Governor-Elect Brown To Visit Athens Saturday
Governor elect Joseph M Brown plans a three day visit to Athens starting Saturday He will accompany his wife and stay with Prof S V Sanford He aims to meet many local friends and visit his son Joseph M Brown Jr a University of Georgia student during commencement in Athens.
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Brown
Athens
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
City
Mr. Brown
University of Georgia
S. V. Sanford
Mrs. Brown
Seaboard
Prof. Sanford
City Court May term schedule for Athens postponed to June 1 1908
The Athens city court May term dates were postponed to June 1 1908 with a calendar of cases listed by year and parties. Notable entries include Kidson et al v Central of Ga R R 1799, Mrs M Gilleland v City of Athens 1793, Stewart Iron Works v Athens Marble Co 1854, Whitlock Coil Pipe Co v Oconee Oil Refining Co 1853, Johns Manville Co v Oconee Oil Refining Co 1828, and several other civil actions culminating with Crossley v Brock on June 29 1908.
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Athens
Kidson Et, al
Central of
R. KR
Mass
Rives
W. J. Smith & Bro
Nichols
Lou Bailey
Booth
M. Gilleland
City of Athens
Stewart Iron Works
Athens Marble Co
Cox
Lilue
Price
Carmichael
Johnson
Hale Et. al
Wilson
Jones
Moss
Moss Mig. Co
Southern Mig. Co
Whitlock Coil Pipe Co
Oconee Oil Refining Co
McRae Oil and Fertilizer Co
Johns Manville Co
Crossley
S. Brock
Miss Celeste Parrish to Address National Educational Association
Miss Celeste Parrish of the State Normal School faculty is invited to lecture on Compulsory Education in the South before the National Educational Association. The body, led by President Miss Laura D Gill, meets in Cleveland on July 2. This honor comes once in about five years for a Southern educator.
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Celeste Parrish
State Normal School
South
National Educational Association
Laura D. Gill
Barnard College
Cleveland
Ohio
Resignation of Prof Hart Leaves Horticulture Shortstaffed
Prof J F Hart Jr resigns from the department of horticulture effective at commencement. Trustees will seek a successor immediately as Hart has served Lime University for years and may return to farming to pursue agriculture. The exact plans after resignation are not disclosed.
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J. F. Hart, Jr
Department of Horticulture
Hart
Lime University
Georgia college dormitories inspected by Board of Visitors
University of Georgia officials spent part of the day inspecting dormitories. A report is expected to be interesting, and more dormitory space will likely be needed to handle next fall’s increased attendance. If the legislature funds expansion, the university can continue its work satisfactorily.
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Board of Visitors
University of Georgia
Do Not Neglect the Children This Season
A brief advice notice urging immediate attention to a child’s diarrhea with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil, recommending use as directed and noting availability from H. R. Palmer &.
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H. R. Palmer
Athens to open new foundry and machine works
The Athens area plans rapid industrial growth with a new foundry and machine works led by Louis Camak and Louis Bailey. An Athens Terminal Co project aims to ease cotton season congestion, while a large electric line from Atlanta through Macon to Albany will spur state prosperity and revenue for Athens businesses.
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Louis Camak
Athens
Athens Terminal Co
T. P. Stanley
Big Electric Company
Albany
Atlanta
Macon
Athen
Louis Bailey
Bailey
Atens
Goys Insist On Their Choice In Prussian Royal Family
Berlin reports a tangled royal saga as Princelbrecht of Prussia, youngest son of Emperor William I, faces a restless court. His elder brothers spurn titles for Florence and romance, while Frederick Wilhelm, 28, studies administration in Königsberg but pursues Countess Paula Lehndorff. The emperor blocks the match and moves him to Camensz to oversee entail duties, leaving distant hope of marriage.
