Daly column reflects Florida growth and Athens business
The piece highlights Florida’s rapid improvements and ongoing farming needs, noting persistent work year round in citrus cultivation and irrigation. It cites testimonials from Banner-Herald patrons, discusses curb markets for farm produce in Athens, and praises the Georgian Hotel for distributing the Athens Daily Banner to guests. It also mentions increased sales of improved farm machinery and cash transactions through Grisfini Implement Company.
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Este
Florida
Williamson
Banner-Herald
J. Daviy
Lloyd Palmer
Palmer Drug Company
Pabner
James Camack
Bainer-Herald
Athens
Camack
Augusta
Athens Daily Banner
McWhorter
Grisfini Implement
Aya
Russia seeks League of Nations membership via Genoa talks
Soviet delegates at Genoa told League of Nations experts Russia desires to cooperate and join the League within a reasonable time if Genoa succeeds from Moscow's view. Moscow warned that failure would sustain its opposition to the League and said it could gain nothing from an organization dominated by others. Officials see these overtures as significant toward eventual Russian admission if broad European agreement emerges.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Genoa
League of Nations
Russia
League
League’ Council
Moscow
Poland
Germany
May term opened as Hallie Jones sues Warren J. Smith Drug Co
City Court Judge J. D. Bradwell opened the regular May term at ten o'clock. Hallie Jones, a nine color woman, sues for 500 dollars claiming consumption of a bottle labeled as spirits of ammonia caused an inflammatory mouth condition. The case, tried before, resulted in a mistrial. No jury will be required at Tuesday session. pleas of guilty to be heard and sentences given.
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J. D. Bradwell
Hallie Jones
Warren J. Smith Drug Co
Amonia
Elton Ars
Verdict For Defendant In Alle Jones Case
Jury in City Court returned a verdict in favor of Alle Jones, defendant, in a $500 lawsuit against Waren J. Smith Drug Co. The trial concluded shortly after noon Monday with a mistrial declared earlier in the proceedings.
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Alle Jones
Davis Sale Breaks Record at Local Store Event
Report states the Davis sale attracted large crowds from miles around with many shoppers purchasing summer merchandise at unusually low prices. Store leadership claims the event offers genuine savings, drawing in skeptical locals and first-time visitors alike in Athena.
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Idw
Davin
Andyall
Mr. Davis
A. Feaale
Idox
Alow Pajasin
Athena
Cloverhurst County committees formed for coming year
The Cloverhurst County gidd wes eet on Monday with E F Porter W Ryles and Don Lawler as chairmen and W W Hays. The pool has been filled and is now ready for bathing.
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Cloverhurst County
Porter
Wryles
Don Lawler
W. Hays
Postmistress Claims Fund Missing from Vault Heist
Mrs. Mary E. Arnold head of Arnoldeville post office says the cash amounting to 432.64 dollars taken from G. N. Wilson’s Atlanta safe is not stolen from the vault. Wilson was arrested Friday night in Atlanta as authorities probe the Marghy Bist case.
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Mary E. Arnold
Arnoldeville
G. N. ‘Wilson
Atlanta
Two More Drowned Negroes Found in Tugalo River
Reports confirm the bodies of Ralph Smith and Robert Bruxélle recovered from Tugalo River as the search continues for the five Black laborers struck by a sleet incident at a bridge. Authorities in Hartwell and surrounding areas mobilized after the tragedy.
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Tugalo River
Ralph Smith
Robert Bruxélle
Tugalo
Hartwell
Fidelity Loan and Investment Company Opens in Athens
The Fidelity Loan and Investment Company, capital of 60000 dollars, elected officers W P Brooks president and manager and H G Waller in charge. Directors named include J D Tribble S Bernstein J K Davis W W Scott M P Jarnigan. Located at 279 East Broad Street, the bank operates as a nondeposit lender offering small loans repayable in ten monthly installments.
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Fidelity Loan and Investment Company
Floerd
PB. Brooks
Sal ‘ “Hantock
J/D. ‘Tribble
8. Bernstein
J. K. Davis
W. W. Scott
M. P. Jarnigan
Erwin
Erwin & Nix
American ‘State Bank
E. Broad ‘Street
W. P. Brooks
Eoaghier
Georgia National Bank
Tutwiler
Tredurer
Algo
Fidelity Loan
Tavest
Pier Kina’ Sie
Ito
Fts
Uorking
H. G. Waller
Athens
Train Hold Up Untangled in Early Robbery Report
Eight men halted a train as it slowed near the conductor signaling. bandits fired while forcing an inside entry, severed mail cars from the coach and pulled down the track a few car lengths before fleeing the scene with shots fired at the engineer.
