jordan
J. M. Jordan
Walter Nelms
Fo Fitteen
Jona
College on Wheels Captures Georgia Enthusiasm
Letters flood the University of Georgia School of Agriculture president’s office as the College on Wheels tour nears. County settlers mayors farmers union officers teachers bankers and reporters promise large crowds when the train stops in each town.
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Farmers’ Union
Sonle
Dr Henry Woods to Speak Tomorrow at University Chapel
Dr Henry M Woods a prominent missionary to China will address students at the University of Georgia chapel in the morning and at the State Normal School auditorium in the afternoon He will speak at Spar o clock prayer service at the First Presbyterian Church also noted as part of the Presbyterian mission efforts in China.
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China
Presbyterian Church
University,“of Georgia
State Normal School
Henry M. Woods
Spar
Spar’ O'Clork
Chuirch
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Athens optician ad
Fragmentary text references a family in Athens Georgia and an optician or optical services. Details are garbled with street address elements and pricing mentions, lacking coherent events or names.
Trustees Attend Funeral of Col. Hamilton in Rome
University of Georgia Chancellor D C Barrow travels to Rome with a large trustee delegation to honor Col. David Blount Hamilton, a longtime board member and 1854 graduate. The university sends floral tribute and Barrow speaks at the funeral.
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Col
David Blount Hamilton
Rome
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Barrow
Col. Hamilton
University
Funeral for Mr Richard Bulloch Held at Hull
Yesterday in Hull the funeral of Richard Bulloch aged 75 was conducted by Rev. Cooper. He was one of the village's oldest and most respected citizens and is survived by four sons and two brothers. He had been in feeble health for some time. He was well known in Athens.
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Hull
Richard Bulloch
Athens
Mr. Cooper
January Weather Above Normal Across the Month
The weather man reported January averaged four degrees above normal each day and warned of possible very hot summers if trend continues. He noted Tuesday’s temperatures fell from 58 to 40 degrees and that overall there was no below zero weather in the United States with prospects for fair and warmer days ahead.
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United States
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty Seem Doomed in Extra Session
Washington reports the Canadian reciprocity treaty faces doom as Republicans split in Congress. Democrats favor ratification but cannot pass it this session. President Taft may call an extra session to force action, amid shifting Democratic support.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
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