Pushball Debut in the South Promises Amusing College Show
The first pushball game in the South will feature 88 students from Vanderbilt, Yale, Harvard, Michigan and Georgia. Prof. Sanford provided Georgia with the first South pushball, and 44 from each class will battle on a fenced field today. The event aims to inspire athletic work and reduce dangerous scraps among students.
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Bob McWhorter
Kid Brannen
Vanderbilt
Yale
Harvard
Michigan
Sanford
University of Georgia
Euch
South
Mt Vernon Lodge Sets Called Communication for February 22
Mt Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M will hold a called communication Thursday night February 22 at 8 pm in the Temple Max Joseph Building for the M M degree. All qualified brothers invited to attend. CLARE HEIDLER, Secretary.
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Mt. Vernon
Temple
Max Joseph
Clare Heidler
Rural Economics chair created at State Normal School
The State Normal School board created the first Rural Economics chair in the South and likely the United States. The new department seeks to study training for intelligent work in rural regions with support from the General Educational Board. Present trustees included Shackelford, B, Pondurant, Smith, Morton, Lane, Farrow, Beauchamp, Brand, McWhorter, and Leri.
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State Normal School
United States
School For
General Educational Board
Branson
Young Georgia Club
Georgia
Board of Fees
T. J. Shackel
Athens
Albany
Pondurant
J Smith
Tatnall County
Morton
C Lane
Helena
Farrow
University of Geor
J. P. Beauchamp
Pike
L. M. Brand
Lawrencev
Appeal cases set for Monday adjourned meeting agenda
The mayor and council will hold an adjourned meeting Monday night the 26th to dispose of several appeal cases carried over. All docket cases will be taken up and disposed of, with other matters including possible purchase of additional equipment for the fire department. A baby boy named John Hudson arrived yesterday at Dr. E. B. Hudson and wife’s home.
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Coun
E. B. Hudso
E. B. Hudson
John Hudson
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Funds for $60,000 Plant
Citizens urged to subscribe to raise $1,500 of the $3,500 needed to establish a $60,000 manufactory employing 100 people with a $500 weekly payroll. The deadline is March 1, and Progressives have contributed funds, reducing the gap. Contact Secretary Brooks or Mr. Harry Hodgson to donate today.
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Chamber of Com
Chamber of Commerce
Brooks
Harry Hodgson
Deserving Family Seeks Help For Pellagra Relief
A father ill with pellagra and his seven year old daughter are in distress at home. Local women seek funds to cover hospital treatment in Atlanta claiming relief and potential cure. Fifteen dollars weekly would cover expenses. a hundred dollars could restore health and happiness to the family in a modest cottage on the city outskirts.
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Pellagra
Atlanta
Depositors Meet Over Ath ens Trust Insolvency Report
Yesterday afternoon depositors of the Ath ens Trust and Banking Co met to act on a state examiner and audit report declaring the bank insolvent with a deficit over $19,000 and alleging gross mismanagement. The cashier is accused of misappropriating about $16,000 amid plans for gubernatorial actions.
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Athens Trust and Banking Co
State Examiner
University of Georgia professor lectures for women only
Dr. John P. Campbell of the University of Georgia will deliver the third biology lecture Friday at 8 PM at the First Baptist Church. The event, sponsored by the Mothers Congress, is for women only and free of charge.
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Atlanta
John P. Campbell
University of Georia
First Baptist Church
Mothers Congress
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