Turner County Farm Boys Banquet Aims at State Agriculture
A Turner County Farm Boys movement, backed by local business leaders, advocates keeping youths on farms by a banquet and cooperative effort. It highlights Georgia agriculture’s future, urging editors and big dailies to support close collaboration with the industry to develop diversified farming and opportunities across the state.
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Turner County
Ashburn
Georgia
Board of Trade
T. Betts
Turner Count
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Living longer by living now says a physician
Chinese neurologist Shan Shu Yik argues Americans chase longevity with little regard for the future. New York health official Dr. Royal Copeland warns even with a formula for eternal youth, few would pay the price. Anecdotes from La Fontaine and warning against gluttony illustrate the moral: most ignore simple thrift and restraint while craving pleasure.
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Royal
Copeland
New York City
Jean la Fontaine
Thierry
Indications of a coal and rail unions bargain
The article notes hopeful signs that mine and railroad owners and unions will reach a satisfactory adjustment impacting coal and food transportation. It emphasizes the stakes for tens of millions, urging resolution to prevent freezing or starvation. A Democratic Senate candidate comments on widows earning support.
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Une Hoehfelder
Senate of ‘State
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Lucy Cobbs Honor Role And Athens Military Interest
In the 1895 Athens Banner, Lucy Cobbs makes the honor roll listing with peers in multiple classes while a local Athens group builds a student military company. A late Friday night disturbance near the athletic field involved a loud crowd of students described as exploring revelry, the night watchman suspecting trouble before discovering a broader display by another group.
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Sehler Chass
Clara Barrow
Mary Parks
Sarah Raney
Lula Munday
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Nannie Marion
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Announcement of candidacy for Judge and Congress seats
A fragmented political notice lists candidates Blanton Fortson for Congress and others for the Superior Court. It references Democratic primary context and pledges support for agriculture and regional prosperity. Names appear with garbled OCR, including Thomas S. Git Shackelford and others.
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Blanton Fortson
Congress
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Shackelford
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