Four Year Terms for Officers in Georgia Debate Rises
A move to repeal Georgia county four year terms faces likely defeat in the legislature. Proponents argue shorter elections would reduce civic unrest, but opponents warn repeal would disrupt service and hurt incumbents. The public is urged to retain the current four year term as a stabilizing standard.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Keep Your Dollars at Home in Georgia Poultry Feed
The Brunswick News suggests keeping dollars local by growing kaffir corn and sunflowers for chicken feed in Clarke County and Athens. It argues kaffir corn thrives in dry soil, sunflowers grow easily, and a local feed mill could cut costs while boosting poultry production and keeping money within the region.
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Glynn County
Brunswick News
Clarke County
Athens
Brunswick
Vanishing Romance in Sea Dreams and Modern Gyroscopes
Gray-haired men recall springtime sea dreams once fueled by adventure and pirates. The Westinghouse gyroscope demo signals physics curbing romance at sea as steam, war, and labor disputes reshape progress, while Jules Verne’s era fades into scientific romance.
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Marco Polo
Asia
Ocean
Ig Ocean Romance
Westinghouse Electrical
Philadelphia
Treasure Island
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Jules Verne
Athens 28 Years Ago Intercollegiate football rules convention
Athens daily notes from December 1894 covering Charles Henety and others traveling to Atlanta for a Southern Colleges convention to draft intercollegiate football rules. Representatives from Auburn Vanderbilt Sewanee Alabama North and South Carolina Tech Georgia and UGA attend. The item also mentions social events and local visits, including musicians and residents, with Mount Vernon Lodge electing officers for the coming year.
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Athens Daily Banner
Charles Henety
John W. Morton
A. H. Patterson
Atlanta
Dr. Herty
George Butler
Herty
Southern
Intercolegiate Association
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Universities of Alabama
North
South Carolina
Technology
University of Georgia
Crawford
Kittie Louise DuBose
Praer
Columbus
Edmin
Hodgson
DuHose
Jim Barrow
Camak
Oscar A. Browne
Atlan
Letters To The People Anent Modern Dancing
An old reader letters piece recalls early Georgia dancing as wholesome amusement with only the minuet. It denounces waltzes and hugging as immodest, urging daughters of the land to resist vice and uphold virtuous standards with indignation and modesty.
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Heorgia
Classification OF Three Records Is Facing Difficulty
Ordinary Kk C Orr reorganizing court house records finds three classes of records not provided for. The judge, aided by three lady friends including Miss Florrie, hesitates to offer a firm suggestion yet proceeds with the file arrangement.
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C. Orr
Court House
Florrie
Judge’s Filing Quandary Hints at Blurred Records
Rabun Gap memories frame a scene where Ike’s remark about marriage, support, and lunacy records ends with a joke about a single general heading. The judge returns to his desk and faces an incomplete filing job with three classes of records missing, while a Kentucky gentleman’s remark echoes on liquor law wisdom.
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Rabun Gap
Ike
Yankees Ride Troubled Waters in Tight AL Race
New York slips from AL lead after dropping four of five as Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel prepare to return May 20. Eddie Rommel dominates, Philadelphia beats New York 4 2 while Boston pitchers Nehf Barnes and Shea crush the Giants 9 1. St Louis tops Cincinnati 6 5 in nine, Bonk exit. Veteran Jack Quinn ushers Washington to an 8 0 win with three RBIs.
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New York
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Eddie Rommel
Athletics
New Yorkers
Philadelphia
Wale Hoyt
Giants
Boston
McQuillian
McGrawmen
Nehf
Virgil Barnes
Shea
Boeckel
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Jack Quinn
Washington
Athens Lawyers To Close Saturdays
Athens Georgia lawyers agree to close their offices at 2 p m each Saturday afternoon from May 6 1922 through the first Saturday in September 1922. The list of signers includes F L Upson T S Mell John B Gamble H C Tuck E S Price and many others representing local firms and practitioners.
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Athens
Georgia
F. L. Upson
Mell
John B. Gamble
H. C. Tuck
E. 8. Price, Tate Wright, Lumpkin and Lumpkin, James W. Arnold
John D. Strickland
J. D. Bradwell
Dorsey Davis
Thomas J. Shackelford
Shackelford & Meadow
C. Upson
L. C. Rucker
Green & Michael
McCurry & Zellers
Horace
Frank Holden
Hubert M. Rylee
Cobb & Cobb
Austin Bell
Carl Crossley
Thomas & Thomas
Deupree Hunnicutt
West & West
Erwin
Erwin & Nix
T. W. Rucker
Plumber Abbott jailed for grand jury refusal in Klan probe
Bakersfield California E A Abbott a plumber is jailed after refusing to testify before the grand jury investigating alleged Ku Klux Klan activities He said answering questions for District Attorney Dorsey would violate his oath as a Klan member and refused to cooperate on Wednesday leading to jail Thursday record says.
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Bakersfield
Calif
E. A. Abbott
Grand Jury
Dorsey
Lost Book 12 Banned Herald Route Finder Reward
A lost item notice seeks the return of a book titled Lost Book 12 Banned Herald Route. The finder should bring the item to the Banner Herald office and will receive a reward.
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Herald
Banner-Herald
Freezone promises instant corn relief with tiny bottle
Advertisement touts a product named Freezone or Freezeone that claims to stop corn pain instantly and allow removal with fingers. It markets a cheap tiny bottle sold by druggists for use on hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
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