Cardui praised by Durham farmer’s wife for at home remedy
Mrs. J. M. Shepherd of Durham says Cardui Home Treatment helped her after four months of unable to stand. She claims it did more good than doctors and urges other women with womanly trouble to try the vegan herbal tonic at home.
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Cardui
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Foley
Receiver sale of Bostwick Railroad property Georgia
In Morgan County Georgia by order of Judge James B Park the receiver will sell all railroad rolling stock equipment and real property including the right of way from Bostwick to Appa Inchee on the first Tuesday in August 1911 at legal hours. Sale is free of liens with cash terms. For details contact Robt L Mobley receiver Bostwick Railroad Co Napier Wright Cox and Jesse M Wood attorneys.
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Georgia
Morgan County
James B. Park
Superior Court
Said County
Court House
Bostwick Railroad Company
Bostwick
Appa Inchee
Robt. L. Mobley
Bostwick, Ga
Napier, Wright & Cox
Jesse M. Wood
Athens Christian Preacher Leads Mayesville Revival
Rev. Stanley R. Grubb, pastor of the First Christian church of Athens, began a revival at the Christian church in Mayesville on Wednesday night. The meetings draw growing attendance and will continue for several days.
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Athens
Mayesville
Stanley R. Grubb
First Christian Church of
Christian Church
Speakers in Athens notes spark debate on lynching and judges
In Jackson Herald notes Speaker John Holder covers Walton county lynching resolutions defeated amid jokes about judiciary oversight. He reports a push for Captain James William Arnold as quartermaster general, and a contest over Athens City Court judges with Governor Smith's influence shaping the race. Also notices on home-seekers land sales and Foley kidney remedies are briefly listed.
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Jackson Herald
John Holder
Jefferson
Walton
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Bible
Walton County
Hall
Georgia
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J. W. Arnold
Smith
James William Arnold
Athens
Robert Toombs DuBose
Arnold
Jackson County
Clarke
George C. Thomas
West
United States
United States Senate
F. C. Shackelford
Shackelford
Stovall Urges Smith to Resign as Governor for Senate Duty
Special to The Banner from Savannah July 14 In a Savannah Press editorial Hon Pleasant A Stovall urges Governor Hoke Smith to resign as governor and assume United States Senate duties immediately arguing that Georgia needs his full support on tariff and reciprocity bills and reapportionment measures with Terrell's term concluded He emphasizes the governor cannot serve both roles and must face the crisis for democratic progress and state representation.
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Savannah
Savannah Press
Pleasant A. Stovall
Hoke Smith
United States
Atlanta
Washington
High Commission
Troup
Forsyth
Toombs
Hill
Norwood
Smith
Senate
Terrell
Bacon
Georgia
Sarepta Baptist Meeting Program Planned in Center Ga
The Sarepta Baptist Association schedules a ministers and deacons gathering at the Center church on July 28. The agenda lists devotional periods, sermons, doctrinal talks, and sessions led by J. J. C. McMahan J. A. Henderson Gilbert Dobbs J. W. Lynch and others with alternate speakers.
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Center
Sarepta Baptist Association
Baptist Church
T. C. Hardman
G. H. Hulme
J. W. Lynch
J. J. Kimsey
J.D. Mell
M. S. Weaver
G. J. Peyton
Gilbert Dobbs
P. W. Davis
J. T. B. Anderson
J. P. Cooper
A. J. Smith
C. J. Hood
W. H. Faust
C. H. Edwards
J. W. Snyck
Bible School
E. B. Clark
T. S. Mell
A. J. Cobb
JI. J. Kimsey
Educational Athens Center for State Institutions in Georgia
Athens is described as the hub of Georgia's state educational system including the University, State Normal School, and State Agricultural College. The legislature’s appropriations committee discusses funding, with Colonel W E Simmons seeking 20 000 for university maintenance and 50 000 for extension plus 10 000 for college support. Dr A M Soule of the State College of Agriculture asks for stronger extension funding and highlights outreach to farmers and rising farm product value.
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Athens
State Normal School
State Agricultural College
Georgia
Daily Press
University
W. E. Simmons
Lawrenceville
General Board of University Trustees
Peabody School
Central College
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Education Needs Higher Pay for School Leader
Editorial notes that Georgia must raise the salary of the state school commissioner to attract and keep top talent like M. L. Brittain. It cites Wooster’s recommendation to expand duties toward a genuine superintendent and warns current pay drives turnover and weakens the office. The piece also calls for better teacher pay, supervision, and a stronger state board.
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Georgia
Wooster
United States
General Assembly
Protracted Services at Mayesville Presbyterian Church
Rev S J Cartledge of Athens will conduct protracted services at the Mayesville Presbyterian church starting Sunday morning the 23d. The notice is published by Rev H F Hoyt pastor of the Mayesville church.
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Prince Avenue
Mayesville
Presbyterian Church
S. J. Cartledge
Athens
Prince Avenue Presbyterian Church
City
H. F. Hoyt
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