New Childs Street School Delayed By City Budget
The Childs street area expects a new school building this year but council funds of about twenty thousand dollars are unlikely to be available. A temporary expansion at the existing Childs street building may be needed next year to handle rapid ward population growth while plans call for a modern, spacious, and properly equipped new structure when funds permit.
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Childs Street
Board of Education
Puole
Urth
Funeral for Mr C. Th Veronese Held in Elberton
The funeral for 71 year old Mr C Th Veronese was held Sunday afternoon in Elberton with a large attendance. He died suddenly Saturday at about four o clock announced in Sundays Banner. He leaves a widow and four children Mrs Veronee of Royston Mrs Deupree and Mrs Mathews of Elberton and Mrs T M Brooks of Atholnata. The service began at half past three with Rev and others officiating. A delegation of Athens Odd Fellows attended with C T Young A B Harper J D Watson and H H Garebold.
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C. Th Veronese
Elberton
Veronee
Banner
Wi Veronee
Royston
Deupree
Mathews
T. M. Brooks
Athintat
Veronese
Alberton
Hed
Sol Bigham
Athens
Messrs
C. T. Young
Harper
J.D. Watson
HH. J. Garebold
Suspicious Case Not Yellow Fever in New Orleans
After an autopsy on Jules Ebrenz, who died in the charity hospital with a diagnosis linked to yellow fever, physicians from state health boards and quarantine authorities concluded the case did not involve yellow fever Columbus?
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New Orleans
Jules Ebrenz
Charity Hospital
H. A. Gant
Mississippi Board of Health
W. J. Sanders
Alabama Board of Health
W. R. Thompson
Texas
Louisiana Health Board
Quitman Kohnke
Pound To Give Annual Address At Normal School
Supt EB A Pound of Waycross Georgia will deliver the annual address at the State Normal School commencement on Monday May 2S. He has accepted the invitation and promises an entertaining and instructive talk. Pound is regarded as a rising state educator and leader. President Branson praises securing his consent.
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EB. A. Pound
Waycross
State Normal School
Supt
Pound
Stata
Tle
Branson
Prof. Pound
Buildings Underway at Normal School in Early 20th Century
Superintendent PL Spencer oversees work on new buildings at the Normal School. James ML Sinai Science Hall walls rise, nearing the upper story. completion targeted for soon. Dining hall scope and Smith Hall roof slated as economy measures, with finishing details to follow as plans proceed.
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Spencer
S Normal School
James ML Sinai Science Hall
Smith Hall
Preromere L Amin Fall in Jefferson Georgia March
A report from Jefferson Georgia on March 2 notes heavy rain and flooding in Jackson County over three days. Watercourses rose above record levels, eroding unlanded areas and washing out roads and damaged planing sites. Authorities described significant damage and continued assessments.
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Jefferson
Jackson County
Notlands
Fa Heen
Sponsor Yor troop Artillery Camp officials named for reunion
Hon S J Tribble commander Troop Artillery camp sons of Confederates appoints a separate voters corps and delegates to the United Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion in New Orleans on April 2 and 27. The text notes gifts of Athens families, New Orleans headquarters at the New St Charles Hotel, and lavish entertainments planned. It also includes an unrelated testimonial for Postum Coffee.
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S. J. Tribble
Sons of Confeds
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Julia B
and. Pielesates
Meesis
Tish Rowe
Caclenester
James W. Morton
Thos
We Reed
Te Morton Peediworth T Mn
Tom Duryes
Roy Striehand
Miss
Dr Dixon Preaches on Heaven and Hell at First Baptist
Dr Dixon preached yesterday morning at eleven and again last night at eight at the First Baptist church. The large congregation filled the building with men standing along the sides. The sermon asserted the existence of heaven and hell and described how men reach either destination. Services today will be at the usual time, and Dr Broughton may arrive today though not certain.
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Heaven and
Hell
First Baptist Church
Usu Hone
Tto
Broughton
Death of a Little Boy and University Chancellor Debate
Yesterday afternoon a small boy died after a ten day pneumonia illness. The article also discusses potential chancellors for the university including Justice Cobb, Enoch Callaway, Sam B Adams, N E Harris, and others. Trustees plan a May or June meeting to elect, with Cobb favored if he accepts. The university's condition is described as better than ever.
