Counties Represented at State Superintendents Conference
The conference drew thirty four county superintendents with many more expected. participants from Elbert Screven Washington Early Jenkins Tift Polk Decatur Irwin Bartow Johnson Pulaski Hart Franklin Pickens Greene Dooly Clarke Hancock Murray Wayne Putnam Montgomery Newton Wilkes Jackson Fulton Oglethorpe Hall DeKalb Houston Terrell and others. Registration listed T J Cleveland Elberton Ga H J Arnett Sylvania J C Harmon Tennille A Evans Blakely W V Lanier Millen R F Kersey Tifton Geo E Benedict Cedartown J Phil Campbell Athens State Demonstrator J 3 Bradwell Bainbridge J W Weaver Ocilla Henry Milam Cartersville R L Sumner Wrightsville T B Asbell Hawkinsville Thos N Gaines Hartwell J W McFarland Lavonia Co H Cox Jasper W A Parks White Plains E G Greene Vienna M L Duggan Sparta State Supervisor W B Morris Hartwell R Noel Steed Spring Place B D Purcell Jesup W C Wright Eatonton A B Hutcheson Mt. Vernon J O Martin Covington Chas H Calhoun Washington Ga Thos H Dozier Athens Luther Elrod Jefferson E C Merry Atlanta Jno A Thurston Thomaston R E Carroll Decatur T M Greene Perry F E Land Dawson W K Tate Columbia S C Miss Parrigh Atlanta J S Stewart Athens F E Land State Supervisor
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Elbert
Screven
Washington
Early
Jenkins
Tift
Polk
Decatur
Irwin
Bartow
Johnson
Pulaski Hart
Franklin
Pickens
Geo. E. Benedict
Cedartown
J. Phil Campbell
Athens
J. 3
Bradwell
Bainbridge
J. W. Weaver
Ocilla
Henry Milam
Cartersville
R. L. Sumner
Wrightsville
T. B. Asbell
Hawkinsville
Thos. 'N. Gaines
Hartwell
J. W. McFarland
Lavonia
H. Cox
Jasper
W. A. Parks
White Plains
E. G. Greene
Vienna
M. L. Duggan
Sparta
W. B. Morris
R. Noel Steed
Spring Place
B. D. Purcell
Jesup
W. C. Wright
Eatonton
A. B. Hutcheson
Mt. Vernon
J. O. Martin
Covington
Chas
H. Calhoun
Thos
H. Dozier
Luther Elrod
Jefferson
E. C. Merry
Atlanta
Jno
A. Thurston
Thomaston
R. E. Carroll
T. M. Greene
Perry
F. E. Land
Dawson
W. K. Tate
Columbia
S.C
Miss Parrigh
J. S. Stewart
Athens to Welcome Governor and Legislature Special Train
The Georgia governor and legislature will arrive in Athens next Saturday aboard a five-coach special train. Large red and black banners will greet the party with lines like Athens Leads the State. Officials from the Chamber of Commerce and Seaboard Railroad organized the trip for a daylong visit, with the train scheduled to reach Athens around eight o'clock after a single stop en route.
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Athens
Georgia
Atlanta
Callaway
Erwin
Hoke
Chamber of Commerce
The
Seaboard Railroad
Foreign student at Georgia figures in big feature story
A Sunday Journal illustrated feature highlights Miss Wu, a Chinese educator, and Lew Ting Fang a University of Georgia student from Wenchow. Fang plans rapid study, aims to teach and translate, and to curb tobacco and alcohol in China with U S aid. He fears opium, urges moral reform, and calls America the first to assist China’s fight against vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sunday Journal
Miss Wu
Athens
Lew
Lew Ting Fang
Timothy Tingfang
University of Georgia
Wenchow City
Chaklani Province
America
Columbia
Methodist College
Wenchow
St. John's College
Shanghai
Harvard
Princeton Theological Seminary
China
New Republic
India
Europe
Great Britain
United States
Chinese Republic
Barrow County Favored as New County Seat Set
The Barrow County proposal with Winder as county seat won favorable action from both constitutional amendments committees of the Georgia House and Senate. Candler and Stonewall counties were delayed, with possible favorable reporting for Candler and Metter as seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barrow
Winder
House
Senate
University At
Athens
Candler
Stonewall
Metter
Georgia House OKs general appropriations cut to education
A July Athens report says the appropriations committee passed a resolution restricting the general appropriations bill to only state sanitarium and Franklin College with many colleges and schools removed. Governor Slaton is said to back the plan to approve or veto individual items, prompting broad comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Appropriations Committee
House
Athens
Franklin College
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
School of Technology
Medical College
Dahlonega College
G. N. and
I. C
Milledgeville
Deaf and Dumb
Slaton
Heould
Jossey Buys 300 Fat Chickens for One Day Sale
An advertisement notes Jossey purchased 300 fat chickens for today only with special prices on broilers fries and eggs. It lists prices for cabbage beans cucumbers cantaloupes oats and asks orders by phone 1176. Arnolds Abney ad line cites auto repair and a political commentary closes with Miss Wu the Lady of the Moon reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Miss Wu
