Athens Daily Column: Road Bridges and Tourism Drive
Larry Gantt outlines River Road iron bridge progress in Clarke County Athens projects include completing bridge approaches and facing fill to height. Three national highways will use the bridge linking Athens to Barberville Hartwell and Elberton. A nearby tourist camping ground near downtown is debated with site options including Mr. Price’s 16 acres near River Street. He envisions a first class camp with grove and spring, to boost local spending. Also notes pecan grove income potential in Hancock County and stores rental rebound for local merchants. Mentions arsenic duty debate tied to cotton and boll weevil era costs.
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Mr. Price
River Street
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Frank Shackelford
Hancock County
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Bradberry
L. C. Brown
Last’s of the A Herald neas follows schedule
The notice lists publication timing for the A Herald and Banner with days noted. It states Tuesday appearance, then Thursday and Friday entries, with no issue on Monday and no Herald on Saturday evening, indicating irregular schedule.
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County Officials Probe Alleged Threat to Blacks
Clarke county officials investigate a Sunday night notice posted at the Jackson colored lodge near the Jackson colored school warning black residents to leave. The county will pursue guilty parties, suspected labor agents driving agitation, with similar cases once reported in Orongo and actions to curb intimidation.
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Jackson School
Jackson Colored School
Danielaville
Clarke County
Reftogs
Orongo County
Paris Vote Declares Germany In Default On 1922 Deliveries
The Associated Press reports that Germany was found to have wilfully defaulted on 1922 deliveries prompting votes in France and Belgium. French high commissioners pressed for collective action amid German refusals to supply coal wood cattle and building materials while others doubted the move.
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Franklin Will Be Honored By Post Office Stamp
Washington reports Benjamin Franklin, first postmaster general, will be honored by the Post Office with an issue of a one cent stamp to mark the anniversary of thrift week and the first day of the observance.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
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Investigation of Masked Outrages Moves to Climax
In Bastrop Louisiana the investigation into the seizure and slaying of Watt Daniel and Richard Harp expands as witnesses describe a Bastrop Klansman gathering the prior night. Dozens of subpoenas target state officials and local farmers, with testimony linking Captain Skipwith to masked Klan activity and plans to avert a possible Bonita Mer Rouge clash.
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Morehouse Parish
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Watt Daniel
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Richard
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Daniel
Morehouse
Bmith Stephenson
J. D. Higginbothem
Harry Norris
Jack Hayden
G. W. Walker
Eb’ Morris
Robert Lee Harkness
Alfred Hill
B. M. Gray
Byatt Jonas
Frank Lewlyn
Harry Pipss
Dewy Bown
C. N. McGowan
Sevahal Aitheae
Jones
James Harp
Bonita
Mer Rouge
Rich Harp
J. K. Gkipwith
Morehouse Klon
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Jonga
Skipwith
Bastrop-Mec Rouge
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Manvatal
Harp
Thomas Hardware
Radio concerts in Ga. physics blogs event
The University of Georgia Physics Department hosts Saturday radio concerts when weather allows. Recordings come from eastern cities and nearby towns with stations. All students and readers are invited to attend these programs, which are both entertaining and informative.
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Physics Department
University of Georgia
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Ishby Jones to Address Athens Rotary Club
Rev. Ashby Jones of Atlanta will address Athens Rotarians at the Georgian Hotel. The meeting will feature a splendid program and each Rotarian is expected to bring one guest.
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Athens
Georgian Hotel
Dollie Show at Georgian Hotel Friday in Athens
The Athens Woman's Club invites children to a Dollie Show at the Georgia Hotel Friday afternoon January 26. Prizes will be awarded for most attractive doll oldest doll best doll dress and best dress by a girl under eight. Admission is 25 cents per doll and adults pay a small fee. Further details and participant names will appear in Sunday's Banner-Herald.
