Harness Races Planned at Fair Grounds Next Monday
Local promoters announce a harness racing program at the Fair grounds next Monday at 10 o clock with 25 cents admission, free carriage and grandstand seating. Judges and starters T. Onn J F Rhoden and E H Dorsey will oversee two heats purses for fifty horses per race. First heat matches Mori tor driven by W. and Luby driven by H. P. and Willis Falls for one mile. Second race offers best three half mile heats with Aledi Jago and H ton among others. Third race features best three in heats with Hobert H and F H Dearingmont leading. The event promises strong turnout.
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Tny
Fair Grounds
Messrs
T. Onn
J F. Rhoden
E. H Dorsey
Bethe
Moritor
Mr. W
Luby
H. P
Willis Falls
Aledi
T.E. Jago
H. Ton
Airway
Mr Son
Willis
Hobert H
F. H. Dearingmont
Hinton
Vienna lecture by E Grdnandil sparks local education drive
Vienna Ga insight fills schoolchildren with talk on E Lee as Vienna residents rally behind Branson whose life work driven toward rural education. The community anticipates a Georgian speaker highlighting education as the path to progress, while a local reader praises the dedication of educators behind the movement. A separate notice endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung disease with trial bottles offered.
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Vienna
E Eon
E. Lee
Vienna News
Ethan Mr. Branson
Georgia
Mr. Branson
Branson
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
HAR. Palmer & Son
Memorial for Confederate veteran Richard Saye in Athens
Mr Richard W Saye aged 79 died after a brief illness at his son’s home in Atlanta. He served in the Troop Artillery from Athens and performed brave acts at Fredericksburg. His funeral was held in Atlanta and his body will be brought to Athens for burial. Confederate veterans and Troop Artillery members are urged to assemble and march from City Hall at 9 30 this morning with services led by Rev E D Stone. Pallbearers named from Troop Artillery include H H Carlton O W Motes B F Calp E O Kinnebrew Jesse Hill Howell Cobb Jos Bradberry Howard Mallins.
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E D. Saye
Atlanta
Richard W. Saye
Mr. Saye
Messrs
A. H. Saye
Joe A. Saye
City
Jones Brown
Wm. Walford
Athens
Fredericksburg
Seaboard
Sage
Athena
Troop Artillery
Cobb Delaney
City Hall
E. D. Stone
Mesars
H. H. Carlton
O. W. Motes
B. F.calp
E. O. Kinnebrew
Jesse Hill
Howell Cobb
Jos. Brad
Bottle throwing leads to small fine in Mayor's court
A university student Feidelson and several boarders faced charges after a bottle of wine was thrown from a window striking Fankenstein's room. Mayor Rhodes dismissed others. Feidelson paid seven dollars and fifty cents. He claimed no intent to hit the neighbor's house.
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N. Fieldelson
University
Louis Morris
Hancock Avenue
Feidelson
Mr. P. Fankenstein
Mr. Morris
Mr. Fankenstein
Rhodes
Fankenstine
Fankenstein
Miss Kennedy Tonight in As You Like It at Opera House
Elizabeth Kennedy stars as Rosalind in Shakespeare’s As You Like It at the opera house tonight. The cast includes John Webster Orlando and Cyril Young Touchstone with Fanchon Campbell Celia and Mack Price Jaques. critics praise Kennedy’s poised performance and the company’s strong Shakespearean delivery.
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Kennedy
Rlizabeth Kennedy
Rosalind
Shakespeare
Elizabeth Kennedy
Marie
Poaseau
South
Fies Kennedy
Cpany
Miss Kennedy
John Webstt
Orlando
Mr. Webster
Stuart Judson
Fanchon Campbell
Celia
Iark Prince An Jacques
Mary Anderson
May Ellsworth
Charles N. Lum
Thomas Quinn
Warren Donran
John Lahore
Cyril Young
Charles B. Kelr
The
Atlanta Constitution
Betill
FanchoadgOapbell
May Anderson
Audrey
Dora Donnelly
Phoebe
Touchstone
John Webster
Mack Price
Jaques
Camille
Premium checks mailed next week
Announcement explains delays in premium check mailings for Northeast Georgia Fair Association exhibitors due to secretary illness and high closing workload. It states checks will be issued and mailed to winners early next week, and includes brief local ad copy and a moral anecdote about good deeds.
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O. N. Hodgson
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Physician Board Examiners Pass Most Applicants at Meeting
Dr. H. Goss returned from Atlanta where he met the state board of medical examiners. More than two dozen applicants appeared. two failed to pass their examinations. The board is praised for maintaining high standards for physician admission in the state. Mrs. W. W. Saylor of Hilliard, Pa, reports that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured her dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. Kedol is advertised as a digestive tonic and stomach cleanser sold by druggists.
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H. Goss
Atlanta
State Board of Medical Examiners
Moenses
State Board of Examiners
Athens to host largest Georgia Baptist Convention turnout
A Athens Baptist committees will seek homes for 600 to 800 messengers attending the Georgia Baptist Convention in Athens from November 19 to 23. Chairman Thomas S. Mell will appoint helpers this week and by Monday begin assigning accommodations. The event will bring two to three hundred more visitors than any previous Athens gathering, with many distinguished Baptists expected. Citizens of all denominations are urged to aid in housing these guests and ensure warm Athens hospitality.
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Georgia Baptist Convention
Thomas S. Mell
Athens
Baptist Convention
Baptist Committee
Georgia
No where road transformed for Clarke County farmers
Clarke County officials directed repair crews to remove a steep hill on the No where road to Madison County. The improved route is said to handle heavy farm loads with ease and is a marked improvement over prior conditions. Local residents praise the new grade. An Arkansas resident reports kidney and liver relief after using Electric Bitters, advertised locally as a reliable medicine.
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Clarke
Madison County
Georgia
Athens
Supt
Stanley
Bose
Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
W. J. Smith & Bro
Jana H. BR. Palmer & Son
Death of Athens Pioneer William McDowell
William McDowell died yesterday at his daughter’s home in Atlanta at age seventy eight after years of illness. A former Athens grocery merchant, he built a substantial fortune with his son, the late Capt. William A. McDowell. Popular in Athens, his death saddens many. Funeral is in Atlanta with interment at Oakland.
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Atlanta
J.8. Jarvis
William McDowell
McDowell
Mr. McDowell
Athens
William A. McDowell
Mir
Athena
Oakland
Mrs Bryner to Speak in Athens on Sunday School Methods
Mrs Bryner, famed American authority on primary Sunday school work, will lecture at the Odist Church in Athens. An afternoon session targets primary teachers and children, while evening talks appeal to Sunday school officers and interested workers. Local superintendents urge all teachers and children to attend.
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Agecheok
Athens
Bryner
C ML Young Goes With Seaboard Depot Service Desk
Mr O M Young returns to work with Seaboard after leaving Hodgson Cotton Company. He will man the car service desk at the depot and is noted for interest in railroad office work.
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O. M. Young
Hodgson Cotton Company
Seaboard
Young
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C. N. Feidelson
Otto Dodd
Ponder
Bucklen
W.J. Smith & Bro
H. R Palmer & Son
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Avon
Arden
Peldon
Lear
Champaigns
Chicago
H. R. Palmer & Son
the Committee TO Secure
New Nowhere Road
WM. M'Dowell
Mrs. Bryner
Ete Ee
C. ML. Young
Hood
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