Poems and finance notes from Col. Jones and Robert H. Howe
In a favorable appraisal, Colonel Jones is praised as a gifted writer and poet with selections in his World War era booklet, including To the American Legion and The Victory Loan Drive. The review also covers Robert H. Howe’s compact book on currency, banking, and public finance, praising its clear explanations and economic insights. A note on Athens remarks from Mr. Parker reflects local views on prohibition and city life.
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Drooett
Georgia
Volonet Jones
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Georgie
Lee
Jackson
Idvaie
John Smith
Colonel Jones
American Legion
Gerviva
Werome
Jones
Robert H. Howe
Congress
W. W. Clay
Chacellor Basie
Athens
A Parker
Parker
Wuluhition
Athos
Reva
Saddle and Sirloin Club Hosts Livestock Show
The Saddle and Sirloin Club at the Agricultural College announces its first annual livestock show will be held next Saturday night May 6 at p.m. in the new animal husbandry building southwest of the administration block. The event aims to boost interest in animal husbandry among students and state residents with features to be announced, including a poultry show, and will showcase college livestock with ongoing banner updates.
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E. L. Michael
Saddle and Sirloin Club
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Agriculture
Agricultural College
Stephens Elected to High Office at Atlanta Meeting
Dr R P Stephens math progressor at University of Georgia was elected vice president of the Southern Section of the Mathematica also Latin America at a recent Atlanta meeting. Other officers named included Pe Hd of Tech as president and W W Rankin Jr of Agnes Scott as secretary and treasurer. A notable session feature was Dr D F Barrow of UGA presenting Marking Systems at the University. Other attendees from UGA included H H Stevens H A Rob inson C M Slack and D Laws.
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R. P. Stephens
University of Georgia
Mathematica
America
Atlanta
Pe Hd
Tech
W. W. Rankin Jr
Agnes Scott
D. F. Barrow
University
Stephens
Barrow
H. H. Stevens
H. A. Robinson
C. M. Slack
D. Laws
Chero-Cola Offers Unusual Prize in Athens Georgia
Chero-Cola Co announces a peculiar offer in Athens Georgia via the Banner. An altercation over an award features two Lark automobiles and a Ford vehicle to be given free to drinkers of Chero-Cola. Interested parties may call 785 for full details from the Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Athens.
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Tion
Lark
Ford
Chero-Cola
Chero-Cola Betting Co
Partios
Chero-Cola Bottling Co
Athens
Forfeited Cash Bonds Court Session Notes
A weekend court session saw six Black defendants charged with gambling, Tolbert Leard Blair forfeiting bonds of 10.75 for failure to appear and the other three fined the bond amount. Fred Walton was bound over on prohibition charges. Norbet Epting and T. J. Bryon faced disorderly conduct charges with Epting fined 20.76 and Bryon’s case dismissed.
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Jess Tolbert
Therman Leard
Vance McClune
G. H. Brown
G. R. Blair
Conner Bullock
Tolbert
Leard
Blair
Fred Walton
Norbet Epting
T. J. Brynon
New York
Wan
Bryson
Secure Low Rates to Convention of Sunday School Meet
Atlanta Georgia low railroad rates are secured for the Georgia state Sunday School convention to be held in Columbus June 13 14 and 15. R D Webb Georgia Sunday School Association certifies tickets will be mailed to delegates and round trip fares offered from their starting point. The event draws Georgia’s Sunday school workers plus four out of state speakers including Dr R A Walte Dr W A Squires Dr W B Chalmers and P E Green with Busle Ju Gen and O Webb also listed as speakers strengthening the program.
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Ates
Georgia
Columbus
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Young People's
International Sunday School Association
W. A. Squires
Philadelphia
W. BE. Chalmers
P. E. Green
Chattanooga
Misa Busle
Atv
Lou Sunday de School Association
O. Webb
Jorgey Ala
Sciente
Fraverly School
Ordinary's Court Held Monday Morning
Judge 2.0 presides as routine administrator cases and small wills appear. Most Angier cases are continued while the judge disperses pension funds to veterans and recipients who express relief. eligible parties may receive money at Judge Orr's office with power of attorney.
Clarke County Farm Bureau Meeting on Bean Entitlements
Clarke County Farm Bureau schedules a 2 o clock meeting to discuss bean entitlements to Florida. Members plan bulk arsenate purchases to secure lower per unit prices and discuss distribution logistics.
Seaboard Office Moves to New College Ave Building
The Commercial agents office of the Seaboard railroad was moved from the Southern Mutant building to a new location on College Avenue Monday setting up operations at the ner building.
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Seaboard Railroad
Southern Mutant
Iba Ner
College Nue
Pickett Stock Company To Close Athens Engagement
Announcement by Pickett Stock Company management states the week’s run ends with Saturday’s performance marking the end of their stay in Athens. The company has drawn friends in town during the past two weeks but attendance has been below expectations, leading to the closing.
