Fatal Shooting After Farmhouse Frolic
Bob Thomas, a colored man, shot Jim Jackson during a dispute at Thomas's plantation home. Jackson died from a stomach wound the next day. Thomas was arrested by Sheriff Wier after stating he had saved his life once and hoped for reelection to danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Jim Jackson
Weley W. Puryear
Jim Jveksen
Ne- Bro
Tiw
Wier
Thomas
Sherif
le Thu
Sherif Wier
Echim
Coffee-drinking widow finds health with Postum
A western military post profile tells how a woman plagued by 20 years of coffee use and chronic headaches abandoned coffee for Postum Food Coffee. She notes headaches vanished after days, gains energy and vigor, and now leads a healthy life with praise for Postum and the slogan There’s a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Prof Richards At Normal On The Wonders Of Oxygen
Prof H V Richards of Ohio to deliver a public lecture at State Normal next Friday evening. The talk titled The World Rulers or the Wonders of Oxygen will benefit the State Normal School annual fund. Proceeds will aid the annual publication.
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Oxygen
State Normal
H. V. Richards
Ohio
State Normal School
Johnsons card urges Georgia farmers to cut poor land cotton
In Atlanta on March 22 President I Johnson of the Georgia division Southern Cotton Association issues a pointed appeal to Georgia farmers. He urges thorough local organization, cooperation, diversification, and cutting unprofitable cotton acreage to secure profitable prices and sustain farming profits. The address stresses active county leadership and practical farming over empty meetings.
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Avlanta
I. Johnson
Georgia
Southern Cotton Association
Wreine Therorel
Deciimon
Georeits
Steone
Southven Cotton Association
Busine
Double Header For City Boys Baseball Teams
Yesterday afternoon the Highlanders and Fred Harbin's club played a two game set. The Highlanders won the first game 6 to 0 and the second game by a margin not clearly stated. Players mentioned include McWhorter Howard McWhorter Julian Erwin Frank Cheney Loyd Brooks Dust Iv and Cris Peeler as part of the Highlanders and Fred Harbin's squad. Ely's Cream Balm marketed for nasal relief is described, with claims of fast relief for colds and allergies.
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Highanders
Fred Harbin
Highlanders
M Bya Seeas Aswa
He Hert
McWhorter
Howard McWhorter
Fred Uirbin
Julian Erwin
Frank Cheney
Loyd Brooks
Dust
Lest Phity
Qin Garfredh Nielson
Ly Re Linn
Aud
Cris Peeler
Audience Fetes Company Delighting Local Theaters
The stock company opened with Belle of Richland and delivered one of the finest performances seen by local theatergoers. A large crowd filled the house, forcing an early box-office close. Tonight’s program features Nature's Nobleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richsane
Bill Rowland Arrested for Larceny Near Lane Brickyard
Yesterday morning Bill Rowland a colored man was arrested on larceny charges for stealing tools from the Lane brickyard near the city. He is jailed awaiting trial before Judge Cobb. Also included is an unrelated testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar aiding lung health from A M Axe of Wood Indiana and agrarian advice from M L Johnson president of the Georgia Southern Cotton Association.
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Bill Rowland
Rowland
Cobb
A. M. Axe
Wood
Ind
Foley
Arrest in Ocoee jail break ends with transfer to Watkinsville
Yesterday DN Elder arrested Leon Red a wanted man seen around Ocoee after a jail break that freed inmates. He was captured in Watkinsville last June and the mob cleared the jail yard. The suspect was turned over to the Oconee police today and will be taken to Watkinsville for trial.
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Leon Red
Oco
Watkinsville
Mrs Standifer Released on Bond in Murder Case
Mrs Standifer, held without bond on a murder charge, was freed on a $5,000 bond after county physician E D Richardson reported she had consumption. Her bondsmen signed promptly and she left the sheriff's office with plans to return to 203 West Alexander Street with her sick baby. Brother Ross Whisenant will accompany her to Gadsden until trial.
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Atlanta
Willie Shanditer
Ms Court
Have your prescriptions filled at John L. Arnolds Drug Store
An old newspaper item promotes John L. Arnolds Drug Store inviting readers to fill prescriptions and browse on fine printing banners. The note emphasizes local business presence and service.
