Prosperous Towns of Apalachee Present Strong Community Scene
Prospective teachers and students from Apalachee prepare for fall college study at LaGrange Grenada and the University of Georgia Athens while local leaders and merchants chart growth. The area reports active Boy Scout work, growing farm tech, new hog and cattle breeds, and multiple local businesses, mills, and Gins with capital and community plans. The telephones, water from wells, and a two-mile rail link to Monroe underscore improving infrastructure and a promising regional economy.
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J. M. Few
B. N. Kimbrough
Knott
W.G. Shoexiey
B. A. Shockley
F. M. Prior
H. A. Davis
C. Kimbrough
E.W. A
Apata Ew
Chee
T. College
Nina May Knox
Grace
Milliken
Tiva May Few
LaGrange
Mauda Stirgis
Dorris
Grenau College
Féw
Emory Billape
Presties Iliken
University of Georgia
Athens
Chies
P. E. Lester
Apalachee
Kimbrough-Veary Co
Shockley Co
Reneral
E. M. Cochran
Shockley
W. E. Rowland
Henry Evans
Roy Williams
F. Travis
Farmers’ Gin Co
Clarence Kimbrough
Achee Gin & Cotton Seed Co
W. G. Stockley
Apa Jee
Mamie Knott
Wisou
H. W. Patillo
Sturgis Farm
Athens Young Lady Rescues Sleeping Drunkard in Wagon
A Athens woman named Sue rescued a sleeping drunken man found on a wagon headed toward a church. She grabbed the mule’s reins, stopped the wagon, and ensured the man could safely dismount and recover, aware his wife awaited his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
New Firt Baptist
Athens
Druk
Hancock Avenue
Aimas
Betty Cook Dies at Comer After Long Illness
Betty Cook aged 76 wife of James Cook died at 1 Comer Friday at 5 30 am after an extended illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from the Baptist church at Gomer, Rev. R J Tyler officiating. Interment Comer cemetery. Native of Madison county she lived in Comer sixteen years and was active in church. Survived by husband one daughter and five sons. Bernstein Brothers in charge of arrangements.
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Betty Cook
James Cook
Comer
Baptist Church
Gomer
R. J. Tyler
Bernstein Brothers
Bond Fixed For Three Men In Volstead Case Near Athens
Bonds of 300 each were fixed on Ford Smith Guy Strickland and Homer Williams by United States commissioner Judge W G Cornett for violation of the Volstead act. They posted bond and were jailed in Clarke county after prohibition officers arrested them at a Hull road residence four miles from Athens. A five gallon keg nearly full of Aquor was confiscated. A local negro, arrested with them, was released for lack of evidence.
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Ford Smith
Guy Strickland
Homer Williams
W. G. Cornett
United States
Prohibition
Hull Road
Athens
Clarke County
President defends pellagra claims in reply to Byrnes
Washington and South Carolina officials spar over pellagra and famine. The president writes Representatives Byrnes that official reports show no exaggeration and that government investigations will proceed to uncover facts guiding the proper response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrnes
South Carolina
Casin
Public Health Service
South
Harding
Northcliffe Lied Says King George In Parliament Read
In London Lloyd George in the Commons read a statement authorized by King George denying the Times interview quoted as from Lord Northcliffe. The king's words call the U S report complete fabrications about Irish policy.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George In Commons
King George
United States
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
Cardul Praised by Bartlett Woman for Relief
Mrs Nannie Messer of Route 3 Bartlett Texas recalls three years of severe distress from back head and side pain and dizziness. After trying Cardui she reports noticeable improvement soon after starting and continues to praise its benefits for simple female complaints.
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Bartlett
Texas
Nannie Messer
Route 3
Aho
Cardul
Cardus
Careul
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Hosnwick
Bostwahr
GA. Himbroure
Robert Kin Yrogerigh
H Boc
Mesyre
W. G. B. A. Shockley
W. G. Middlebrooks
Middlebrooks
Ers
Dhurkard
Chichester
Kel Malle
Pellagra
Northcliffe
George
Rogers
Kingan
Mee Marsh
First Grand Capital Prize
Lexington
Yours
Towa
The
Athens-Lexington Motor, Co
Columbia Sport
J. M. Hood
Didder
Banner-Herald
Salesmanship Club
Apt
Dassin
HERA
Bae eBashe
Shackelford
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