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Fite ‘Fitile Om Tattes
Southern Baptists Preliminaries in Jacksonville Session
Late Jon D Mellot of Georgia notes that Dr J C Wilkinson and Rev Jennings will attend the Baptist convention in Jacksonville. The Athens delegation plans active participation as matters of importance arise during the sessions spanning several days through next Monday.
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Prisident
Jon D. Mellot
Georgia
Baptist, Association
Drs J. Co Wilkinsom
Red Baptist Church
Jennings
Prince Avenue
Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fis
Southern Baptists
Athens
Fishing News Briefs From A Waterside Page
Fragmentary OCR text hints at fishing notes or notices. Reader attention requested for clearer lines about locations, catches, or events.
Barbour dies in Kentucky. kin of Athens families noted
Pauline Moore Sykes Barbour, a relative of Athens area families, died in Kentucky on April 27. She was a daughter of Tol and Mrs Joseph Ivey Moore, linked to Georgia's prominent Cobbs and Bishops of Athens, and to Alhens people through extended lineage.
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Ettimer
Pauline Moore Sykes Barbour
Kentucky
Tol
Joseph Ivey Moore
Georgia
Cobbs
Bishops
Athens
Wilimeay
Watchman Charged After Mill Grounds Shooting
Night watchman J F Daniels of the Athens Manufacturing Company mill colony held in city jail after shooting Grady Roberts, a resident of the mill area, amid a dispute. Daniels says Roberts advanced with a knife, he acted in self defense. Roberts treated at home, not hospitalized.
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J. F. Daniels
Athens Manufacturing Company
Grady Roberts
Roberts
Daniele
Corte Iels
Bebe
Daniels
Tabet
Watehman
Golony
Athens YMCA to Hold Summer Camp Rally and Plans
The Athens YMCA announces a camp rally Wednesday at 4 30 PM at the YMCA building for boys and girls interested in camping. Details reveal summer camps in the mountains for Northeast Georgia in July for boys and August for girls with facilities at Lake Sinihsa and nearby lakes plus Tallulah Lake and Lakemont for boating fishing and recreation. Parents invited to attend. registration opens immediately with priority for Athens youth then Northeast Georgia.
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Young Men's Christian’ Association
Georgia
Athens
siztera _lake
Sinihsa
Kitcan
Ux Acre Lake
Tallulah Lake
Lakemont
Yio Hoy
Northeast
Loo
Gridiron Club Banquet Initiates New Members at UGA
A brilliant affair at the Georgian Hotel marked the Gridiron Club banquet on Monday night. Wide neophytes were initiated into the organization, regarded as one of the highest honors at the University of Georgia.
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Georgian Hotel
University of Georgia
College Y Benefit Game Promises Mississippi Proceeds
The Athletic Association supports the College Y by promising proceeds from Thursday afternoon’s Mississippi game May 18. The College borrowed funds to convert the R O T Co dining hall into a Y center, a venue that has become a popular gathering spot for co-eds and students. The appeal invites attendance to support the college and enjoy a season of strong Mississippi teams led by the notable pitcher.
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The
Athletic “Association
Mississippi _ boys
Eawards
Iis
Georgia DAR Association Plans Annual Meeting
The Georgia DAR announces its annual meeting in June with Judge G Powell of Atlanta presiding. Hon. James C Davis will deliver the annual address, after a long career in law and railroads. Program includes talks by U S Circuit Court judges, state judges, and legal professionals, plus committee reports and various papers.
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James C
Adoe
Fed- 4
Alexander King
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Atlanta
New Orleans
S. H. Sibley
Marius . Beck
Sa- Heute Rel Eas
Nash R
C. Bell
Superior Courts
Albany
Cairo
George S. Jones
Hlf
Lawson
Peale of
Georgia
Paastlire
L. Franklin
Augusta
Jack Jones
Sylvanus Morris
Law School
the University
of Georgia
Association
City Hall meeting planned amid voter rally and bond debate
A mass meeting is set for City Hall Monday night as Cit Committee members organize a 20 voter ward unit and a Clayton Street parade. Bonds for university dorms roads and schools are debated with state tax impacts discussed and manager lists released for county and city polling places.
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Ruby Horden
L. ‘Harn
Sanny Callaway
Fred
J. Wooster
W. H
Pond
Ritchie
R. Bebrooke
BR. G. Detie Leathers
Leathers
A. Howland
Adres
Clayton Street
Clarke
Dali
Nate Fae
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