Clarke county announces party primary candidates
A series of countywide petitions lists candidates for Ordinary Sheriff Clerk Superior Court Treasurer Tax Collector Tax Receiver Coroner Surveyor and County School Superintendent. Also included are pleas from P Cooley W O Dean and N Weatherly for Solicitor General Western Circuit with calls for white voters support and re election.
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Clarke County
E. J. Smith
W. A. Mallory
J. H. Dorsey
Democratic Party
T. H. Dozier, Sr
Western Circuit
P. Cooley
Campaign appeals and lodge notices fill 1916 Georgia page
A collection of political endorsements and candidacy notices for the 1916 elections appears alongside a dense lodge and fraternal organization directory. Names include JOHN B. GAMBLE THOMAS J BROWN NAT D ARNOLD CO O STEVENS and local groups such as Williams Lodge No 15 I O C F Classic City Council U C T St Elmo Lodge K of P Mt Vernon Lodge F and A M and other lodge details. The page mixes campaign appeals with meeting times and officers for various lodges in Crawford and Athens Georgia.
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Classic City Council
K. of P. Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
I. A
Clarke County legal notices and sheriff sales broadcast
Clarke County Georgia announces sealed proposals for Shoal Creek bridge materials near Athens with bid security. Notices cite guardianship matters, court citations, public sheriff sale of property in Athens and surrounding areas, and multiple libel for divorce entries in Clarke Superior Court with dates in 1916.
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Clarke County
Shoal Creek
Dean’s Place
Athens
Good Roads Department
University ‘of Georgia
GC. M. Strahan
Tate Wright
Computing Cloth Measuring Machine Company
A. R. Brandt and
American Cloth Register Company
Equitable
Georgia
April Register Company
Samuel
R. Benedict
Samuel C. Benedict
R. C.° Orr
Green & Michael
Court House
Said
Fifa
William Tiller
City Court of
Blur Brothers Company
W. E. Jackson
Nathalie H. Fontaine
Mary Hamilton
Miss Mary Hamilton
R. C. Orr
M. Link
Cornelius Olive
Court of Ordinary
Nantahala Avenue
Said Avenue
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Annie Baker
Justice Court
216Th District
G. M
Hodgson Cotton Co
R. F. Wood
J.W. Baker
Martha Flournoy
J. W. Baker
J. W. Eberhart
W. H. Burger
Scott Echols
Lof Emaline Echols
Superior Court
Jackson and Hoyt Streets
Jackson Street
George Collins
Hoyt Street
Ida L. Chamberlain
Georgia Collins
Said County
Lawrenceville Road
Betty Chancey
Weir
Jess Howell
Jim Walker
George Kenney
Anderson Banking Company
Ben J. Hawkins
Peoples Bank
Charles H. Brand
Re. R. B. Baker
Clarke
Cc. H. Brand
Collie Westbrook
Clarke Superior Court
C. H. Brand
Henry Eberhart
E. J. Crawford
Value of a trained agriculturist in Georgia
Statistics show that college training raises daily earnings by about $20 and lifetime income by $72,000. Georgia's $500000 investment in higher agriculture education could yield nearly $5.4 million from graduates and short course participants, with alumni largely serving the state.
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Georgia
College of Agriculture
Forest Leaves As Fertilizer In Georgia Farms
Leaves from forests and fields are wasted annually in Georgia though they could become valuable fertilizer. Farmers in Europe collect leaves and compost them near collection spots, then mix the finished product with barnyard manure. Leaves decompose faster than crude fiber and rich soils, and quick lime aids decay if spread over damp piles.
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Georgia
Europe
College Bulletins Outline Fertilizer Advice For Georgia Farmers
The College of Agriculture releases free circulars on potash and rock phosphate advising against caustic soda as a potash substitute. It covers lime, corn cultivation, and farm management under boll weevil conditions, urging careful changes while maintaining limited cotton growth.
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College of Agriculture
Tha
Georgia
Acute Catarah of Pigs in Cold Weather
In cold wet weather pigs often suffer acute catarah when poorly sheltered or overcrowded. Pigs burrowing in manure or forage piles are most affected. Exposure to cold rain drafts and dippings worsens condition. Symptoms include sneezing dullness reduced appetite runny eyes coughing difficult breathing nasal discharge. Steam and laxatives advised if breathing is blocked.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Hancock
Walter E. Jackson
Clarks County
Co. N. Weatherly
B. H. Barrow
State Democratic Executive Committee
W. O. Dean
Monroe, Ga
Solicitor-General
John B. Gamble
Congress
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas J. Brown
Senate
Nat D. Arnold
Co. O. Stevens
Crawford, Ga
Mra
Route 5
Rocky Mount
N. C
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
Lodge Directory
Williame Lodge
C. F
Odd Fellows
Max Joseph
Jake Joel
N. G
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
B. S. Dobbs
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
Sec
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
W. F. Dobbs
C. C
A. Hill
St. Elmo Lodge
St.Elms Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Aaron Cohen
T. H. Nickerson
K. of
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Pete Ear
H. Meinnon
Title Guaranty & Surety Company
S. F. Foster
P. Hodgson
Bailey Thomas Hodgson
Robt
Guaranty & Surety Company
Foster
Paul Buckley
R. Brandt
Clarke Co
Emma Leila Nichols
Roberts
Guardian and Ward
J. A. Hunnicutt
Jack Jones
Madison County
Ida L. Chamberlin
George S. Shewell
Clarke County, Ga
Grace Pauline O’kelley Harrell
David B. Harrell
B. J. Crawford
Mattie Nixon
Will Nixon
Henry C. Tuck
Plaintiff's Atty
R. B. Baker
Prior
B. H. Westbrook
Eberhart
Ady
Dr. King
W. C. Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Adiey
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
J. B. Berry
Georgia College of Agriculture
W. M. Burson
Georegia State College of Agriculture
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