Visit to a Model Farm Near Athens Showcased by Tribble
In a reported tour of Claude Tuck’s farm near Athens, Crowley guides describe Tribble’s transformation of the 12 acre plot into a productive, wheat yielding, diversified farm. Rotating crops, cotton, grain, and peas boosted yields from ten to twenty two bushels per acre, with modern machinery and tractors replacing mule power.
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Zibble
Lexington Road
Treherokee Corner
Claude Tuck
Crowley
F. Edwards
Sa Ada
Tribble
Stow
Acre
Follies Presented by American Legion Club
The American Legion presents a Follies show on Thursday night featuring 50 Merry Maale-makers with Denil Bee and Fae Deere among the performers. The program includes costumes, song, dance, and a broadcast on national radio via the Constitution’s station. The Atlanta Journal praised the Glee Club’s wide range and quality.
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J. Gaertner
American Legion
Galaxy of Denil Bee Vertiary
PR Bool
Seauty
Fae Deere
Atlap
The
Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Ris
Evesse Glee Club
Georgia Students Seek Athletic Training For Intermural Contests
University of Georgia expands athletic training to more students through intramural games and a managerial system. About 600 of 1300 students participate, with 75 percent drawn to athletics for better career prospects and enhanced coaching skills. Fraternity and non fraternity teams compete across basketball tennis baseball and football.
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University of Georgia
Ceason
Simmer Sol: University of Georgia to Host Summer Coaching School
A new University of Georgia feature will attract male students to Athens for a Summer Coaching School. Courses cover football, baseball, basketball, track, and recreational athletics, running June 26 to August 4 with lecture, demonstrations, and event-specific coaching methods. Facilities include the University gymnasium Sanford Field and Renee pits.
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H. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Athens
Sanford
Glen
Stunt Night Planned at University Campus Saturday
Stunt Night to be held on the University campus Saturday night features twenty acts including tumbling slog dancing and music. The Georgia fair will render selections and refreshments will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A. All are invited to attend at 8:16 PM.
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University “Y
Georgia Fair
Georgian Palm Nears Completion At Georgian Hotel
The Georgian Palm Garden inside the Georgian Hotel nears completion with daily equipment arrivals to create a sun parlor style space. A private ice cream plant is being installed, and a nightly concert feature will showcase voices from various calling stations. Opening of the new ice cream parlor is expected around June 1.
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Peaneve
Waycross George J Clark Leads 1923 Bulldogs Captains
George J Clark of Waycross and John Howard head the 1923 Bulldogs as captains for baseball and track tasks. Howard is elected unanimously with Clark and Ware Hutchinson named baseball picks. Hutchinson as alternate. Clark, a two letterman, would have earned football honors if not for a broken collarbone.
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George J.clark
Waycross
Gaines
Bulldogs
John Howard
George ‘Clark
Ware
Hutchingon
Ware Hutchindo
George
John
Clark
Romn Ware
Hutchinson
Frost
Yarn Pantone
el Cody
Aler Itateie da Schnacter Atree
Metter
Fred Sale
Atlanta
Pat Powers
Columbus
Ralph Pitts
I ‘Atlanta
Owen Donald
Eae
Eef
Augusta
Ho Kathlen
John Tifton
H.C. Kicklighter
Ess
H. J. Roper
Villanonere T
Mrs. S T Roberts Died On Thursday
Local notice reports the death of Mrs. S T Roberts on Thursday. A brief obituary mentions her passing and notes her family and residence.
Rail freight rates cut about ten percent nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a horizontal reduction of roughly 10 percent in freight rates on Wednesday. Passenger and Pullman charges remain unchanged. Agricultural products are reportedly unaffected. The commission said the cuts aim to restore rate levels to a sustainable point and stabilise business conditions while preserving adequate transport for the public.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sweer
Wedsday
Western
United States
Salvation Army Campaign Raises Funds at Luncheon
The Salvation Army drive reported 1640.25 dollars at a luncheon hosted Wednesday at the Christian church. A barbecue Friday will further the fundraiser, with proceeds aiding the church basement. 25 people attended including the Salvation Army Advisory Board and team workers. Charles Phinisy is the financial chairman.
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Nell Upshraw
Salvation Army
Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
Salvation ‘Army Advisory Board
Salvation Army Campaign
Charles Phinisy
Dr and Mrs Soule Ito Host AG Class Outing
An excerpt lists Dr and Mrs Soule Ito hosting an AG class outing featuring songs jokes and light entertainment. The fragment hints at a social event with Bosley organizing a program and a focus on easing life’s seriguaness for a brief period during Saturday activities.
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Mrs
Soule Ito
Vin Agricultural Saternen
Jamal
Bosley
Bond Committees to Hold Meeting at City Hall Tonight
Bond committees plan a 6 PM meeting at City Hall to finalize petitions urging a favorable vote on the run-over bond election. All petitions must reach the county commissioners by Friday 10 AM. chairmen emphasize full committee attendance and rapid name gathering.
Military exercises slated for Saturday at Sanford Field
The annual program includes the prize drills at Sanford Field next Saturday at 4 PM with judges Calvary Beard Captain Lloyd D Brown Riverside Military Academy Frank Holden William King Meadow Captain Horace Stringfellow Lester Davis and Loreen Mobant. Prizes include a gold medal a silver watch fob and a silver loving cup for top company. The event features company and troop drills group games and various prize events.
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Sanford ‘Field
Calvary Beard
Lloyd D. Brown
Infantry
Riverside Military Academy
Frank A. Holden
82Nd Division
William King Meadow
Horace Stringfellow, Jr
U. S, Army
Lloyd O. Brown
Georgia
Prise
Hugh Abercrombie Hardware Dealer Dies in Athens Hospital
The man identified as Hugh Abercrombie, partner in a Wai ville hardware firm, died at Athens General Hospital from a gunshot wound believed self inflicted. He is survived by a wife and two children, one a daughter living in Circle. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Bernstein
Abercromble
Won
Wiville
What Henry Woodfin Souths Great Orator Thought About Journalism
Fragmentary notes show Henry Woodfin South discussed journalism and political talk in Atlanta era. The text hints at efforts to recruit him for Congress in Georgia and references a 1682 date, with continuation on Page Six.
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Henry Woodfin South
Doys
Atlanta
Georgia
A& m
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Urry Gantt
Daily Colum
MLL
Owen Reynolds
By Nell Upshaw
By H. J. Gaertner
Ware Hutchinson
Stine Howard
Wed
Interstate. Commerce Commission
T.C
P. Mt
Sanford Field
Lester M. Davis
D. E
Hugh Abercrombie
WOU
General Hospitar
Hen Ownee
I Ware Firm’ of
Waiville
Gray High
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