Local farmers urged to grow home crops and alfalfa
A column discusses shifting to self sufficiency by boosting home grown hay and grains, reducing imports, and expanding alfalfa acreage. It cites potential savings, rising grain prices, and the need for continued county agricultural agents to support farmers. The piece argues for independence from imported staples and warns against reliance on Western grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tuhl
Hia Fm
Allens
Thavem
Lea
Jis
Giles
Georgia
Wholesale theft ring linked to Hodgson Comer store in Oglethorpe
Four Hodgson Comer employees and a fifth resident of Mr. Comer’s farm in Oglethorpe county were arrested amid a thievery scheme that plundered goods from the wholesale and retail operation. "Bull Weevil" McWhorter confessed to three weeks of pilfering, leading to the recovery of some stolen items and the arrest of Albert Lee, Sam Ford, Ben Hrittain, and Ollie Belle Lisby, with Amos Pinkerton and son implicated in receiving goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson-Comer Company
Henry Comer
Oglethorpe County
Clarence McWhorter
Smith
Britain
Lisby
McWhorster
Mr. Comer
Oglethorps
Brittain
Brittain's
Lisby’s
Broad
Hellenic Dance Opens Athens Commencement Week
Hundreds from the South gather in Athens for the 122nd University of Georgia commencement celebrations. Pan-Hellenic dance with Dominio's orchestra starts a five day social series. Trustees plan final sessions, then a schedule of addresses by college representatives and Phi Beta Kappa oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
University of Georgia
Athens
Dominio
New York
Isermon
Board of Trustees
W. F Quillian
Wesleyurr Female College
Old Chapel
Phi Beta ‘Kappn
Pleasant A. Stovall
Phi Beta Kappa
Frank K. Boland
University
Clarke County Choir Plans Sunday Meeting at Baptist Church
The Clarke county choir will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Baptist church. The song service will extend through about two hours and many leaders are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Baptist Church
Coy Elmer Winn Dies at 38 in Princeton funeral ahead
Coy Elmer Winn of 335 Satula Avenue died Friday at four o'clock in the afternoon. He is survived by immediate family and will be buried after funeral services at three o'clock Sunday afternoon in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy
Elmer Winn
Satula Avenue
Princeton
Injury coverage in Banner-Herald travel accident policy
The Banner-Herald explains its free 1000 travel accident policy covers injuries from wrecks or disablement of rail, ship, bus, taxi, or private vehicle while traveling as a fare paying passenger or riding, driving, or being thrown from a vehicle. It also covers pedestrian injuries and other protective causes warranting investigation.
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Banner-Herald
Summers Courses In Gregg Shorthand And Touch Typewriting
University of Georgia Summer School offers Gregg Shorthand and touch typewriting from June 26 to August 6. Courses cover shorthand principles, notation practice, business correspondence, and office work skills with two hours daily each. College credit of two hours may be awarded to School of Commerce students who complete the eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Tr Ix
School of Commerce
Little Sam Crane Seriously Ill in Athens
Friends of Mr and Mrs Rufus Crane of Athens report their son Sam Crane was taken to Athens General Hospital Friday night for an operation after a serious illness.
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Rufus Crane
Athens
Sam
Athens General Hospital
Baseball scores from Southern and major leagues
Scores show New Orleans 10 Nashville 4, Atlanta 3 Little Rock 4. Mobile 4 Chattanooga 8. Birmingham 4 1. Memphis 6 7. National League Boston 6 Chicago 7. Brooklyn 12 Bt Louis 2. New York 7 Pittsburg 1. Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 2. American League Chicago 9 Philadelphia 8. St Louis 15 Washington 3. Cleveland 6 Boston . Detroit 9 New York 6.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Notable Georgia officials visit University trustees meeting
Hon Enoch H Callaway of Augusta leads the University of Georgia Medical Department Board of Trustees efforts to raise 200000 over five years placing the college among leading medical schools. Judge Callaway, longtime Augusta lawyer and farmer, oversees 1600 acres in Columbia County with 500 acres in cotton. Hon C G Murphey Candler, Georgia Railroad Commissioner, attends and plans 1877 reunion. he will retire from the board after 14 years. Callaway hosts visitors and welcomes him back to Athens at his daughter's home on Hill Street.
