Local Banner-Herald Campaign Offers Double Votes and Gold Prize
The Banner-Herald announces a campaign ending tonight offering double votes for subscriptions and a $100 in gold prize. Members may solicit renewals across districts, with extended subscriptions counting for extra votes, and all entries must be delivered to the Campaign Department before 10 pm Saturday October 11.
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Wilelet
Aliney
Banner-Herald
Miarnifice
Nartica'n
Gates
Perlot
Jonney-Herald
Thedfords Black-Draught Praised By Seymour Woman
Mrs. Clara Peacock of Seymour Indiana describes a long stomach trouble relief with Thedford s Black-Draught after other medicines failed She notes relief from indigestion and constipation and endorses its gentle natural action for all ages urging readers to buy the genuine product from their druggist.
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Seymour, Ind
Clara Peacock
Thedford
Tao
NoMa
City Taxes Special Notice Delinquent Penalties Postponed
The notice states taxes are due and payable from October to November. A penalty of $1.59 on all delinquents will be postponed. City official O’Farrell is cited as City M relate. The notice references a person nicknamed Bat in unclear terms.
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O'Farrell
Citirs
Athens
Atlanta
Henry J. Doherty & Co
Doherty
Beloved State Normal School Social Roundup Hosts Visitors
State Normal News recounts students and guests visiting from Commerce Winterville Athens and Monroe. Many pairs of sisters cousins and friends share rides meals and Sunday visits with Miss Elizabeth Miller Miss Annie Clarkson Miss Zola Marshall and other campus members.
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J. In Addison
Lila Mae Addison
Atin Newman
Mina Myrtle Ward
Ax Leresta
Anroh’ Ward
Grace Allen
University of Georgia
Loreva Brod
Elizabeth Miller
B. M. Miller
T. Cridkdennin
Colquitt Hardeman
Commerce
Ed “Soule Wan
Frances Marshall
Atlanta
Zola Marshall
Sunnis
Willie Maude Adams
Ki. H. Adams
Aoe
Celia Lord
Mr. Ho
Son Trueman
Annette
Martha Robison
Mary Chapman
Willie
Kate Abysson
Hudson
Edith Nelson
Harry Hanuday
A. C. Carsul
Daughers
Missey Merle
Lite
Mebel Carson
Woeat
Vis‘isher
Mins Freida Durst
J.T. Davidson
Washington
Lucile Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Tuck
Winterville
Frances Dillard
Marianna Zuber
Mary Haygood
Mary Fale
Clyde
Paul McGee
Myrtis
B. J. Batley
Newnan
Mary Virginia
Beck Colley
Bernice Dixon
Annie Turner
G. Ry Ball
Louise
Colley
Univer Ral
Lucy
Seal
Lillie Mae Kelley
Antile Kelley
Thomaston
Parks Shell
Flossie
Carlton Colquitt
University
Anerr
Sara Duncan
Grace
L. J. Hale
Meadames
W. H. Andrew
M. E. Moore
C. Rt. Armon
Herbert Moore
Mitxes
Ruth Andrew
Elizabeth Moore
Miswea Bertha Hipp
la- Nasare Barnette
Lucy Bryan
Maryno
Mary Elizabeth Jortes
Ruth Andrews
Winnie Davis Hall Gossip and Parlor Scenes
A scrambled local society summary recounts Winnie Davis Hall hosting a Savannah club gathering with guests, birthdays, gifts, rides, and club meetings. The long item mentions a baby alligator named Jimmie, the Rehabilitation float in a parade, and various social functions with dates and attendees.
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Winnie Davis Hall
Winnie
Winnnie
Ile
Jimmie
Frederica
Mary Conley
Savannah Club
Clib
Sexton
FP. Brown
Lueile’ Charlton
Carrie Clay
Missex Coorl Burroughs
Reginatt Cubbedge
Frances Cargill
Laity Grey
Butch Davin
Frederica Oiiver
Norma Parker
Venita Mayer
Julia Lawrence
George + Hillis
Claire Erie
Mary Helle
Claire Morson
Mary Bello Houser
Claire Emerson
Harriet Stephens
Elizabeth Kimball
Leslye Baker
Virginia Reach
Louise Gordy
Ventta Mayer
Fimner Jackson
Edith Orr
Mlason Ruth’ Orr
Nettie Lou Howard
Wyb Haker
Marthe Puryear
Ed Puryear
Paul Holiday
Lucile
Lena Smith
Margaret Green
Ogles Thorpe So Club
Saruteay
Margaret Auns
Misa
Margaret’ Green
Erneon
Smith
Crawford
Lena Mith
Bart
Mile Butterson
Beth Kimball
Mary Belle Mouser
Carre Clay
Jane Coppa
Atlante Club
Cradley Varior
Misa Dally Cooper
Mary Waddell
Celia Bolly
Courucer
Tomas
Virginia Leach
Lewlye Baker
W. Hl. George
Emily
Elizabeth George
Susan Bryan
France
Spiv * Marie
Georgia
Moitfa Michtter
Camdin
Alice Freemann Valmer
Cox
Wilkerson
Cordet
Thormartin
Iverson
Motor Corps
Cothran
Mint of Georgia
Chaol
Columbia
University
Mn 4 Ae
Williams Katurdiy
Atticus Boys To Hear McEachern Korean Minister
Rev. John McEachern of Korea will address Athens boys at a special Boys Meeting tomorrow at 3:00 PM in the Y M C A. He is a Davidson College and Columbia Seminary graduate who spent seven years in Korea studying Protestant Christianity progress. The event invites all county boys to attend with guardians.
