Colored Industrial School Teaches Try and Work Display
A Colored Industrial School showcases varied work and builds. Four buildings house mills and fancy work displays while last year’s attendance reached 426. Funds blocked a kindergarten this year, but it will return next fall as commencement season draws near in Athena and northeast Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An| Vuffies
Colored and Girls of
Institute
Knoxtitute and Industrial School
Athena
Georgia
Immigration Concerns At Union City Officials Advise
A 1912 Union City report cites a New York Herald article claiming sharp immigration growth harms American society and economy. It notes lax entry controls, urging caution as citizens face social, mental, and moral effects amid a school event summary from Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Union City
Southern pig iron market shows strength with prices at 11.25 and 11.50
The Tradesman notes continued demand in the southern pig iron market for late year delivery. Foundries and machine shops report modest improvements while scrap iron demand firms. New industries formed include bottling, hardware, lumber, hotels, railways, banks, and oil firms across multiple states, signaling broader economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Guirles
Agents Conference Ends as Field Staff Prepare Fall Outreach
The final group of state corn and canning club agents disperses after a statewide conference. Leaders include Prof. J. Phil Campbell and Miss Mary E Creswell with district agr officials from Cedartown to Savannah. Attendees list Abundant county and town postings across Georgia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Department
Washington
J. Phil Campbell
Athens
J. Walter Hendricks
South Geiaric
Savannah
Southwest Georgia
Tifton
C. M. Jame
Annie Lou Tappan
Decatur
Floyd
Thomson
Lillie Forrest
Thomas
Grady
Boston
E. BR. Grabel
Tift
Lowndes
Ma_ton
Ida Thomason
Terrell
Randolph
Madison
Mary W. McKenzie
Macon
Oglethorpe
Sarepta Union Meeting Plans Two Day Session
The Sarepta Association calls a Union Meeting at Sarepta five miles from the former site on June 29 and 30. D W Thornton Elberton R D F No 6 invites attendees to ride to Gil enby on the Seaboard and proceed by other conveyances. Program outlines devotional, sermons, and discussions on social evils church discipline and mission with several Rev. speakers and an open question box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarepta
D. W. Thornton
Elberton
Gilenby
Seaboard
Jno. Webb
E. L. Sisk
M. & Weaver
C. M. Witcher
W. Faust
P. W. Davis
L. L. Goss
W. M. Coile
J. T. Edmundson
Will
W. H Faust
G. W Hulme
W. A. Elvibe
L ' Goss
W. F. Jones
P. W Davis
Weaver
Ocean to Ocean Highway Test Tour From Los Angeles
A touring car launched by the Los Angeles Times travels eastward to test the Ocean to Ocean Highway. Results will influence pathfinding and tire testing, offering a rigorous measure of road keeping across sand rock and clay under varied climate and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Annual Meeting of Southern Mutual Policy Holders
The annual meeting of policy holders of Southern Mutual Insurance Company will be held at the company's Athens Georgia office on Tuesday June 4 1912 at 11 am. A B Griffith secretary. Also lists various company assets including a $15 000 distillery in White West Virginia anawalt 25000 bank Charlest on 10000 publishing wells burg 50000 oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Wll
Athens
A. B. Griffith
West Virginia
Anawalt
Charleston
Wellsburg
Athens District to Hold Conference
The Methodists of the Athens district plan a two or three day conference starting Sunday June 12 with Rev B P Allen of Athens presiding. Forty or more churches will be represented and annual conference officers are expected to attend. The Hiberton district meets July 24 26 at Royston while the Gainesville district convenes in Windber July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Athens
Creaing Bose Sarvies
Soas
B. P. Allen
Hiberton
Royston
Gainesville
Winder
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Colored Industrial
Immigration Coneing Union Offi WS Advises
Colonial Today
Sisesanee Avila
Morton’ Tompkins
Morton Theater
Pauline
Morton’ Theater
A. M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Birmingham
Gadsden
Madrid
Arkansas
Brinkley
Bentonville
Cabot
Genee Company
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Winthrop
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa—Tobacco Factory
West Palm Beach
Ranenia
Clayton
Dover
Rome
Kentucky
Louisville
Winchester
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Crowley
Jonesboro
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Roanoke
Mississippi
Biloxi
Jackson
Light and Traction Company
North Carolina
Aschville
Lime Company
Automobile Company
Automatic
Brevard
Charlotte
Henderson
Kelford
Oxford
Block
Frederick
Oil and Gas Company
Hunter
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Ponca
Sapulpa
Tulsa
Eratlee County
Buena V. Cook
Canning Club
Pike County
Zebulon
Dora Sneed
Fayette County
Minnie Rawson
Canning
Bartow County
Cartersville
Nellie Tappan
Hancock County
Sparta
Frankie Williams
Putnam County
Eatonton
Clyde Carpenter
Irwin County
Ocilla
Florence Thomas
Gordon County
Plainville
Annie Hudson
Oconee County
Watkinsville, Ga
Katie Lou McVicker
Canning Club Agt
Henry County
Locust Grove
Estelle Colcough
Madison, Ga
Maud Smith
Barnesville
Vaness
South Carolina
Anderson
Columbia
Cope
Hartsville
Tennessee
Knoxville
Noshville
Springfield
White Bluff
Memphis
Ofl
Seguin
Schwertner
Virginia
Alexandria
Dillwyn
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Richmond
Sarepta Assn
Ocean
White Company
Waukon
Jackson Herald
Murray Smith
W. A. Carter
Commerce Observer
Kate Smith
Lucy Bishop
R. H. Smith
Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
W. A. Dale
Athlene
Claire Anderson
Geraldine Hood
Oscar Abney
Norene Cooper
Mr. Walton Smith
Wrong Derricotte
Colonial
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