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Berlin
Princelbrecht
Prussia
William I
Florence
Herr von Rogau
al Simpe
Jachim Albrecht
Marie Sulzer
London
Baron von Lietenberg
Africa
Hohenzollern
Prince Frederick Wilhelm
Konigsberg
Paula Lehndorff
William
Frederick Wihelm
Camensz
Silesia
Miurianne
Holland
Clarke County Delegates to State Convention Planned
Clarke county executive committee will meet soon to select delegates for the state convention in Atlanta on June 23. Mr. Brown’s friends number many. campaign manager Mr. Smith has rented the Grand Opera House in Atlanta for attendee seating. Clarke county will send at least fifty delegates. residents should sign up with Chairman Gamble or any committee member. Brown urges adherence to the State Democratic Executive Committee rules and invites Brown Club officers to confer on delegates, with no national preference stated.
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Clarke County
Atlanta
Brown
Smith
Grand Opera House
Gamble
Democratic Executive Committee
Cotton Sale Boosts Athens Prosperity
Yesterday Athens saw fourteen hundred bales of cotton sold at twelve cents. J R Brantley bought for Pacelet Mills of South Carolina, marking the first large sale in town in some time. Farmers and merchants alike feel encouraged by rising prices and renewed mill demand signaling a brighter period for the cotton trade.
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J. R. Brantley
Pacelet Mills
South Carolina
Athens
Mr Fred Couch Serving Person on City Streets
The blind young man known as Mr Fred Couch sells gum and soap on city streets to earn daily bread. Educated at Macon and the academy for the blind, he is an earnest Bible student, has many friends, and relies on small patronage to support his livelihood.
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Fred Couch
Macon
Academy For
Professor T R Edwards Resigns Principal Post
Minterville Georgia June 9 Professor Thomas R Edwards resigns as principal of the local school and takes the same role at Woodbury High School. He has taught here many years and the school, now accredited with four teachers, will miss him and Mrs Edwards.
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Minterville
Thomas R. Edwardes
Woodbury High School
Edwards
Grand Family Medicine Praises Electric Bitters
A New York letter from Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St endorses Electric Bitters. He claims it is a grand remedy that improves blood quality, restores vigor, and vitality.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Delegates Set For Georgia State Convention In Atlanta
Atlanta June 9 The Georgia state convention will convene June 23 at Grand Opera house with J R Smith as temporary chairman. Joseph M Brown will name delegates from counties he carried and those he did not, but he plans to present Georgia’s national stance at the convention rather than dictate it. Delegates may be instructed or uninstructed, with debate over granting delegates license to vote their judgment. Some supporters favor an uninstructed delegation to allow nominating choices for president and vice president.
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Atlanta
Grand Opera House
J. R. Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Opera House
House of Representatives
Mr. Brown
Hoke Smith
Brown
Denver
Bessie Mell Industrial Home May Meeting Notes
The Bessie Mell Industrial Home held a May meeting at Wie Villa with Miss Watt presiding. Treasurer’s report shows a small overdraw, and 20 workers created 200 garments while 22 cases were relieved. New officers: Mrs. J. C. Hutchins as president and Mrs. E. S. Lyndon as vice president.
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Bessie Mell
Wie Villa
Miss Watt
Louie Lane
Rabun Gap
Nolan
R. C. Orr
Miss Lane
East Athens
Miss Rutherford
Athens
J. C. Hwchins
E. S. Lyndon
Atlanta
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of severe lung hemorrhages. After trying multiple physicians he used Foley's Honey and Tar, which restored his lungs and stopped his coughing. The remedy is recommended to prevent serious outcomes from colds. substitutes should be refused.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Chicago Packers Announce Raise
Chicago on June 9 reported by officials of Armour & Company that shortages of cattle and canned meats will push prices up slightly. An Armour spokesman noted a limited rise but expects the shortage not to last, with no large escalation anticipated.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
Armour & Company
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Paul Heyman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gallagher & O'Gara
S. Hartman
Nashville
L G. Daniel
Mgr
C. D
Prof
GOYS
William of Gemany
North Carolina
MR. Fred Couch
Perso
T.R. Edwards
Winterville School
Woodbury
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
USA
Bessie Mell Industrial
Athens Terminal Company
Athens Foundry and Machine Works
E. A. Perry
M. Farbstein
Stan Beré
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