Valdosta Trustees Choose Spanish Mission Style College Plan
Chancellor Dr. D. C. Barrow returned from Valdosta where trustees of the new State Normal college selected Spanish mission style buildings and dormitories. Architect W. A. Edwards prepared plans for the main building and dormitories to house 1,200 to 1,500 students with construction starting on the first dormitory and main structure by September. Board members Brittain, Barrow, Beck, West, Converse and President Powell attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Whithersoever
Valdosta
State Normal College
W. A. Edwards
South Carolna
Florida
Patterson Street
Edwards
Board of Trust
Brittain
Hie. Barrow
R. I
E. H. Beck
W. S. West
W. L. Converse
R. H. Powell
Vermont Bankers Meet Third Annual Association Session
Representative bankers and business leaders from across Vermont gathered in Montpelier for the third annual meeting of the Vermont State Bankers Association. Highlights included talks by George W. Prince of Illinois and George E. Allen on banking education and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont State Bankers’ Association
George W. Prince
Illinois
National Montenary Commission
George E. Allen
Free Book on Piles and Internal Cure Details
A promotional notice offers a free booklet on the cause of piles and internal remedies by Dr J S Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York or H R Palmer Sons. It promotes Hemroid a $1 bottle remedy with guarantee and availability at drug stores.
Dr S Weir Mitchell Sees Johns Hopkins Honorary Degree
Dr S Weir Mitchell delivered the Washington birthday address at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and received an honorary doctor of laws degree at the annual commemoration today.
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Baltimore
S. Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
Washington
Johns Hopkins University
Mitchell
New York Honors George Washington Birthday
Throughout Greater New York today flags fly in celebration of George Washingtons birthday. Exchanges banks and mercantile business close while patriotic groups and benevolent societies hold public meetings and exercises to mark the holiday.
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New York
George Washington
30000 Aliens Seek Information on Jobs and Homes
Washington D C Feb 21 There were 30657 admitted aliens naturalized citizens and native Americans who asked for information about employment opportunities and home building in the United States in fiscal year 1911 up from 18249 in 1910 The division of information under T W Powderly reports aims to distribute immigrant population and relieve congestion in eastern cities It notes most inquiries concern farm work and land purchases with 5176 going directly to jobs and many others seeking land related prospects
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Washington, D. C
T. W. Powderly
Division of Information
Nagel
Department of Commerce ‘and Labor
Commissioner General of Immigration
Powderly
Texas
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment
Advertisement claims PAZO Ointment cures piles including itching and bleeding in 14 days. It promises a refund if not cured and lists a 60 cent price.
Liniment Soothes Aches Better Than Plaster
A dampened flannel bound to the affected area provides superior relief for lame back pains side chest and related aches. The remedy offers prompt relief and is sold by all dealers.
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Firemen's Insurance Company
Newark, N
Lipscomb 1 & Company
S Eas
Orr’s School
Wray Street
S. P. Orr
Georgian National Bank
Georgia
Athens
Ourj Bank
Athens Savings Bank
M. Btera Cashier
G. A. Mell
M. Btera
M. G. Michael
M. G. Michael Ass
B. Y. Harris
A. Mell T. &. Mell
CTORS
J. A. Hunnicutt
DeuPree Hunnicuts
L. F. Séwards
W. T. Bryas
Macon
Georgia Railroad
H. R. McLean
J. S. Hellner
Co. Kinnebrew Stawyer
Meigs Street
R. T. Goodwyn
Meeting of
Normal Trustees
Vermont
DR. Mitchell
Wingfield’s
the Shop OF Quality
Foundry Street
Lipscomb & Company
Southern Mutual Building
J. R. Crane & Company
Mazda
Brilliant
Athens Engineering CO
Clayton St
Athens Cycle Co
Palmer’s Drug Stores
Prince Ave
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