Farmers urged to save cotton against boll weevil damage
A citizen letter from Athens business men praises Larry Gantt's coverage of farm reports and urges farmers in Oconee Oglethorpe and nearby counties to resist plowing up cotton. It stresses careful acreage management, pest control, and the need to grow food crops while safeguarding cotton for cash this fall.
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Athens
Deu
Gantt
Banner-Herald
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Franklin
Ted Boll
Madison
Deman Saya
Franklin Farmére
Poten
Untermyer urges action to break GE monopoly
Washington debate over charging General Electric with monopolistic practices. Samuel Untermyer wrote to Attorney General Daugherty and Senator LaFollette proposing prosecution at no government cost to curb public extortion. Daugherty reportedly resisted broad action amid steel merger concerns. La Follette cited department inaction and urged Senate oversight.
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Washington
D. C
General Electric Company
Samuel Untermyer
Council For the Lockwood Investigating Company
New York
Daugherty
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Untermyer
J. P. Morgan & Company
Domlee Ee
la Follette
Department of Justice
Crowds Gather As Baseball Player Returns From Hospital
The article notes crowds throng to greet a baseball figure arriving from Greenville where he was treated in a hospital for injuries from a collision. Local residents and officials discuss his condition and anticipate further developments while混.
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Tamer
Herman Itt
Mdiccoda
Greenville
Geenville
Herrick Risks Death for Aerial Feat in Congress Row
An obscure sketch shows Representative Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma volunteering to fly with flyer Herbert Faby to request a plane from the War Department. Herrick vows to back the move personally and jokes about insurance and stunts as he downplays fears of a crash.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Manuel Herrieg
Oklahoma
Herbert ‘I. Faby
The
AL Necktie
M. Herrick
Congressmary
Greaaman
Zeral
Boy Scouts Meet Christian Church Session
Boy Scout troops 4 and 5 will meet with the Christian Church organization at 7:30. The session of the Court of Honor will award star badges to David Campbell and Bertram Boley for special work. Merit badges will be discussed. All city Boy Scouts and others interested are invited.
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Oisre Eri
Chélatian Church
Messia
Sextot
H. A
Ram
Court of Honor
David Campbell
Bertram
Boley
Boy Scouts
Phi Kappa Literary Society Grants Eight Diplomas
Eight seniors of the University received diplomas from the Phi Kappa Literary Society at a Wednesday night farewell meeting. Mr. Te Net Ww Reed, registrar, and a Phi Kappa alumnus presided. Judge Andrew J. Cobb of Athens spoke. Col. Henry He West offered remarks. The ceremony marked the society’s centennial year with remarks on its historic speakers and future aims.
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Phi Kappa Literary Society
Ee Cao
Te Net Ww. Reed
Te University
Phi Kappa Allumni
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Henry He
Notable memorial at Winnie Davis Hall displays WWI patriotic keepsakes
The Winnie Davis Hall collection at the State Normal School is a notable WWI display honoring Miss Moina Michael. It features letters, datapictures, poems, and wartime artifacts with depictions of leaders like Wilson and Foch. The exhibit highlights the heroic and tragic aspects of the era.
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Winnie Davis
State Normal
Winnile Davis
Ted Crosp
Brooks-Tingle announcement links Forsyth pair to Norman Park wedding
The Forsyth couple James Amog Tingle and Marie Brooks announce the marriage of their daughter to William Park Brooks Jr. at Norman Park Georgia. Mrs Brooks is a graduate of Hes sie Tift College and the University of Chicago. Mr Brooks is a home graduate of the University of Georgia and Southern Baptist Seminary.
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University of Georgia
Southern Baptist
Ee Seminary
Spout Honor Court Meets Friday Night
The Court of Honor will meet Friday at eight at the First Christian Church. Applications for merit badge tests must be filed with C. D. Flanigen by five. Troops 4 and 5 attend. a song practice led by Mr. Stevx of the Rotary Club opens the session. Troop 18 meets at Prince Avenue Baptist Church. New scouts are invited to attend.
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Court of Honor
Jin
First Christian Church
Boy Scout
C. D. Flanigen
Stevx
Rotary Club
Chetan
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Cncb
Scoutland
Petition drive seeks county bond approval for university campus paving
Citizens at City Hall framed petitions and formed committees led by Waters of Athens and Clarke County to urge the county commission to call a special meeting. They plan to present the request to fund a major city and county works program including paving, a new parking facility, and a campus building for the university to accommodate next year's student body. The effort targets a county action at a ten o'clock session with commissioners Hodgson and Tate Griffith expected to hear the bond proposal.
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Over
Athens
Clarke Cointy
Pston
Rey
County Commission
Bond
Prigay
Morning” Missioners
Hodgson
Tate Griffith
City
Coun
Little Jolin Bell Dies At Four In Athens
Julia Ben Bell four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred G Bell of 240 DuBose avenue died Thursday afternoon at 145 o'clock after two weeks in Athens General Hospital funeral arrangements set Cleveland Ga with interment at Cleveland Cemetery. Stowe Bell Company undertakers of Gainesville aided by By Duta way Sons of Athens in charge. Survivors include parents and three sisters Horace Zeasure and others.
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Julia’Ben
Fred G. Bell
DuBose
Avenue
Athens General Hospital
Cortones
Cleveland
Stowe- Bell “Company
Gainonvilley
Dutaway & Sons
Athens
Phe Little
Gtel
Te’ Wurvived
Bestion
Threa
Alster
Hun Srt
Horace and
Zeasure
Eases
William li
Ign Pia Loulk White
Josie Tit
Rae Ea
Francis Bishop to Speak Sunday at Local Store
Dr Francis Bishop Montgom ery Ala southern superintendent of the Universalist church will speak at the Dail Marting others shoe store after noon about religion The event is announced in a brief notice with fragmented text but confirms a Sunday speaking engagement by Bishop in Alabama.
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Francis Bishop
Princis B.bishop
Montgomery
Ala
Universalist Church
Dail Martig
Aes
In Woods Near Langley Found Drunk Alleged Victim
Fragmentary report states an unidentified man was found in woods near Langley in an altered condition. He claimed to have been in the company of several men before losing memory and was revived.
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Langley
Rudolph
Tesi
Baseball scores and notices from the league results
Declared results from the Southern and National Leagues show mixed scores with Philadelphia beating Brook and Chicago nabbing wins as schedules are adjusted. American League games include New York, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and Philadelphia with several rescheduled contests noted, alongside a legal notice about inventors seeking a patent in Georgia dated June 1, 1922.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Bosinn
Philadelphia
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