Calcium arsenic advised to fight boll weevil in cotton
Athens farmers organized to adopt government endorsed methods for boll weevil control using calcium arsenic. Prof Gite and Col Ward discussed approved application, with Mr John Pittard cited as a proponent. Tests in Putnam County reportedly showed dramatic cotton recovery when following expert guidance and government instructions.
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Athens
Exregent
John Pittard
Jewille
Prif
Agricaloral College
Im Ward
Gite
Putnam County
Wodi
Georgia
Gitew Biiva
Trom
Gite Wey
Thy
Croppera
Ratte
Travwick
State Celebrities Visiting Athens Commencement
The University of Georgia board of visitors were hosted by the Athens Kiwanis at a luncheon and discussed recommendations to the University of Georgia Board of Trustees. Attendees included Prof. Luther Elrod Major 0 R Horton and Hon J D Jones. The gathering endorsed July Fourth events and a 200000 bond issue, with committees named to support B Y P U and bond promotion. Governor Hardwick arrived for commencement meetings as Festivities begin Friday with Pan Hellenic dances and campus socials.
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University of Georgia
Athens Kiwanis Club
Board of
Luther Elrod
0. R. Horton
J. D. Jones
Elrod
Franklin College
Agricultural College
Jones
Lamkin
Mr. Jones
J. W. Barnett
A. W Felkinberg
Atlanta
William Snelling
Norfolk
Tate Wright
Elmer Crawford
G. C. Armstrong
Dupree Hunnicutt
HB. B. Mell
Frank Lawler
C. W.rook
Carlton Jeater
Harvey Stovall
Fleetwood Lanter
Toronto
Clarke Howell
The
Atlanta Constitution
Europe
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Mass Auditorium
University
Thomas W. Hardwick
George F. Gobe
Marietta
Henry D. McDaniel
Monroe
William E. Simmons
Lawrenceville
James B. Nevin
J. R. Pottle
Albany
L. G. Council
Americus
Alexander A. Lawrence
Savannah
M. P. McWhorter
Enfield
Henry R. Goethius
Columbus
Loyd Cleveland
Griffin
Joseph M. Brown
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
Bowdre Phinisy
Augusta
John W. Bennett
Waycross
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
Hugh J. Rowe
Murphy Candler
Henry McDaniel
T. W. Reed
Peabody
Lawrence
Phinizy
Mr. Conner
Mrs Charlotte Fuller Dies Near Dallas Georgia
Mrs Charlotte Morgan Fuller died Wednesday at 6 18 p m at her home near Dallas Georgia She was 14 years old She is survived by her second husband J B Fuller five sons H E Morgan Detroit Michigan B H Morgan Chattanooga Tennessee W J Morgan San Diego California J N Morgan Globe Arizona F E Morgan Athens Georgia with the latter at her bedside when death came
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Charlotte Morgan Fuller
Dallas
J. B. Fuller
H. E. Morgan
Detroit
Mich
B. H. Morgan
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. J. Morgan
San Diego
Cal
J. N. Morgan
Globe Arizona
F. E. D. Morgan
Athens
Kiwanis to Bring 1923 International Meet to Atlanta
Local Kiwanis members plan to host the 1923 international convention in Atlanta. Delegates from the 1922 Toronto gathering will be invited to extend the invitation and assure attendees a good time.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
Nguental
Toronto
Baseball league results brief from national and american leagues
Summary of recent results across major leagues with scores from National League and American League games. Notable outcomes include Philadelphia routing Chicago 10 to 1, Detroit defeating New York 8 to 1, and Boston beating Washington, along with several closer NL matches.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Memphis
Plan Trips North Over the Central Plan Trips North Over the Central
Athens citizens plan sea trips to New York Boston and the East as J Y Bruce Commerce Agent of the Central of Georgia railway notes strong summer inquiries. Special rates are lower than since the war with varied routes for one way travel via Savannah and steamship. Three weekly sailings to New York two to Boston two to Philadelphia and to Baltimore. Fares include meals and berth at sea offering a seaside outing.
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Athens
New York
Boston
J. Y. Bruce
Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia
Savannah
Philadelphia
Baumote
Poe
Trustees to Decide Today Whether to Retain Glenn as Dahlonega President
Georgia trustees meet Friday morning to decide if Dr. E R Glenn will remain president of North Georgia Agricultural College after a prior resolution urged his resignation for general inefficiency. Hugh Gordon Howard Thompson A B Hardy and Mr Quillian present the resolution to University of Georgia trustees. Glenn in Athens for the session predicts the state will be pleased with his defense.
