Hartwell Braces for Boom in Building Activity
Hartwell, Ga June 26. The town sees a building boom with multiple new structures planned or underway. W. J. Yates begins a large residence on Elbert Street near the J. A. Dickins property. A. G. McCurry to erect a store between A. N. Alford and Adam Teasley, with Julian McCurry and others planning adjacent structures and professionals J. J. Jenkins and B. C. Teasley to build nearby. L. J. Phillips of Hartwell Grocery Co. to put up a business house on Howell Street and a country home beyond Raymon, while S. W. Peek and H. Skelton announce homes and an office building behind the Hartwell Bank on Howell Street.
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Hartwell
Yates
Elbert Street
J. A. Dickins
A. G. McCurry
A. N. Alford
Adam & Teasley
A. G
Julian McCurry
Henrietta
Announcement of Democratic primary candidates for state offices
The notice lists candidates seeking Democratic party support for the legislature solicitor general and senate roles. C B Griffith for representative Cobb Lampkin for the senate and W H Quarterman for solicitor general announce their candidacies, all subject to the Democratic party action.
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C. B. Griffith
Democratic Party
Cobb Lampkin
Western Circuit
W. H. Quarterman
The
RL. J.gmith
Southern farming urged to focus on butter eggs bacon
Praise for the South grows as discussions on conservation unfold. Mr Egan states his belief that Southern farming should shift from cotton and tobacco to dairy and poultry, noting farmers show interest and openness to suggestions. He calls the land among the world’s most fertile and urges better realization of advantages.
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Eouth
Egan
Winterville social notes highlight regional visits and events
Items of Interest from Winterville list visits by Rev J B Allen and Mrs J B Allen of Athens, Mrs Garnett McMillen and child of College Park, and many others. Highlights include improvements to Mrs W A Dunlap, a successful Deestrick Skule, a luncheon at the Georgian Hotel, and a road meeting in Athens. Also noted are engagements, visits, and a note about two pictures at Elite.
Five hundred homing pigeons reach Baltimore from Augusta
Five hundred pigeons released at Augusta on June 17 arrive in Baltimore the same day, a possible new distance record. The others follow at short intervals, none exceeding thirteen hours. Pigeon fanciers in Baltimore wager large sums on annual flights, with rail distance exceeding 600 miles.
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Augusta
Baltimore
Character Who Couldn’t Talk But Blew Like a Steam Whistle
Elberton Georgia June 26 Faust Rousey famed local pantomime and charity figure died at the pauper farm and was buried in Elmhurst cemetery. The aging actor could not speak though hearing was fine and he emitted a constant whistle like sound while attempting words. He wandered the region lifelong, living with families who welcomed him and recalling many who knew his gentle nature.
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Elberton
Faust Rousey
Elmhurst
Baseball News From The Diamond Year Snapshot
A collection of player moves and performances across leagues. Washington leads with seven batters over .300 while Louisville and Brooklyn show mixed form. Trades include Providence selling George Harden to Fort Wayne and Nicholsville receiving Winchester assets. Hank Gowdy and Nanamaker miss games due to injuries and split hands. Sam Crawford and Tris Speaker shine for Detroit and Boston respectively as Giants and Cubs battle batting slumps.
Cotton Region Weather Summary Links Plains to Atlantic Coast
The Cotton Belt saw below normal mean temperatures with 2 to 3 degree excess along the Atlantic coast and 1 to 11 degree deficits from South Carolina to Oklahoma. No rain in southern Louisiana, light showers elsewhere, with heavier rains in southeastern Texas and across northern Louisiana to North Carolina. The week was generally dry and sunny, with a cool second half and a few coastal showers. Weatherford Texas recorded the heaviest weekly rainfall at 4.90 inches. The Texas Panhandle and upper coast counties had above normal rainfall, while sunshine was abundant overall.
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Banner
New Orleans
Cotton Belt
Atlantic States
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Okla
Atlantic Coast
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
Weatherford
Panhandle
Upper Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Red River
Weather and Stockholders Meeting Notice
Showers likely today. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Citizens Bank & Trust Company will be held at the banking rooms on College avenue at 3 30 July 3 1922. Cotton: 12 to 12 18.
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Citizens Bank &Trust Company
College Avenue
Local Lodge Directory Listings
Lodges in Athens listing meeting times and locations for Vernon Lodge 33 Oes Knights of Pythias Athens B P O E 790 Owls Nest 1460 CCO Williama Lodge 16 IOOF Glenn Lodge 76 Woodmen Camp 282 W C W Talmage Building Clayton Street Full meeting details for visiting members and officers listed.
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C. Elme Lodge
Pt. Eime Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ita Castle Hall
Max Joseph
Claytom
Wall Streets
Order of Owls
Athens
Owl's Nest
Clayton St
Davie Camp
Woodmen Hall
Talmage Building
Clayton Street
Building For Sale At Public Outcry On July First
A described property on Jackson street known as the Carlton Stable to be sold on the premises on the first day of July between 10 and 12 by public outcry to the highest bidder. The Carlton lot recently sold to Clarke County yields a two story eight room building and two small outbuildings. Forty minutes of first class entertainment at Lyric daily for six cents.
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Jackson Street
Carlton Stable
Carlton
County of Clarke
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