Georgia Breeders Association Concludes Week With Corn Cotton Focus
The Georgia Breeders Association wrapped its second meeting at the State College of Agriculture, stressing breeding, standardization, and improvement of corn and cotton alongside livestock. Highlights included sessions on variety adaptation, soil types, cotton improvement, and prolific corn varieties, led by university and state agricultural leaders.
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State of
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State School
State College
Breeders" Association
Georgia Breeders’ Association
T. G. Hudson
Andrew M. Soule
John R. Fain
C. E. Brush
Augusta
R. J. H. DeLoach
D. S. Starr
Hogansville
A. C. Lewis
At-lanta
H. G. Hastings
Atlanta
W. H. Whatley
P. O. Vanatter
State College of Agricult
L. E. Raat
Jate
Thomas R. Whatley
Helena
Thomas Littl
Sparta
J. E. Miller
Gainville
J. M. Whelchel
Gainesville
January issue of Georgia Agricultural Quarterly reviewed
The January number from Banner Job Printing Office portrays a fine print and design. Editors include W. F. Whatley chief, R. R. Childs associate, Eugene Baker local, C. H. McLemore business manager, with incumbents in assistant posts. Contents feature Boys Corn Clubs, Dairying in Georgia, Pecans, Beef Production, and notes from agricultural schools.
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Georgia Agricultural Quarterly
Banner Job
W. F. Whatley
R. R. Childs
Eugene Baker
C. H. McLemore
R. O. Hutcheson
R. L. Ballard
Georgia
J. H. Miller
Funeral of Mrs R W Sizer at First Methodist Church
The funeral for Mrs Richard W Sizer was held yesterday at 3:30 pm at the First Methodist Church, with large attendance. Rev. M I Troutman delivered the sermon, lay pallbearers carried the casket, and interment followed at Oconee Cemetery. Arnold & Abney advertised pumpkin yams.
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First Methodist Church
Richard W. Sizer
E. H. Dorsey
John W. Welch
James Barrow
J. E. Talmadge, Jr
F. A. Lipscomb
R. C. Wilson
B. F. Hardeman
A. R. Richardson
C. M.snelling
T. P. Stanley
Audley Morton
T. S. Mell
J. ©. Mell
Jesus
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
E. L. Hill
Presbyterian Church
M. I. Troutman
Oconee Cemetery
Georgia Faces Auburn In Second Home Basketball Game
Tonight at the YMCA courts the fast Georgia five coached by Cunningham meets Donahoe's Auburnites in the second home basketball game of the season. Georgia aims to recover from holiday road defeats and a Mercer loss, seeking revenge on Auburn from the 1910 Thanksgiving football count by winning. Georgia lineup includes E. V. Carter at center, Golden and Forbes as forwards, F. Carter and Creekmore as guards. Auburn lists Majors, Scarborough, Newell, Streit, Davis among others.
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Georgia
Cunningham
Donahoe
Auburnites
Mercer
Auburn
Scarborough
Newell
Streit
Davis
E. V. Carter
Golden
Forbes
F. Carter
Creekmore
Junior Senior Football Game Postponed Until Saturday
The junior senior class football game is postponed to Saturday afternoon as teams pursue needed training. Seniors under Kid Woodruff practice new plays and expect to defeat the juniors on Hertyfield, while junior leader Hatcher remains confident his squad will show advantages.
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Kid” Woodruff
Hertyfield
A Hatcher
Moseman D N Dies at 66 in Athens Area
Yesterday at his country home on Bogart road near Athens Mr. D N Moseman aged sixty six died from paralysis. A prominent local figure who visited Athens for business, his passing brings sorrow to many here. Funeral and burial are planned at the family burying ground this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Bogart Road
Athens
D. N. Moseman
Knights Templar Meeting and Red Cross Conferral
An urgent notice calls Knights Templar members to assemble at the Asylum this evening at 8 o clock in full uniform for rehearsal and the conferring of the Red Cross order. Officials warn of an inspection scheduled for the 27th inst by order of E d w B Cohen and E C J F Hart. Smoked bloaters, oranges, and Royal Scarlet Coffee are advertised by Williamson's and Arnold & Abney with contact details.
