Local letters urge Bogart Oconee territory split to aid development
Citizen C H Bradbury writes from Bogart urging that land west of Bogart be annexed to Oconee to gain better roads schools and rail connections. He cites traffic bottlenecks to Watkinsville and plans for boundary changes to create a smoother link between Clarke and Oconee counties, hoping for support from Athens and area residents.
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Bogart
Tanta
Citt
Cit
Athens
Oconee
Pny
Roxart
Ganttoe
Ian
Bradbury
Halt
Veinuxiter
Onclé
Billy Jalil
Ocones County
John Bradbury
Tobe Griffeth
Ocopecony
P. M
Ropert
Wat- Laville
Utley Corner
Uley
Watkinaville
Watkinavile
McNutts Creek
Clarke
Leo
Seonee County
Atlanta
Clarke County
Watkinsville
Day &R
Constance
C. H. Bradbury
Athens Spring Festival Salesday attracts crowds from surrounding counties
A long notice describes the March thirty salesday in Athens with open air entertainment, aerial flights, band concerts, and cash prizes. Ford and Dodge dealers teams promote the event with banners in Comer Farmington Jackson Crawford Oglethorpe Washington Statham aligning for a parade of visitors. Local counties expect thousands to attend and witness the aeroplane exhibition and dealer promotions.
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Trussell Motor Co
Ford Car
Yow Brothers
Dodge Car
Meris
Athens
Comer
Comer, Ca
Madison County
Benner and the Herald
Ford
Dodge
Farmington
Banner
Herald
Oconee County
Jackson
Jefferson
Jackson County
The
Washington
Wilkes County
Decreased Fertilizer Use on Tenald Looming Issue
Mr Ned Hodgep analyzes fertilizer trends in Milemind where last year’s orders dropped 48 percent from prior years. Comer faa Writs shows reduced purchases though not all farmers cut usage. Hodgep cautions over reliance on weed control and advises limited cotton fertilization to avoid risky acreage shifts.
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Ned Hodggep
Comer
Faa
Ethus
Sony
Litovil
Raney Indian Not Now in Camp
Fragmentary OCR reads Raney Indian, not now in camp with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled but suggests a defensive or clarifying note about a person named Raney and a camp situation. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Raney
Arkansas Jury Verdict Blames Unknown Party in Gibbs Death
Nashville Arkansas coroner's jury ruled Walter H Gibbs 25 died from a gunshot fired by unknown parties inside his home after masked men visited the residence. Gibbs had recently faced warnings to leave town. Joel Harris 60 was flogged Monday night amid local turmoil.
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Nashville
Arkansas
Walter H. Gibbs
Gibbs
Joel Harris
Vote On Army Bill Expected Wednesday In U S Congress
Washington report on the army appropriation bill outlines a planned vote Wednesday on reducing regular army officers to 11 000 and limiting enlisted strength to 115 000 as the House adjourned before a key debate. In Georgia two white men are jailed over a fatal taxi driver shooting and a companion wounding, with sheriff naming them as suspects.
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U.S
Washington
Thomasville
Charles Lawrence
John Cone
Elmo Smith
Marion Sanders
Thomas County
Ty Cobb worries about pitchers amid travel cold weather
Detroit star Ty Cobb fears cold weather will slow pitchers during a learning tour with Rochester Internationals. The concern comes as the Tigers play in South Carolina where conditioning had been well advanced at Augusta.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
South Carolina
Tigers
Rochester Internationals
Whch
Augusta
Youngest Memphis lawyer vows truth bound ethics
Mise Trene Walsh, youngest Memphis lawyer, asserts a stance of justice and truth. She will not defend guilty clients before a jury and demands an oath to reveal the truth. Walsh accepts criminal and divorce cases only if clients pledge to full candor and judges prohibit remarriage in divorces.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mise Trene Walsh
State Board
Mixa Walsh
Miss Walsh
Three Men Arrested In Prohibition Liquor Case In Miami
Miami official C M Clayton vice president of the Miami National Bank is to be arraigned Wednesday after arrest with W C Phelps and T N Lewis on charges of agreeing to deliver commodities that were in fact liquor to prohibition agent A B Phillips. Authorities say a verbal understanding existed that the commodities were liquor and the trio faced written conspiracy warrants. Twenty more warrants for alleged liquor sellers were served Tuesday.
