Georgia Game Protection View by State Commissioner
By Charles Arnow Georgia State Game and Fish Commissioner notes growing interest in protecting wild life in Georgia. Violations decline while convictions rise. Deer abundant on coast islands and inland. quail more plentiful in southwestern and southeastern Georgia. Sportsmen praised as allies, urged continued strict enforcement and support for laws. Discusses boll weevil question and quail diet uncertainty. next summer will pursue further study.
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Charles Arnow
Georgia
Notice 10 Contractors for Dormitory and Academic Building
Sealed proposals will be received by the board of trustees of the State Normal School Athens Ga until noon Eastern time February 6 1917 for erection of a dormitory and academic building. Plans and specifications may be had by depositing a certified check for 25.00 with Mr Jere M Pound President Athens Ga 4 29 16 23.
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State Normal School
Athens
Jere M. Pound
Randolph dies at Jefferson at 38
Special to the Banner Jefferson Ga January 22 Mr F H Randolph died Monday morning at 2 30 o clock of pneumonia He was about 38 years old and had been active in Jefferson for years He and his brother J E Randolph ran a grocery furniture and undertaking business He leaves a wife one brother two sisters a father and many relatives to mourn his death.
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Jefferson
PF. H .Randolph
Sle
J. E. Randolph
A. M. Flanigan
C. E. Jackson
Supreme Court backs Blue Sky securities laws
The Supreme Court upheld Ohio South Dakota and Michigan Blue Sky laws aimed at curb fraudulent securities. It ruled the statutes do not unduly burden interstate commerce and fall within state police powers, aligning with model language from the National Association of Attorneys General.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
South Dakota
Michigan
Kansas
Union
S. Dakota
S.dakota
National Association of Attorneys General
National
Indiana
Colorado
Iowa
Oregon
Wisconsin
West Virginia
North Dakota
Arkansas
Florida
North Carolina
Warrington, Sater
Hollister
Cincinnati
Turner
Harry T. Hall
State Bank
Geiger Jones Co
Canton
Don C. Coultrap
William R. Rose
the Richad Auto Manufacturing Co
Rose
Dennison, Sessions and Tuttle
Grant Fellows
Michigan Securities Commission
N. W. Halsey & Co
Continental and ‘Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston
Remick, Hodges & Co
New York
Otis & Co
Wels Fibre Container Co
Sanborn
T. C. Munger and
Elliott
Caldwell
O'Brien
Wingfield
State Securities Commission
Sioux Falls Stock Yards Co
William
Harry Morley
Sioux City
Investment Bankers Association of America
Wickersham
Robert R. Reed
A Little Child Shall Lead Them Relived In A City Romance
The Banner notes a Sunday social item about Eva Howell and L. G. Hooper marrying again at Rev J A Bell's home after prior marriages and a baby girl. They had divorced, separated, and then reunited to wed Friday night for the sake of their child, hoping a fresh start.
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J. A. Bell
Eva Howell
L. G. Hooper
Mr. Hooper
Miss Hewell
New York Guests Visit Macon Chautauqua South
A party from New York, including Edward Beck and Mrs Beck, Nora Mahon, Harold Schotti, Harry Chase, Miss Chapdelaine, Miss Stewart, Mr Newcomb, Mr Woley, Helen Thompson, Miss Leonard, and Frederick Beydon, lingered in Macon as interest grows in establishing the Chautauqua of the South this spring with Dr T J Wooster as director.
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New York
Chautauqua of the South
Macon
T. J. Wooster
Edward Beck
Beck
Nora Mahon
Harold Schotti
Harry Chase
Miss Chapdelaine
Miss Stewart
Mr. Newcomb
Mr. Woley
Helen Thompson
Miss Leonard
Frederick Beydon
Light Hearted Women And The Pinkham Remedy
A cheerful wife is the joy of a man life says a health booster promoting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the enduring cure for female ailments. The ad claims four decades of use and thousands of happy homes.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Critics Endorse Two Key Piano Qualities Tone and Action
Olive Fremstad Alfred Hertz and Franz Kneisel praise a piano for tone and action. Fremstad calls it a perfect instrument and a constant source of pleasure in work. Hertz notes great volume power and responsive action. Kneisel commends excellent tone quality and action for an artist and performer.
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Olive Fremstad
Alfred Hertz Wagnerian
Metropolitan Opera Co
Franz Kneisel
Kneisel
Lester
Florence Hinkle
Louise Homer
Margarete Ober
Campanari
Maconda
Blauvelt
Hertz
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Chas. Arnow
F. H. Randolph
United States Supreme Court
Lester Piano
Alice Nielsen
Bella Alten
Lillian Blauvelt
Umberto Sorrentino
Boston Opera Co
G. Campanari
Charlotte Maconda Coloratur
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