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John L. Arnold
Athens Opera House Leased To Gortatowsky Bros for Five Years
The Athens Opera House is leased to Gor tatowsky Bros of Albany Georgia for five years from the coming season. A C Gortatowsky will manage and spend most time in Athens, possibly relocating. The lessees run the Sale-Davis Albany Bailey Waycross and Park Valdosta theatres.
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Gortatowsky Bros
Albany, Ga
Athens Opera House
Gortatowsky
Sale-Davis
Albany
Bailey Theatre
Waycross
Park Theatre
Valdosta
Athens
Physicians Debate Chief Motive Behind Murder Charges
New York editors report a legislator’s bill in Iowa proposing doctors kill incurables. Hospital heads in New York ridiculed the claim and recalled old superstitions about poisons. Superintendent Thompson said no such practice exists and emphasized medicine’s healing role.
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New York
Iowa
Gregory
Chicago
Odd Fellows Ticket Vote Deadline At Taylor Morton’s
Friends of the Odd Fellows are urged to cast automobile ticket votes at Taylor and Morton’s before noon tomorrow March 14. The contest closes then. Includes signatories Co W Parr H L Garebold F W Fox C A Von der Lieth Mrs J L Thomas Miss Hattie Galliher. Also notes Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills as best for stomach liver and bowels, sold by W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons.
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The
Odd Fellows
Taylor & Morton's
Co. W. Parr
H. L. Garebold
F. W. Fox
C. A. von der Lieth
J. L. Thomas
Hattie Galliher
Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. ‘Palmer & Sons
Druggista
Daughters of Confederacy Plan Fundraiser for Rabun County High School
The Daughters of the Confederacy in Athens will raise funds for Rabun County High School. Laura Rutherford Chapter forms a committee led by Miss Celeste Parrish to stage an entertaining event after Lent. Prof. Arrendale praised the school’s progress and need for a girls dormitory named for General Bartow.
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Arrendale
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rabun County High School
Laura Rutherford
J. Vo Arrendale
Heise Duac
State of Georgia
Francis S. Bartow
Celeste Parrish
M. W. Camak
Gnorge D. Thomas
S. J. Wilcifeuus
S. V. Sanford
E. A. Crawford
Mildead Rutherford
M. W. Stovall
A. Crawford
A.S. Erwin
Charles Morris
Police Target All Old Abandoned Vehicles On City Streets
A city council street committee asked the police to remove old broken down vehicles that nuisance the public. Chief McKie instructed officers to notify owners to move them or face cases. Owners have been alerted and may be called before the mayor for trial if not removed promptly.
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McKie
Funeral of Mrs T S Richards Held at Oconew Street Church
Funeral services were held yesterday at three o clock for Mrs T S Richards at Oconew Street Methodist church. The church was crowded with friends and relatives. Rev W O Crawley led the service with Rev Willie Saye offering remarks. Remains were laid to rest in the city of the dead.
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Oconew Street Methodist Church
T.S. Richards
Quanly
W.O. Crawley
Willie Saye
Last Opportunity to Give Tickets
The Elks urge ticket holders to turn in their automobile tickets today. Friends are asked to donate to help the organization, which has strong chances of winning as the contest nears its end.
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Elks
Remedy in His House and Croup Prevention
W W Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Missouri urges families to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to curb colds at once and prevent croup in children. Sold by H R Palmer and Sons and W J Smith and Bro.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
H. R .Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Col P H Brewster Struck By Street Car In Atlanta
Colonel P H Brewster of the Dorsey Brewster How ell McDaniel law firm was hit by southbound College Park street car No 110 about 8 am in Atlanta. He was thrown into the air, struck his head, fractured three ribs, dislocated his left shoulder and probably fractured his skull. He regained consciousness and rests with good chances for recovery.
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Atlanta
P. H. Brewster
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & McDaniel
College Park Street
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Pkea
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Normal Soul
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren St
Udience Feted Company
Audien
Garlh
Roselle
mae +picture machine
Bil
M. L. Johnson
Georgia Division
DN Elder
Mrs, Standifer
Thompson
Rabin County School
Mr. T. C. Richards
Col. P.H. Brewster
Brewster
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