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Miami
Florida
C. M. Clayton
Miami National Bank
United States
Graham
Clayton
W. C. Phelps
T. N. Lewis
A. B. Phillips
Prohibition
Phillips
Commerce Man Held In Forgery In Clarke County
Hugh White of Commerce is in Clarke county hall awaiting trial in the next superior court session on forgery charges. Arrested by Clarke county officers, he allegedly forged a Commerce resident’s name on a $30 check cashed in Athens. Bond set at $600, but he remained jailed Tuesday morning.
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Commerce
Hugh White
Clarke County
Superior Court
Athens
White
Head
Wood
Penn Athletes to Race British in Intercollegiate Meet
University of Pennsylvania four mile relay team sailed for New York to face Oxford and Cambridge at the Achilles club meet at the Queen's club in April. The Penn squad includes five one mile runners with four slated to compete and a fifth as substitute in the event.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen's Club
Pennsylvania
Ave
Trips By Senators To Be Postponed
Washington reports a Senate agriculture committee trip to Muscle Shoals may be postponed and not leave Saturday as planned. Republican Leader Lodge urged delaying the journey arguing that the absence of 16 Senators would halt business and the trip should wait until after the naval limitation treaty follows the four power Pacific pact.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Muscle Shoals
Lodge
Chero-Cola Bottlers Convene in Columbus Georgia
More than 200 Chero-Cola bottlers from 14 states attend the opening session in Columbus Georgia with plans for a new Richmond syrup distributing plant. President C A Hatcher welcomes attendees while E C Gunn is named convention chairman. An afternoon visit to Camp Tenning and a country-club reception follow. Philadelphia reports 269 women physicians and nine women preachers.
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Columbus
Chero-Cola Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Richmond
C. A. Hatcher
E. C. Gunn
Chero-Cola
Camp Tenning
Country Club
Thesday Bible Conference Study by Rev Morgan on Job and Christ
A detailed summary of Rev P C Morgan's Bible conference talk examining Job as the great sufferer, the heavenly scenes behind his trials, and the Christian meaning of Christ's crucifixion. Morgan discusses Job's faith, friends, and wife, then shifts to Jesus' words on the cross, the hour of darkness, and the completion of the salvific work.
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P. Cc. Morgan
Job
God
Satan
Mr. Morgan
Earth
Heaven
GameNet Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Christ
John
Radio Instruction Planned For State College Farmers
Dr. Andrew M Soule announced radio instruction will be added at the State College of Agriculture in Athens and 1100 students will learn to install home stations and receive and send wireless messages. County agents will be trained to aid farmers with radio use, enhancing farm alerts and timing for frost chances, with The Atlanta Journal backing farm radio benefits.
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State College OF Agriculture
Athens College
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Andrew M. Soule
Immedi
Paratus
Dr. Soule
Georgia
Athens
State College
Mia
Soule
Os Saenines
Ie Spoerns
Ad Rathe
Perature Asia
Bata
Dr. Soules
Ettenbonguesday
Rou
Bulloch County
Pices
Prodi
Soule Awett
Government Must Refund Much Income Tax
Washington officials say millions of dollars in income taxes collected must be refunded following a Supreme Court interpretation in the Smietanka case. The decision holds income held by a trustee for unborn or unascertained beneficiaries is not taxable, prompting the Internal Revenue Service to discuss potential large refunds.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Supreme
Smietanka
Fires'Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Supreme Court
Bureau
Gets 4 Homers In One Game by Four Home Runs
Four homer game details are unclear. The text mentions two players named Tom Witutkma and Pletcher as key hitters for the Fi team but lacks clear dates or teams. The source appears garbled, but centers on a high scoring, multi homer performance with multiple players contributing.
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Witutkma
Pletcher
Jewish Relief Committee Meeting Today
Jewish Relief Fund chairman M. G. Michael calls a 4 p m executive meeting of the Jewish Relief Committee. The session aims to align members with the local campaign and appoint a committee to direct fundraising and organizational efforts.
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Jewish Relief Committee
M. G. Michael
Jewish Relief Fund
Sen. Cael
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