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Knights Templar
Order of the Red Cross
Edw. B. Cohen
E. C. J. F. Hart
Arnold & Abney
WILL NOT RUN Georgia governor elect rules out senate bid
Special to The Banner reports Atlanta January 19 that Hoke Smith will not run for United States senator from Georgia nor engage in the race. He will serve his term as governor, leaving the field open to others such as Senator Terrell Congressmen Brantley and Hardwick Judge W A Covington and Hon Murphy Candler. More entries are expected as Smith wishes his name removed.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
United States
Georgia
United States Senate
Terrell
Brantley and
Hardwick
W. A. Covington
Murphy Candler
Eloct Smith
City Assessors Start Work Monday
The city assessors begin rounds Monday morning to assess real estate for the current year. The mayor administered the oath to the newly elected assessors yesterday at city hall as preparations proceed for Monday. W. A. Mallory chairs the board with G. If Palmer and C. N. Weatherly serving as assessors.
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W. A. Mallory
Messrs. G. If Palmer
C. N. Weatherly
Congress of Mothers Conference in Atlanta
The Georgia Congress of Mothers plans a February 2 to 4 conference in Atlanta. President Mrs. James KR Little asks the mayor to appoint delegates, with Mrs. C. B. Griffith Mrs. FE O H Dorsey Mrs. R. T. DuBose Mrs. M. L. Troutman and Mrs. E. C. Branson among the appointees.
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Georgia Congress of Mothers
Atlanta
James KR. Little
C. B. Griffith
FE. O H. Dorsey
R. T. DuBose
M. L. Troutman
E. C. Branson
Oysters Fresh from Norfolk Beds Sold by Arnold & Abney
Sealship oysters fresh this morning direct from Norfolk ocean beds. Large ones suitable for frying and smaller ones for stews, all of the same quality, offered by Arnold & Abney.
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Norfolk
Arnold & Abney
Dr Thomas Natural Foods Fresh Shipment Arrives
Fresh shipment received featuring Nut Like Flakes Fruit Crackers Nut Butter Pignolia Nuts Shelled Nuts and other varieties. Arnold Abney are the sole Athens agents.
Thin Shell Pecans at Williamson's Store
Fresh Brill fancy pecans arrive and beckon taste. must be seen and eaten to be believed at Williamson's.
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Williamson's
Atlanta Passes 300 Dollar License for Locker Clubs
The Atlanta city council enacted an ordinance to tax locker clubs at 300 dollars, barring non social clubs, and requiring clubs to list members for police review. The measure aims to curb prohibition evasion by restricting such venues. The report ties this to broader fraud cases tied to the Albemarle Development Company, with arrests in Jackson Mississippi and ongoing investigations across several states.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
South Carolina
Albermarle Development Company
Albermarle
N. C
Athens
Georgia
U. S
F. H. Neff
Chester
Albemarle N.C
Gab
Jackson
Miss
J. C. Masters
Thomas H. Sibley
Albemarle Development Company
Albemarle
N C
Post Office
Sibley
Albemarle Concern
Masters
Concern
Albemarle Development Co
Mississippii River
Alabama
Propmters
Tennessee
Louisiana
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Walter C. Irvin
Salem, IL
Masters and
Mineral Wells
Texas
Texas Concern
S. C
Y W C A Lunch Delights Queued Diners in Athens
Opened on a blustery day the Y W C A lunch rooms drew a full crowd with praise for home style cooking. The women’s dining room offered a cheerful, inviting space while men used the separate dining area. Menu featured soup chicken rice rolled ham green peas macaroni butter beans bread orange gelatine cake coffee tea and priced at 15 cents or more.
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Athens
Elks Hold Regular Session With Turkey Supper
Elks announce regular meeting at 8 p m sharp with degrees to be conferred followed by a turkey supper. Large attendance urged. E Bancroft E R Gro H Palmer, Secretaries.
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E. Bancroft
E. R, Gro
H. Palmer
Sec'y
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Georgia Breeders Association
W. G. Acree
C. H. McLe
R. W. Sizer
D. A. Moseman
Order of Red Cross
Williamson’s
Senate
Congress OF Mothers
Albemarle Company
Sam
Neyee
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