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John McEachern
Korea
Boys of Athens
Young Men's Christ In Association
McEachern
Davidson College
Columbia Theological Seminary
Eduke
Nerouy
Boyd
Vlace
Two Men Named Fill Vacancies in University Council
Two men from Medd daxt duty Morngiao the Law and Commerce Departments were named to all vacancies in those departments. Jet McPowell of Griffin and Wilbur ren of Albany filled all council vacancies caused by Stokeley Northcart’s inability to serve and by J G Keller’s move from Commerce to Social Science.
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Law and Commerce
Jet McPowell
Griffin
Wilburren
Albany
Couneil
Stokeley Northcart
J. G. Keller
Lctely Fraternity
Commerce Department
Thee
Soclal Science
Campaign to Boost University Memorial Fund Aims High
Reported drive aims to raise two hundred thousand dollars as part of a national university memorial campaign. Leaders state substantial progress with talk of larger targets and broad participation by alumni and women volunteers across the state.
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Eae Ee
Rom
Hirsch
Chai Hirsch Betrooks
Agnou O Sie
Cee Ag Ila
Sandigs
Athens
Election results for Demosthenian and Phi Kappa councils
The Demosthenian Society elected its council on Wednesday night October 5 with A T Levie RC Pitt man and Carl K Nelson securing majorities. Phi Kappa chose Oliver S Morton Ellis H Mixon unanimously and L We HIM Jr joined as Phi Kappa’s other council representative.
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Vetoner
Méssra
A. T. Levie
RC. Pittman
Carl K. Nelson
the Demosthenian
Phi Kappa
Oliver S$. Morton
Ellis H. Mixon
L. We Him, Jr
Election tightens lines in college class offices
The Sophomore class elected Meg A C Baird as its clerk and future leader of the class while Freshman leadership chose A S James of Fort Waller for their guardian of the gate. College officials Barrow Dean Snelling and others attended the annual clan night and praised the selections.
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Wilson
Claiw
Meg A.C. Baird
Acancy
Baird
A. S. James
Fort. Waller
Theaven
Barrow
Dean
Snelling
Giwo
Freshman Club Organized at Chi Phi Fraternity House
The Freshman Club was organized at the Chi Phi Fraternity house last Thursday. Officers elected include J. K. Harley as president L. C. Randall as vice president Louise Pease as secretary W. B. Hunt as treasurer. The club aims to help freshmen meet each other and participate in the forthcoming Little Commencement event.
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Chi Phi Fraternity
J. K. Harley
L. C. Randall
Louise Pease
W. B. Hunt
Beant-at-arms
Football Results at Auburn and Mententypl College Notes
Fragmented sports and obituary items mention Auburn football score 56 to 0 and other college results. An obituary notice indicates a service and interment for a girl with family sympathy expressed. The text includes names and locations but is garbled and partial.
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Auburn
Clemaouw
Mententypl
Uitaal Pp College
Harvard Losses to Outsiders Highlight Stale Rivalries
Morgan Blake reports from Cambridge on Harvard’s tough run against outsiders, noting twelve losses in a span with sparse scoring detail. The piece references historic games, dates, and teams including Carlisle, Amherst, Dartmouth, and Wesleyan.
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Morgan Blake
Cambridge
Tod Mit
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Wesleygi
Amherst
Dartmouth
Carlisle
Warvad
Bown
Brown
Nabbéu
Prince
First Annual University Cross Country Meet Planned
The University plans a first annual cross country run in November at Athens. Geor gia Ingeie Virginia and Sanford Weld highlight the meet which offers letters and prizes. Top athletes from across the country are expected to compete for honors and rankings.
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Ig Enna
Heny Adaeowat
T “Fantase
Georgii Ingeie
Virginia
Sanford Weld
Miners Granted Bail in Boone County Conspiracy Case
Indicted members of the Mine Workers of America in Boone County face charges of conspiracy and murder tied to disorders near the Boone Loran border. Judge Blind set bail at 4000 dollars for four defendants as others were refused. Names listed include Howard White, QC Gibson, Peter McNally, Dan Shumate, Telbert Adkine, Lucien White, John Bink and Dara Miles.
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TOGAN
Meliad Mine Workers of America
Boone-Loran County
Manen St Amt
Hailwen
Blind
Howerd White
Lo. Gibson
Peter McNally
Dan Shumate
Telbert Adkine
Lucien White
John Bink
Dara Miles
Railroad sale set for public auction in Chattanooga
The Tennessee Alabama and Georgia railroad will be offered on the courthouse steps at noon Saturday unless an alternative arrangement is made.
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SFL
Chattanooga
Tennes
Alabama and Georgia Railroad
Court House
Court Adjourne Until Monday Hearings Docket Swells
Judge Portson Wridgy adjourned Clark county court sessions until Monday. The morning docket begins at 1 o clock with a heavy civil docket and numerous divorce cases expected to be disposed of. Aerial incident noted involving Alexandre Gustav and a Pflite et Feria figure in the town.
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Portson
Clark
Alexandre Gustav 1
Fite Et Feria
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