Trustees Here Today at Georgia University Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the trustees of the University of Georgia opens today with Former Governor Henry D. McDaniel of Monroe presiding. Gov. Joseph M. Smith’s appointees are listed, including chairmen W. B. McCants of Winder and J. J. Conner of Cartersville, spanning the State Normal School and Agriculture boards, with BE Callaway of Augusta as chairman of the Georgia Medical College board.
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Henry McDaniel
University of Georgia
Henry D. McDaniel
Monroe
Smith
Senate
Supreme Court
Clarke
Toerd
Joseph M
Savanah
College For Colored Youths
W. B. McCants
Winder
N. G. A. College
T. J. J. Conner
Cartersvile
Oerd State Normal School
J. J. Conner
Cartersville
State College of Agriculture
BE. H. Callaway
Augusta
The
Georgis Medical College
Nebraskan voters roll over Rosewater in a steamroller
The text notes cantaloupes fresh today from Arnold and Abney and mentions a Chicago roller. It then states Nebraska Republican voters “ran a little steam roller” over Rosewater, implying a decisive political action or defeat.
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Arnold & Abney
Roller
Chicago
Nebraska
Rosewater
Central of Georgia to Run Cool Summer Resort Trains
Savannah June 11 The Central of Georgia Railway and connecting lines will operate summer trains to Michigan Wisconsin and near Chicago for quick comfortable travel to cool resorts. A color illustrated booklet titled Cool Summer Resorts is issued to promote the service.
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Savannah
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Willis Moore
United States
Rome physician visits Athens guest of Troutman family
A physician from Rome is staying in Athens for several days as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Troutman. Dr. Battey is noted as a brother of Mrs. Troutman.
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Rome
Athens
City
Athens Chamber Set to Hear Big Enterprise Plan
The Athens chamber of commerce hosts its regular meeting Friday at 8:30 pm at the city hall. A $300000 enterprise is expected to subscribe stock locally and attract at least 2000 new residents, with Y M C A and Y W C A committees promoting membership. The city aims for rapid progress and a large future membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lves
Athens
Athens Launches Citywide Fly Campaign Contest
The Civic League and Athens Chamber of Commerce sponsor a child driven contest to control flies by recording daily fly counts at the fire hall. Participants register, collect a prize, and daily lists appear in newspapers. The plan echoes similar programs in other cities.
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Athens
Civic League
Chamber’ ‘of Commerce
League
Civic Club of Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
Athens Considers Fourth Baptist Church Formation
Athens ponders establishing a new Fourth Baptist Church as First Baptist grows, with a tentative Prince Avenue site option near other city churches. A mass meeting is called at eight thirty Wednesday night at First Baptist to decide on the plan.
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Baptist Church
The
First Taptist Church
Athens
Second Baptist
East
J. P. Cooper
West End
Mistehareha A Mason Organation
Prince Avenue
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Andrew Cobb
New Church
First Church
Baptists
University of Georgia Begins Commencement 1912 Events
The University of Georgia opens its commencement with board visits and a busy schedule. Dances run June 14–19 including Pan-Hellenic and junior, senior, and alumni events. Notable events include the Phi Kappa and Demosthenian champion debate, alumni address by Judge John C. Hart, junior orations, and the baccalaureate by Judge J H Lumpkin. Degrees conferred by Chancellor Barrow mark the close.
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Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Iun
Phi Kappas
Demosthenians
John C. Hart
Union Point
Lucian Goodrich
J .H. Lumpkin
Atlanta
Barrow
Money loans on Athens real estate at 6 percent
Money loans on Athens real estate in sums of 6000 or more at 6 percent interest without commission. The borrower or a relative must take out a life policy for double the loan. Apply to W C McCallister and W H Shelton in Athens Georgia. Also notes about vaudeville and produce vendor offerings.
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Athens
W. C. McCallister
Soc. Mutual
W. H. Shelton
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Weather Problems Hit Cotton and Fruit Crops
The department notes a June cold wave will delay cotton planting by another week on top of spring weather losses. Twelve percent of the cotton crop remains to be replanted and late June planting is expected. Cantalope crops suffer from heavy rains and cold snap, with reduced yields anticipated.
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Commerce
Southern
Southern Express Company
Weather update on Gulf Coast storm and rainfall totals
The Weather era storm shifts to the Texas coast with lowest pressure near Brownsville at 29.92 inches. Gulf coast rains vary from heavy in Florida with Jacksonville 2.48 inches and Miami 1.20 inches to Havana 1.04 inches, while fair conditions persist north of the cotton belt and in the Ohio valley.
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Texas
Brownsville
Gulf Coast
Jacksonville
Miami
Key West
Tampa
Havana
Cotton Belt
Ohio
Eee
Mississippi Valley
Atlanta
Local Produce Advertises Fresh Picks
Young okra large eggplants bell peppers to matoes Arnold and Abney advertise produce with phone number 1076 for orders.
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Arnold & Abney
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Victor Rosewater
Republicann National Committee
Southern Railway
Commerce Cooking School
Ladies of Commerce
Commerce Brick & Lumber Company
Harmony Grove
Central To
Visit
Colonial
Cofonial
Department of Agriculture
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