Lady of the Moon
Athens Chamber Protests Seaboard Schedule Shift
The Athens Chamber of Commerce objects to a proposed two hour shift in the Seaboard Air Line local from Atlanta to Abbeville and back, arguing it would push Athens passengers to a 5:10 am arrival and hurt North Athens travel. Secretary C C Callaway filed the protest noting the large Athens business community would face hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Athens
C. C. Callaway
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Murphy Candler
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia
Abbeville
Commission
Seaboard Air Line
Lawrenceville
Seaboard
Atheny
Tam
Bond hike sought to free Griffin bank wrecker
Judges require at least fifteen thousand dollars bond for J. W. Griffin after convicting him of bank wrecking. Sheriff says new bond must be strong enough to cover the amount from bondsmen if needed. No payment has been made by Griffin or attorneys toward bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Griffin
Griffin
Georgia Exposition Commission Names 30 at Athens Meeting
Governor Slaton announced a 30 member Panama Exposition commission to promote Georgia at the 1915 San Francisco fair. Athens Mayor H J Rowe and officials urged $50,000 in state funds and a firm exhibit plan, warning a proposed train service change would burden Athens travel and harm residents. Cars for sale, call on New Garage.
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Atlanta
Slaton
Georgia
H. J. Rowe
Athens
Eighth
Agriculture Price
McCallie
Frank Weldon
Appropriations Committee
Indian Wahoo Declines Georgia Coaching Contract
Wahoo will not be Georgia's assistant football and baseball coach as contracted last spring. He came to Athens to seek release, saying Spalding Sporting Goods offered a more lucrative permanent position. The athletic committee planned to grant the release, expecting his absence at football season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahoo
Georgia
Athens
Waycross
Spalding Sporting Goods
Spalding
Athens Hosts Legislature With Train Tour Saturday
Athens welcomes the legislature as they travel by special train from Atlanta to Athens on Saturday. Crichton C. Callaway reports nearly all senators and most representatives will attend events including visits to the State Normal School, barbecue at 1:30, and stops at the State University and State College of Agriculture before returning to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Crichton C. Callaway
General Assembly
Hame
Mr. Callaway
Union
Callaway
Statte Normal School
State University
State College of Agriculture
Athens Plan of Taxation Promoted to Georgia Legislature
Athens Chamber of Commerce secretary Crichton Callaway toured Atlanta meeting senators and many representatives to invite them to Athens next Saturday. He distributed the pamphlet Athens Plan of taxation and urged support while also protesting a railroad schedule change affecting Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
House
Senate
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Crichton Callaway
Atlanta
Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
Callaway
Railroad Commission
General Assembly
Notice to Oconee Burial Fund Members
On account of the death of Otto Hubert you are due one asses sent and must be paid at once. Leave the same with W. J. Smith & Bro. or pay to J. H. Mealar.
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Oconee Burial Fund
Otto Hubert
W. J. Smith & Bro
J. H. Mealar
Say Quality Bread And say it plain.
The phrase appears as a terse slogan urging straightforward bread quality claims. No clear event, person, or organization is identified. the text reads as a fragmentary marketing prompt with minimal context.
Korean native Mr D W Lim to speak at First Methodist church
Mr D W Lim native of Ping Yang Korea visits the city to assist the pastor in a missionary prayer meeting at First Methodist church this evening at 8 30. He will present 50 views of Korea and give a missionary talk. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lim
Ping Yang
Korea
First Methodist Church
Lim
Posey plans movie stunts during Athens legislative visit
Lyric manager Posey will film lawmakers and teachers during a Utah style outing in Athens. He plans to shoot scenes at Tallulah Falls and Riverside boys at Lake Warner while the R M A summer school performs naval parade drills and aquatic stunts.
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Posey
Lyric
Athens
Mr. Posey
Tallulah Falls
Niagara
South
Georgia
Riverside
Lake Warner
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Elberton
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Sylvania
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Tennille
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Blakely
W. V. Lanier
Millen
R. F. Kersey
Tifton
Jossey
Arnold & Abney
Liberty