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Enoch H. Callaway
Trus~tees
Medical Department
University of Georgia
Augusta
Jade Callwee
Medical College
CG. Murphey Candler
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Alumni Society
University
Candler
Georgia
Athens
J. M. Goodman
Atreet
Funeral for Miss Etta Park in Macon
Funeral services for Miss Etta Park of Athens, who died in a trolley accident in Atlanta, were held in Macon. Dr. F L Hill led the ceremonies as friends from Athens and across Georgia mourn her loss, daughter of Hon Robert E Park, noted state official.
Worsham resigns college position
Dr W Ath Worsham head of the chemistry department at the Agricultural College resigns after a year away. He went to New York to teach at Hunter College and study at Columbia and accepts a higher paying offer. He is a popular efficient professor and University of Georgia Harvard graduate and noted athlete.
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W. Ath Worsham
Agricultural College
Hindwit Kemal
New York
Hunter College
Columbia
Georgia
Worsham
Athens
University
Harvard
J K Bullock 27 Dies After Illness in Asheville
J K Bullock son of Mr and Mrs Chas T Bullock of Athms died Thursday in Asheville North Carolina at 27 after months of illness. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 5 PM at Winterville Baptist Church with Rev E H Jennings and Rev W M Coile officiating. Interment in Winterville parish cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Claude Little Frank O Farrell El wood Chandler Mel Doolittle George Thornton W B Thornton Clyde Anderson. Bernstein Bros funeral directors in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kline Bullock
Chas T. Bullock
Athms
Asheville
Winterville
Athens Civil Service Commission Grants Taxi License Revocations
The Athens Civil Service Commission held its regular Friday meeting at city hall. The panel ruled to uphold revocations of several taxi driver licenses, continuing the city authorities actions.
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Civil Service Commission of
Athens
Trustees confer degrees on nine at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia trustees approve honorary degrees for John M. Slaton Pleasant Stovall Walter Anthony Joseph Luatrat William Feltenl L. G. Hardman and others. Resolutions honor Harry Hodgson for endowment work and Judge McWhorter for lifelong service. Dr G R Glenn resigns as North Georgia Agricultural College president with praise and a plan to realign.
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G. R. Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College
University of Georgia
John M. Slaton
Atlanta
Pleasant A, Stovall
Savannah
Walter Anthony
Athens
Joseph Luatrat
Mra
William H. Felten
Cartersville
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
K. 8. King
Georgia School of Technology
B. W. Hunt
Eatonton
Harmon Smith
New York
Hardwick
Board of Trustees
North Georgia ‘Agricultural Celelege
Dahlonega
Glenn
Dla
Albert 8. Hardy
Gainesville
Jong
Schovl
Henry Goethhing
Ieter
Mewirs
Bennett
Miller
Calloway
Candler
Brittain
Peabody Council
Hughes
Phinizy
Brown
Dorthina
Rugeell
Aleraioes
Hente
Queen Foldeh
H. M. Holden
Stephens
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Georgia
George E. White
Mr. Stephens
Ship liquor provisions spark House vote plan
Representative Bankhead and colleagues debate amendments to bar federal subsidies for ships that sell liquor. Aimed at ships of any registry touching American ports, the fight centers on whether liquor sales should bar eligibility for government aid. If the rule blocks amendments, a motion to return the bill to the merchant marine committee with stricter language is possible.
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House
Bafikhead
Alabama
Priday
Bankhead
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PEN
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J. Kane Bullock
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Richmond
Seaboard Commercial Office
Reunion Entertainment Committee
H. C. Tuck
United Confederate Veterans Reunion
Seaboard
Pullman
Mriday
Sons of Veterans
North Carolina
Wize
War Department
Lee Camp
Battle Abbey
Didre
Pamileradio Nation
Dr. R Glenn
H. H. Hodgson
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