Dr Hardman Honored As Pioneer Of Progress In Georgia
Dr L G Hardman presided at the Farmers Conference in Athens receiving warm praise for his role in developing Georgia. The piece highlights his leadership in launching the State Agricultural College, urging further data on inauguration figures and noting his impact beyond Georgia.
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T. Larry Gantt
L. G. Hardman
Athens
Georgia
Hardman
State Agricultural College
Hardman J
South
A. M Soule
Georgia Doctor L G Hardman a state builder and pioneer
A local account lauds Dr L G Hardman for pioneering highway reform in Georgia, founding the first state highway commission, and promoting topsoil roads. It highlights his farm philanthropy, fruit agriculture leadership, extensive landholdings, and the planned Weres inclusion of an er rcence home for wayward boys. The piece notes his anaesthetic advance and Athens visits, while forecasting future mountain farm tours.
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Georgia
Jackson
Hardman
L. G. Hard
State of Georgia
Ercnge
Fto
Hardivan
Hardhet
Habersham County
Vale of Nacoochee
Captain Nicholls
Athens
Citzens
L. G. Hardman
South
Nagendher
Nieholls
Slaughter to Address Boys at Y M C A Meeting
Dr. S N G Slaughter will speak at the Y M C A Sunday Boys Meeting at three o'clock. The subject is Boys who make the best men. Meetings are held weekly and all boys are invited. Think of Bloodwork when you think of INSURANCE. The best of every kind, BR Phone 74.
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SN. G. Slaughter
Open hearing on Bastrop masked band activity ends
Louisiana probes into the Bastrop Mer Rouge masked band crimes tied to the Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard kidnappings and deaths on August 24. Attorney General Coco leads the inquiry as troops withdraw after Governor Parker ordered martial protection for witnesses and local officials pledge order. Dozens named, including Skipwith, Dade, McKain, and Cray, face allegations of hooded deportations, flogging, and armed invasions as briefing extends into weeks before possible grand jury action.
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Bastrop
Watt Daniel
Thos. F. Richard
John M. Parker
Rastrop
Mer Rouge
A. V. Coco
Robert L. Dade
Met Rouge
Thureday
Fred Carpenter
LaToombs
Carpenter
Capt
Skipwith
Cyclops
Morehouse Branch
Ku Klux Klan
Parker
Toombs
T. Jett Burnett
E. N
Newt
Cray
Smith Stevenson
Oliver Skipwith
Smith
Daniel
Richard
J. K. Swipwith
Mee
B. M. McKain
W. P. Kirkpatrick
Addie May Hamilton
Little Rock
Thompson
Leon Braddock
Laurie Calhoun
Fred Cobb
R. L. Dade
Dr. McKoin
Kully Harp
W. c. Andrews
Harry J. Neells
Stamley
Court House
K Kinwith
Grand Jury
Severe cough after influenza advertisement claim
After an attack of the flu Mrs Drake writes that nothing relieved her severe cough until Foley's Honey and Tar was used. The ad claims croup la grippe and bronchitis are quickly relieved, notes no opiates, and lists ingredients as printed on cough medicines.
Big Cotton Lot Sold In Athens
Barret and Company, one of the souths largest cotton concerns, sold a 677 bale lot at their Athens office on Thursday afternoon. Buyers from the area purchased the entire lot at about 29 cents per pound, approaching a total near one hundred thousand dollars. The sale signals rising cotton demand and bands that prices may push higher, potentially to 30 cents per pound before the new crop arrives.
Embassy liquor leaks spark proposed checks in Washington
Washington officials pursue two methods to curb embassy liquor leaks into the bootleg market. Acting Prohibition Commissioner Jones would press diplomat in charge to dismiss and prosecute any minor embassy employee involved under prohibition laws. A voluntary plan may have missions report liquor needs to limit excess imports.
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Washington
Jones
Prohibition Bureau
State Department
Lowden inventor previews 62 message radio for aviators
An inventor unveils an automatic radio device allowing pilots to send 62 distinct messages to base by pulling a lever. Each lever position encodes a unique meaning, enabling quick communication. R. A. Walsh will direct Douglas Fairbanks in The Black Pirate with color photography.
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Lowden
R.A. Walsh
Douglas Fairbanks
Auto crashes kill two workers in Atlanta fog
In heavy fog early Friday morning Tom Hunter is dead and W S Gorman is critically injured after a car driven by Jack Kontz struck two Georgia Railway and Power Company welders at Peach and 12th streets. Kontz is held without bond at police headquarters.
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Atlanta
Tom Hunter
W. S. Gorman
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Street
Peach and
12Th Streets
Jack Kontz
E. C. Kontz
City Recorder of
Aerials at Annapolis Naval Station Spill Copper Wire
Ten miles of copper wire weighing about seven tons form the aerial for Annapolis Naval radio station. Six 600 foot steel towers support the wire. An electric heating device melts ice as it forms to prevent weight and breakage.
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Naval Radio Station
Annapolis
Dr Grant Faces Heresy Trial Debate Among Church Leaders
New York churchmen clashed over whether Rev. Percy Stickney Grant should face a heresy trial after he refused to recant his belief that Christ did not have the power of God on earth. Grant defended his views in a lengthy reply, arguing scripture is symbolic and that much of the Bible must be read with new knowledge. Two presbyters reportedly prepared charges, while Bishop Manning withheld further comment.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
William T. Manning J
Grant
Manning
Hell
Jesus
Father
Stanning
Crant
Six Injured as Train Derailed in Scottsboro Alabama
Six persons were slightly injured when locomotive and six cars of Southern Railway Passenger train 26, the Memphis Special, derailed early today at Scottsboro Alabama. Officials say the cause is undetermined.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Memphis
Scottsboro
Ala
Governor Goes Fishing Trip Near Florida Keys
Governor Hardwick leaves Atlanta with friends for a week at Long Key fishing camp about 60 miles north of Key West. He plans to confer with the state prison commission on proposed abolition of whipping in state prison and convict camps, signaling potential disapproval of the practice.
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Atlanta
Hardwick
Long Key
Key West
Florida
State Prison Commission
Capitol
Religious Course For Schools In Atlanta Plan
Definite steps were taken to inaugurate a religious education course in Atlanta public schools. At a meeting of the Atlanta Christian Council, representatives from 68 Protestant churches outlined aims to extend the movement to Georgia and include all denominations. The course would provide credits for participating pupils where allowed by law.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Christian Council
Council
Saaheek
Georgia
St Naaine
Oswell R. Wins Georgia Primary For Richmond Ordinary
Oswell R. local attorney defeated C. Gordon Lamback county commissioner by 631 votes in a Richmond County primary held Thursday to name a successor to A. R. Walton who died after serving 28 years as ordinary of Richmond County.
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Augusta
Oswell R
C. Gordon Lamback
A. R. Walton
Richmond County
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DR. Hardman
Larry Gantt
Pather OF Good Roads System
Thornton
the Wier Grocery CO
Piggly Wiggly
Royal Baking Powder
del Monte
Canova
Slaughter
Cobb St. ER
Coco
Satornay
Benson’s Bakery
COSTA
Delicatessen
van . Straatey
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Coastal Plain
Tifton
South Carolina
Clemson College
8. C
Pee Dee
Florence
S.C
Pedigreed Seed Company
Hartsville, South Carolina
Piedmont
Lumpkin Street
Hancock Avenue
Rogers
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