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Pickett Stock Company
Athens
Clehan
Memorial Service for Fallen Hero in New York
A memorial note marks Captain William Kidd with ties to Plymouth and New York as the 226th anniversary of his sailing to recruit seamen for The Adventure. Kidd funded volunteers, led ships to Madagascar, and faced arrest in Boston and execution in London. Debate lingers over piracy charges versus coerced actions and patronage.
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New York
William Kidd
Plymouth
Eng
High Seas
Kidd
Madagascar
Boston
London
William Moore
Moore
Flood battle eases as 20000 stand guard across river crisis
Reports from Arkansas City and Gulf coast areas say more than 20000 workers and volunteers push flood defenses at the Mississippi river crisis. Levees in most zones hold. a 500 foot crack at the Vaucuse levee near Lake Village is matted with a behind dam. Officials claim the danger points are improving since the recent higher floods.
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New Orleans
Arkansas City
Ark
Gulf
Vaucuse Levee
Lake Village
Tensas Basin
Railways Safe Says Winburn In Savannah Statement
Mr Winburn of the Central of Georgia asserts railways are safe, citing that 29,000,000 passengers have ridden since passenger service began and noting the last fatality over five years ago. He points to 1920 as a record traffic year with the fewest railroad fatalities in 22 years and cites a 14 percent drop in fatalities in 1921. He credits trained employee safety emphasis and says railways handle heavier business with fewer deaths, urging public cooperation for continued safety and service.
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Gafe
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Winburn
Central of Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Pollyana at Colonial draws warm Athens audience
Pollyana a popular play by the Pickert stock company opened one night at the Colonial theatre to a full house. Lillian Pickert played leads with Ral Chambers in supporting roles as scenery by a New York artist enhances each production. The program notes mention The Other Man's Wife and a stray line about Chow and street repairs.
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Plckert Stock Company
The
Colonial
Athens
New York City
Allied Proposals To Aussie Being Completed Monday
A Genoa conference and its leaders prompt a push for a European federation built on conciliation and cooperation. Father Struzzo advocates a broader Christian peace plan guiding future German reconstruction and a wider international political framework.
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Aussie
Big League Results Across Leagues
A scrambled report lists scores among major leagues with teams including Nashville, St Louis, Brooklyn, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, New York and Chicago. Scores show several 5s and 6s with mixed results in Southern and American Leagues.
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Chicaio
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Kiwanis Rotary May Stage Baseball Game
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs plan a charity baseball game this week likely to be staged to raise funds for a civic project and playground fund. The event includes a ticket selling contest between the two organizations as Kiwanis seeks to improve its reigning record.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Athens
Rotary Club
Eastlake testifies in murder case over wife’s death
Roger D Beastlake chief petty officer testifies in Montross Virginia court about his wife’s brutal death and the moment he learned Miss Saran E Knox is the suspect. He recounts hearing screams, locating his wife after a break in, and directing Detective J K Boulware to arrest Knox. He describes finding a raincoat and other items, and notes his children were with a neighbor.
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Montross
Roger D. Beastlake
U. S. Navy
Hoye
Saran E. Knox
Baltimore
Eastlake
Washington Navy Yard
Hustlake
Goyt
William Others
Missy Knox
Tve
Suse Knox
Roger
T. K. Boulware
Miss Knox
Knox
Margaret
Fern
District 3 Representatives Appointed in South District
Fragmented OCR notes show names like C A Acton Lavonia District 3, T B Thornton Hartwell, Tate Elbert Wise Banks Madison, J Turner Jackson, R L Mann Bethlehem, Barrow, and Wat vie. references to election dates and map placements appear. Strong entities include counties Clarke Grreno Morgan Oconee Elbert Madison Barrow Jackson.
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R. L. Mann
Bethle
Barrow
Tony
Final day to qualify for city bond election
Tuesday marks the closing of registration and tax payment deadlines for the city bond election. Voters must settle all taxes due through December 31, 1921 and one third of the current year to be eligible. County books near closing. names must appear on registration records to vote in the general election.
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Istration Books
O'Farrell
Walter
Georgia
Mason Dedicates Fine New Home in Utica
Notes from New York state describe the ten million dollar Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital and Masonic home in Utica. Robert H. Hobinson leads the Grand Lodge ceremonies with grand officers and dignitaries attending. The hospital, built under the War II Administration of the fraternity, is funded by the war relief endowment from 234,000 brethren in New York. It houses a staff of physicians and a war minister to the ailments of all. Endowment and maintenance funds come from contributions, with a two year old endowment established by the Grand Lodge for affiliates. The Molawh Valley location houses the Girl's building, Admiration building, and a farm, with 16,000 visitors annually.
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Utica
New York State
el D. Tompkins
Legal sale day set for Tuesday at the court house
fragmented OCR text indicates county court schedules a legal sale on Tuesday at the court house with ongoing public interest.
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