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E. R. Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College
The
North Georgia College
Glenn
University of Georgia
Hugh H. Gordon
Athens
Howard Thompson
Hardy
Quillian
Agricultural College Board
Macon
Georgia
P. W. Meldrin
Savannah
H. D. McDaniel
Monroe
Andrew M. Soule
Agricultural College
Nib
Barrow
Soule
Dor
Funeral Services for E J Bray in Crawford
Edward Joseph Bray longtime Oglethorpe tax receiver died at home in Crawford after months of illness. He was a native of the county, active in public life and a Stevens Baptist Church member. Funeral held at Stephens Baptist Church with several local clergymen officiating. Survived by his wife Jessie Bray, four daughters and one son.
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Edward Joseph Bray
Oglethorpe County
Crawford
Bray
Stevens Baptist Church
Howard Lodge
Maxeys
The
Baptists Church
Stephens
Newsen Tabloid of Nearby Towns
Hiddinng discussed feasibility of a fur at Madison this fall. Southern Oil Co plans a $10,000 peanut shelling plant in Grennhboro. Morgan farmers plant peanuts to supply it. Morgan farming conditions are serious with boll weevil, poor corn crop, and debt concerns. Walton County reports three lunatics refused admission to asylum. two new marketing clubs formed. tax values shrink by over a million. Edna Sawyer and Cleophus Baccus wed at Social Circle. Mrs. W. G. Stewart died at Brick Store. survived by eight children. Mary Garrett died near Munroe. Fred Casey shot in leg near Carneaville by W. M. Wright. Wright jailed in adjacent county. Bale Purcel and Bryce Bothwell wed. Mrs. J. T. Stevenson died in Plain View. Bank of Lavonia breaks ground for new $20,000 building. Great singing convention to be held in Lavonia June 17. Mr. Alex Bolding, 10, of Martins, uses 00 gallons water daily.
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Southern Ol Co
Gredhnboro
Morgan
Walton
Walton County
Edna Sawyer
Cleophus
Baccus
W. G. Stewart
Mary Garrett
Munroe
Franklin County
Fred Casey
Carneaville
W. M. Wright
Bale Purcel
Mize
Bryce Bothwell
Carnéaville
J. T. Stevenson
Plain View
Bank of Lavonia
Lavonia
Alex Bolding
Ag Martins
Miss Etta Park Dies After Streetcar Accident
Miss Etta Park, prominent Ath ens woman, died Thursday morning about 6 oclock at the Pishment nenitarium after being struck by a passing street car in Decatur Wednesday while adjusting baggage on her automobile. She had been en route to Atlanta with Miss Tuey Linton, was knocked from the auto and dragged along the pavement before the motorman stopped. An experienced motorist, she had toured much of the country by auto and recently returned from a trip to Chandaton.
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Athens
Decatur
Misa Park
Atlanta
Mies
Tuey Linton
Candler Street
Jin Decatur
Poser
Miss Park
Chandaton
Palm Gardens
Camp program progress at Athens MCA camp site progress noted
Messrs Edwards and Forbes report the Athens MCA Camp near Tallulah Falls making rapid gains. Ten cabins are completed the lake volume near spillway and a new rail station area will serve campers. Chancellor Barrow urged immediate building for University classrooms and dormitories as Dr Soule highlighted growth and funding needs at the Agricultural College.
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Banner-Herald
Athens
MCA
Edwards
Forbes
W. Forbes
W. T. Forbes
Francia
Lillian Forbes
Walter T. Forbes, Jr
Martin Kilpatrick
David Campbell
James Phillips
John Bondurant
John Green
Stanton Forbes
Morris
Oma
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Dentists to Meet in Athens 1923
The Georgia Dental Society will meet in Athens in 1923. Dr. Sam J. Ware announced from Atlanta, noting Athens won the next year’s convention after the current Atlanta meeting closed. Several Athens dental surgeons helped secure the event, bringing hundreds of visitors to Athens.
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Georgia Dental Society
Athens
Atlanta
Sam J. Ware
Money Taken For Positions In Georgia Probe
Special to Banner-Herald reports a federal grand jury session in Atlanta listed more than fifty federal employees in Georgia amid a money collection investigation. The United States case against John Doe centers on funds allegedly collected from postal workers and other Republican officials in the state. District Attorney Hager refused comment, saying the inquiry began in Washington and he acts without bias toward those involved, whom he calls personal friends.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
Federal Grand Jury
Ifty Federal
Georgia
United Statts
John Doe
Waa
Republican Party
Hager
Department, of Justice
Washington
Helping Negroes Become Better Farmers Film Preview
The Extension Division of the State College of Agriculture presents a Department of Agriculture film to improve farming among colored farmers. The showing is free at Morton on Saturday, date uncertain, with entry at two PM.
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State College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Jared
Morton
Bub
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