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Georgie Hotel
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Georgia Hotel
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Folka Wandi
Hieaga
Firemen rescue occupant as Norfolk apartment destroyed
Two firemen overcame Sareea te ee Mi firemen wei VErCoescal and one occupant of the building by smoke in a fire that totally destroyed the Norfolk apartment house Monday night. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Austin, Texas. Gov Patrick Morris Neff to take oath of office for his second term at noon today.
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Norfolk
Austin
Texas
Patrick Morris Neff
Grimival Docket Nears Closure In Court Session
A one day grand jury session handed up eight true bills including voluntary manslaughter and assault with intent to kill. Indictments named Joe Mines for killing Reynolds Smith and other cases covered murder, arson, still on premises, and various garnishments and judgments in the Arnold Grocery matter.
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T. C. Moon
Irene Wiche
Sallie Wier
Willie Rucker
Arnold Grocery Company
Bedgood and Brooks
Justice Court
French Threaten S with Taste of Heal Battles
German and French forces clash over Ruhr occupation with 5000 Reichswehr massing south of Muenster near Luenen while French troops advance to Dortmund and Luenen. Duesseldorf talks aim to secure coal deliveries as German industrial leaders face pressure to cooperate or face stricter measures. French economic mission wary of swift results despite military buildup and stiff German resistance.
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Howard Mell to Speak at University of Geochapel
Howard and Mell named as speakers for an eleen o'clock address at the University of Geochapel. Thomas S. Mell will deliver a notable oration on a subject tied to his reputation as a speaker. Augusta’s Wm.8 Howard will preside, with Washington’s Birthday and a spring vacation noted as context.
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Thomas S. Mell
University of Geochapel
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Washington
Howard
Augusta
Universty
Marketing Saweet Potato Crop Now Definitely Assured
The Cobb-Delaney Chapter Confederate Veterans are invited to the Normal School on January 19 to mark Lee’s birthday with a 12:00 assembly in Pound Auditorium. Afterward they’ll visit Winnie Davis parlors for a social, followed by a dinner in the dining room with Mayor Thomas, Miss Millie, Henry West, Commander of Allen Fleming Post, and Mrs. Hammond as guests of honor.
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Cobb-Delaney Chapter
Normal School
Robert E. Lee
Pound
Lee
Winnie Davis
Thomas
Millie
Henry West
Allen Fleming Post
White Heads Trade Body Carroll Secretary
Meeting of the trade body here yesterday announced new officers led by Hugh W. White as president and G Harold Hulme and Frank A. Holden as vice presidents. President White will announce committee appointments Wednesday and weekly membership meetings were approved for the year.
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G. Harold Hulme
Frank A. Holden
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Wilkinson
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D.F. . Paddock
Dead Man's Wife Held As Officers Probe Death
Police interrogate the wife of a deceased man as they investigate his death. Authorities confirm arrest discussions and indicate ongoing inquiries. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text but the case involves a spouse and suspected circumstances surrounding the death.
Pandora Will Be Good Volume 1928 At Georgia
The Pandora of the University of Georgia reports to advance the school and student writers. L Bowen editor in chief states the volume reflects the literary effort of the student body and aims to honor the best editing and scholarship.
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Pandora
University of Georgia
L. _ Bowen
Georgian Sweet Potato Plan Adopts Marketing Surplus
A definite program for marketing surplus sweet potatoes has been adopted. The plan outlines processing and distribution steps to balance supply and demand, supporting Georgia growers and markets.
Claud Tuck Leads Late Movement Toward Permanent Org
Claud Tuck was elected president of a group planning a permanent organization to be formed by Tuesday. About 85,000 in market development funds await marketing of sweet potatoes and county crops. Representatives from several counties discussed a market committee with Harold Hulme and J. A. Smith cited among officers and members.
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Inidence Promises Bold Planning for Twelve Months
Fragmented ad-like text hints at planning and dividend themes. It mentions timing months, planning boldly, and advertising celebration. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a vague promotional fragment about financial gains.
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