Barrow Suggests Trial to Dr. Knapp in Nashville
A brief note indicates Mr Barrow proposed a trial to Dr Knapp in Nashville amid unclear context. The fragment mentions Knapp School and is obscured. No further details are available.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
3
Knapp Farm Life School Plan Promoted by Fertilizer Group
Georgia figures prominently as Chancellor Barrow backs a Nashville Knapp School of Farm Life dedication led by Dr. Seaman A. Knapp. National Fertilizer Association urged to endorse with a $500 contribution toward the $250,000 match from the General Education Board for the Knapp School in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Knapp
Nashville
Seaman A. Knapp
Barrow
University of Georgia
Memorial Fund
Thos. E. Early
National Association of Fertilizer Manufacturers
Norfolk
Harry Hodgson
South
Tenn
Geor- Kila
Boys’ Corn
Nashville, Tenn
The
United States
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Boys’ Corn Club
Jacksonville
Fla
General Education Board of New York
National Fertlizer Association
School of Farm Life
Georgia
Illinois
General Education Board of
New York
National Fertilizer Association
General Education Board
Michigan Manager Aims to Organize League With Athens
Michigan manager seeks to form a baseball league featuring Athens, pushing plans forward amid discussions with local clubs and potential sponsors. The effort centers on creating a regional circuit to bolster competition and visibility for young players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Athens
Athens eyed for northeast Georgia end of new baseball league
Hugh Shannon writes from Buffalo promising to push a new Class D circuit in Athens with backing from streetcar and business groups. He plans lease agreements for the ball park and aims to attract a major league club to boost publicity and interest, with meetings to appoint officers and prepare facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Northeast Georgia
Hugh Shannon
Schang
Bay City
Michigan
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Chamber of Commerce
Callaway
Shannon
New York Americans
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Ball Park
Hugh A. Shannon
Oxford Ave
C. C. Callaway
Thens
Georgia
P. m
Thomas C. Stouch
Greenville
Stouch
Anderson
Artanburg
Columbia
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Columbus
Ohio
Vinci claims aid for anaemia and a skin remedy
An Athens Georgia drugstore ad promotes Vinci as a treatment for anaemia with a testimonial from Miss Yvonne Helmes of Fall River Massachusetts. It asserts three bottle use improves appetite digestion headaches and strength and offers a money-back guarantee. The notice also advertises Saxo a new skin remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Yvonne Helmes
Fall River
Mass
H. J. Valmer & Sons
Athens
P. S
Saxo
Local Masons Attend Grand Lodge Sessions in Macon
Mr W A Capps worshipful master and Mr Ver non an appointive officer of the Georgia Grand Lodge travel with Messrs L N Betts and J H McKinnon to Macon for the annual Grand Lodge sessions Representatives from Athens Grand Chap tel will attend The commandery meets separately from the grand lodge and chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Capps
Lodge of Masons
Vernon
Grand Lodge of Georgia
L. N. Betts
J. H. McKinnon
Macon
Grand Lodge
Grand Chaptel
Athens
Rev C C Jarrell To Deliver Few Literary Society Anniversary Talk
Reverend C C Jarrell departs this morning for Oxford to deliver the anniversary address for the annual celebration of the Few Literary Society’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Jarrell
Oxford
Few Literary Society
Virginia Varsity Faces Georgia Trip Amid Carnival Fare
The University of Virginia football team left Charlottesville for Atlanta to play Georgia. A large student send off at Union Station led to a scuffle with Officer Stratton, injuries, and later disruptions at the carnival and moving picture shows without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian University
Charlottesville
Atlanta
Georgia
Charlottes E Daily Progress
Virginia
Teft
Union Station
Stratton
Jefferson
Rex
Athens Mayoral and Alderman Candidacy Notice
W F Dorsey announces candidacy for mayor of Athens subject to Democratic primary. J H McKinnon runs for Alderman First Ward subject to primary action.
Dudley Announces Candidacy for Athens First Ward Alderman
A. G. Dudley declares his bid for the office of Alderman in Athens First Ward subject to the Democratic primary election. He seeks election as ward representative and invites party support.
Alderman Candidates Named for Second and Third Wards
A slate lists George Collins and Vincent Mathews for the Second Ward Democratic primary and Thomas J. Nichols for the Second Ward, with H P Hinton also noted for the Third Ward alderman race.
Dobbs Announces Democratic Candidacy in Athens Third Ward
W. F. Dobbs files as a candidate in the Democratic primary for Athens city Third ward. The filing signals his intent to seek the party nomination and city council seat.
Hugh H. Gordon Seeks Fourth Ward Alderman Seat
Local notice announces re election bid for Hugh H. Gordon to the office of alderman in the Fourth ward subject to the democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Hugh H. Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astrachan
Knapp School
Chancellor's Office
Uncle Sam
AG School
Dr. King
S. A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Cui
Iester
Miss Holmes
Grand Masonic Lodge
City of
W. F. Dorsey
A. G. Dudley
Vincent Mathews
George Collins
Thos. J. Nichols
Third Ward
H. P. Hinton
W. F. Dobbs
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