University Lecture Series Promises Wide Range of Topics
The university announces an extensive lecturer list for an upcoming term. Alfred Akerman discusses forest fires causes and prevention with lessons from German forests. Reginald Moore covers modern electrical development and applications. J. M. Morris explores English language evolution. C. M. Strahan presents ancient architecture’s value to modern times with stereopticon slides.
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Tel Ged
Germany
Achimet
Georgia
Thistory
HP de Leneh
Corton
W. D. Hooper
Rome
Aries
North
Virginia
Nita
Tennessee
South
John Mocris
W. C. Payne
Napoleon
CM. Snelling
Franklin College
S. V. Sanford
End. TV
Irwin Russel
Adesr Allen Poe
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
J. S. Stewart
C. M. Strahan
Barn Fire Destroys Smithonia Cart and Forage
A barn at Smithonia burned yesterday morning destroying a large cart and much forage. The building and contents were a total loss. the cause is unknown but may have been incendiary according to witnesses.
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James M. Smith
Smithonia
Verdict Reaches Plaintiff in City Court Case Potter v Society
The city court trial of Mrs. Sarah Potter against a life insurance firm resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff. Proceedings indicate possible actions on appeal and subsequent adjournments as further cases were postponed.
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Sarah Potter
Vheo Manual Life Industrial Associae
Coo
Cobh
City to Award Sewer Material Contract Soon
City engineers and the sewer committee will review bids for sewer material in a few days and award the contract. Negotiations with the Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. for a right of way about one thousand feet are proceeding, with expected rapid approval.
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Bar Petto
Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. Cor
Special Dinner Menu with Roast Turkey and Sides
A dated menu lists a special chicken okra gumbo soup corn bread and cold shaw sweet pickles. It features roast turkey with dressing cranberry sauce celery salmon salad fried trout mashed potatoes rice beans and desserts with coffee or tea. Manager K Williams signs the card.
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Shaw
K. Williams, Mgr
College Avenue Prayer Meeting Tonight at Cox Residence
A College avenue prayer meeting is scheduled for eight o'clock tonight at Mr. A. C. Cox's residence. This will be the last meeting until next March. Also listed are titles for lectures and books: The Story of the Gothic Cathedral by T. J. Wooster and The Kingdom of Mind.
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College Avenue
A. C. Cox
T. J. Wooster
HILLIARD IN THE LANCIA WINS BIG AUTOMOBILE RACE
Race at Savannah on Nov 25 saw William Al Wiliard of Boston drive the Lancia to victory in the first international horseless carriage event in the United States. The field suffered two serious accidents with 11 drivers finishing, and Burman in Buick No 2 and Hilliard in Lancia No 2 duelled early before the Italian car surged ahead.
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Hilliard
Lancia
Savannah
Buick
William al Wlilliard
Boston
Dralian
Robert Burnan
Noo Os
Hale Innry
Tina
Thes Wines
S Damein
Lorine
Chalmers
Phic Laritec
Hearne
Bay
Easter
1Tchinie'an
Frank Thompson
al Poole
Morem
Robert Burman
Bivekear
Devion
Burman
Viet
Jianpesd
Ty Er
Thanksgiving at the Y M C A in Athens
The Young Men Christian Association hosts an indoor baseball game at 8:30 with a business men versus students team and a prize for kicks. An evening program includes songs readings and refreshments by the ladies auxiliary with invited church youth and families attending.
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Christian Associaton
Ing
Athens
Physe
Jessie Jackson
Amanda Hutcheson
Kate Holliday
Florence Hodgson
F. J. Ball
Holliday
Thanksgiving Service at First Presbyterian Church
At 11 o'clock this morning the First Presbyterian church holds the usual Thanksgiving service. Rev. E. L. Hill will speak and an offering will be taken for superannuated ministers.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
Mr Thomas F Green Departs for Thomasville
Mr. Thomas F. Green left yesterday afternoon for Thomasville.
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Thomas F. Green
Thomasville
Progress on the new high school building
The brickwork reaches the first floor and the ally finished. completion hoped by March 1 but move-in not planned until the next September term. East Ather building work delayed until spring. winter progress limited as land is unused until September. The project could be erected in three months.
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East Ather
College avenue bridge over Oconee river to reopen
A large number of citizens and area residents will be glad to hear that the College avenue bridge over the Oconee river is soon to be finished. The bridge was swept off its piers by last summer freshet and is now being put in shape for traffic again with work on covering and flooring progressing rapidly.
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College Avenue
Oconee River
Thanksgiving Day Services at Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Church holds Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and morning prayer with Holy Communion at 11 o clock A second offering will be taken for the infirm and disabled clergy of the diocese Mrs Albert Wall of Bogart was in the city yesterday
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Emmanuel Church
Albert Wall
Bogart
City
Harvest Home and The Other Peters In Coincidental Strike
fragmented OCR text references Harvest Home and names Peters and Ellie Peasgh with unclear actions. readable fragments suggest a local story or notice about a strike, gate, road, and weathered events but no cohesive details or clear entities beyond Harvest Home and scattered names.
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like A 19th Century Triptych
A garbled OCR passage mentions Pete, a tavern, Fay, and a purse placed on a table or counter. The text is highly fractured, obscuring clear events, names, places, and outcomes. The snippet offers no verifiable actions or dates to establish a coherent report.
Thanksgiving Dinner and Local Events at Santa Clara Areas
frayed notes mention a Thanksgiving dinner at Aldean and a recurring event schedule in Santa Clara with unclear details about times and locations. The text references a church or cafe gathering, a food event, and social activities, but specifics are fragmented and hard to confirm.
Very Attractive Pictures at Crystal Theater
The Crystal Theater presents a striking program with a famed Chicago performer Mr. Paly singing this afternoon and tonight. An attractive lineup is arranged for Fairyland and Snydet at the Seats, with vivid scenes and notable entertainment promised.
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Crystal
America
Mr. Paly
Chicago
Myer
Wade Durham of Woodville Visits City on Wednesday
Mr. Wade Durham of Woodville was in the city Wednesday, indicating a routine midweek visit.
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Wade Durham
Woodville
Steel Ridge Reel Yields A Four Star Show
A fragment from a steel town page hints at a local event featuring a standout four star performance. The text mentions Steel Ridge and a dramatic reel style display with notable audience reaction. Further details are unreadable due to damage.
Pork Bar Clash Sparks Midday Swap of Blunt Cries
Local scene reports a crowded bar brawl over pork dishes escalating into a midday exchange of blunt remarks. Police advised calm as patrons calmed, no injuries reported.
Are Now Open CW Street Opening Report
The opening of CW Street from Bros Street to Daxter Street along the tanyard Wraneh is intended to serve many residents. The street will provide better access for a significant number of people in the area.
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Reo Street
Bros Street
Daxter Street
Tanyard Wraneh
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