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Enoch Callaway
Augusta
Atlanta
Sam B. Adams
Atorney
Savannah
N. E. Harris
Macon
N. S. Bradley
St. Louis
W. W. Landrum
Justice Cobb
Keystone Chapter Convocation Tonight in Mark Master Work
The regular convocation for Key Stone Chapter No 1 meets tonight at 8 o clock in the lodge room of the Max Joseph building. All qualified companions are urged to attend as work will be in the Mark Master’s degree. J F Hart H P W B Lawhead Sec. Have prescriptions filled at John L Arnold's Drug Store.
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Key Stone
Lodge
Max Joseph
J. F. Hart
H. P. W. B. Lawhead
Athens Guards Inspection Praised By Officers
Last night the annual inspection of the Athens Guards was conducted. General W G Obear of Atlanta and Major McCoy led the review with Lt Colonel F L Lipscomb and Major Joseph present. Col Obear praised the company, saying it was the best showing ever and the force is in fine shape after strenuous effort to reach peak efficiency.
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Athens Guards
Obear
McCoy
Athens
W. G. Obear
Atlanta
Ento
Armory
Aloop
Meioney
FL Oa. Lipscomb
May Joseph
Aspection
Ohear
Georgia Peach Crop Damaged by Severe Freeze
Reports from across Georgia indicate the peach crop suffered severe and extensive damage due to an extraordinary freezing spell. Farmers assess losses and potential hardship for the season as temperatures plummeted across major fruit belts.
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Georgia
Work Yet To Be Done On Athens Telephone Changeover
Manager Conway said phones in Athens have been switched from magneto to battery calls, about six hundred lines. Work remains to complete the new system, with a month or so more before full operation. the Athens Exchange switchboard, among the best, can handle up to two thousand phones, fueling hopes for future growth.
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Conway
Athens
Athens Exchange
Racing and Polo Meet Promises Excitement and Banquet
A local event features skating races with prizes for the winner and a polo match between two strong local teams. The victors will be banqueted by the losers, adding a lively post match tradition. Lineups include Rogers Clifton Mason Hauser Smoak Burnett Parr Ryder Wheatley Dasher Trammell with subs.
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Rogers
Rush Clifton Wages
Rush Mason Hauser
Smoak Burnett
Parr Ryder
Wheatley
Field Day at University of Georgia on Herty Field
On Saturday the 24th inst the annual field day of the University of Georgia will be held on Herty Field. Track athletes under Capt Raoul have trained hard for weeks and aim to lower records. Georgia seeks the silver cup from the Atlanta Athletic Club by winning three consecutive track championships. Admission price is stated as reasonable and a large crowd is expected.
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University of
Herty Field
University Georg
Raoul
Atlanta Athletic Club
Georgia
Local Court Records Flagerse Col. J aen and Bob Colins
Mayor Col. J aen received a ten dollar fine for conduct with an injunction to quit fighting over men. Bob Colins a youth described as a Negro, was arraigned for jumping on and off cars but dismissed after a stern lecture and his mother's promise to punish him. Will Green, a colored man, was fined two dollars for swearing in public disturbing several citizens.
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Col. J.aen
Bob Colins
Will Green
Elegant horse sale at Holman Deadwyler Co stables
A large lot of trotters saddlers and harness horses is at Holman Deadwyler Co stables. Mr Van Deadwyler and Mr W S Holman advertise quality stock from western markets. The sale emphasizes stylish safe young horses and offers personal viewings by appointment.
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Holman, Deadwyler & Co
van Deadwyler
W. S. Holman
Rabun High School Work Highlighted by Prof Ritchie in Athens
Prof Andrew J Ritchie Rabun county school commissioner spends days in Athens advancing Rabun High School plans He originated the school and secured funds and now aims to broaden its work He will meet local educators to discuss the fundraising and endowment efforts to support the institution County education boosters anticipate expansion and longer commitment to the program.
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Andrew J. Ritchie
Rabun County
Athens
Ritchie
Rabun County High School
Coun
Rabun High School
Aed Tt
Ath
Georgia voters express support for Col Smith in governor race
Clarke county residents and local officials praise Col Smith as best qualified for governor. Farmers and a postal company manager vow to vote for him, asserting he will represent all classes and benefit Georgia. An old testimonial highlights Bucklen's Arnica Salve with local pharmacist recommendations.
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Ring
J. H. Goodrum
Vhole County
Col
Jim Smith
Yovreir Dle
W. J. Childs
Clarke County
Brew Calia
Cal Stuith
Col. Sadlhi
W. M. Martin
Clarkest
Col. Styall
Georgia
J. B. Smith
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Col. Smith
Nut
Coleby
Polt Smith
M. J. Martin
Clarke Country
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Keystone
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Trammell Subs
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