Rumors Fly on Georgia Rural Hall Commissioner Race
Rumors spread about candidates for Georgia agriculture commissioner and potential congress race. Capt B Wright, longtime agriculture official, and Ellas Martin of Elbert County are named as likely contenders with broad support.
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Bartow county wins first prize at Macon Georgia State Fair
Bartow county led the Georgia state fair exhibit at Central City Park Macon on November 7 securing first prize with a complete new display. Worth county placed second Bibb county third with a strong home county effort. Spalding Camden and Baldwin followed with other prizes. Individual top awards went to R Durden and J D Lumsden of Bibb.
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Y. W. C. A. Holds State Convention at Grand Forks
Grand Forks North Dakota November 7 the annual state convention of the Young Women's Christian Association began here and will continue over tomorrow. The conference is for association members students and teachers in educational institutions Bible students and those interested in missionary work. Attendees include state committee members and national and North Dakota secretaries Miss Helen F Barnes and Miss Myra B Fishback.
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Woman's Missionary Union closes session in Griffin
The Woman's Missionary Union ended its Griffin session with talks on a state missionary library and plans to evangelize the Negro. Memorial services for Mrs. Hatcher were held and a scholarship fund established in her memory. Delegates elected officers and the next convention will meet in Hartwell, Georgia.
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UNC football player dies from practice injury
John Cooper, UNC student and member of the football team, died last night in Clinton, North Carolina. His fatal injury occurred during September practice when he was tackling a dummy, damaging his spinal cord and causing paralysis.
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Blue Ribbon Used In Dessert Tasting Praise
A dessert praised for its superior flavor suggests the cook used Blue Ribbon Vilaveviagle trasts. The remark highlights the high quality of the pudding or dessert as a sign of expert preparation.
Murphy Denies Tammany Treachery Amid Bryan Fallout
New York leader Charles F. Murphy defends Tammany Hall against treachery charges over Bryan. He asserts loyalty and cites Bryan’s weak statewide support, noting Ohio Indiana and Minnesota elected Democratic governors while Bryan faltered. He argues the county ticket’s weak showing proves no Tammany betrayal. The article also includes an unrelated medical ad for Pazo Ointment and Electric Bitters testimonials.
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