Athens paper urges prompt subscriber notices and local civic notes
Subscribers are asked to report late deliveries or failures to deliver to the office. No carrier may collect subscriptions. pay bills at the office or through the regular collector. The piece also surveys local events, politics, road work, and a fire at the Decatur Orphans Home with fundraising for replacement.
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Athens Education Reacts to Record Fall Term Prospects
Educational institutions in Athens including the University of Georgia, State Normal School, Lucy Cobb Institute, and city schools expect large attendance gains this fall. The State Normal School forecasts a record enrollment over 400, while the University anticipates over 600 students with notable growth in the agricultural department. School bonds may be needed to expand facilities as population and demand rise.
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University of Georgia
Department of Civil Engineering
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Bond
South
Georgia
Superior Court of
Clarke County
Georgia Insurance Agency
E. G. Barnett
J. F. Vickery
J. H. Goss
J. W. Griffin
John J. Strickland
The Value of a Robin and a Man
Mrs. Russell Sage gave five thousand dollars to promote robin protection. The tale contrasts this gift with the story of William R. Laidlaw, a former Sage employee injured by a bomb to save Sage. Laidlaw ended in poverty and death, while Sage amassed wealth and his widow now spends it, suggesting people care more for robins than for human beings.
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Russell Sage
Robins
William R. Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Sage
Birthday Note and Landmark Events Chronicle 1791 to 1899
A compact timeline cites Lydia Huntley Sigourney born in Norwich and died in Hartford in 1865, with milestones from 1849 Monterey convention, 1860 Ottawa Parliament buildings, 1861 Grant in Missouri, 1864 Charlottetown federation talks, 1875 Raven Run killings, 1877 Adams Express founder Adams’ death, 1878 bankruptcy act repeal, 1894 Banks’ death, 1899 Norway festival. It also highlights Henri Bourassa born 1868 and early political rise in Quebec.
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Ney
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Terey
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Prince of Wales
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A. S. Grant
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New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
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Molly Maguires
Raven + Run
Alvin Adams
Adams Express Company
Watertown
Mass
Andover
Nathaniel P. Banks
Waltham
Bjornson
Ibsen
Grieg
Christiania
Norway
Oae
Bourassa and Canadian policy in early 20th century politics
The article profiles Sir Henri Bourassa a Quebec politician and MP who backed and later opposed Laurier over Canada’s role in the South African War and navy contracts. It notes his 1900 acclamation and 1904 election win, his influence via Montreal press and speeches, and his call to Quebec voters against Laurier in the upcoming election. It also references a roundup of quips from various newspapers.
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Quebec
Laurier
Canada
Montreal
Montebello
Dominion House of Commons
Bourassa
Cotton Seed Oil Market Opens with Mixed Prices
The market shows opening and closing spots for September through March with varied figures. Reader notes included for months and contract types reflect mixed activity and nearby bids.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Sees 1910–11 Crop at 12,120,095 Bales
Secretary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange reports the 1910-11 commercial cotton crop at 12,120,095 bales. He notes the previous 1909-10 crop was 10,609,668 bales and the 1908-09 crop was 13,825,457 bales.
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Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Yesterday's Ball-Games Report From Southern Cities
Baseball results from Nashville New Orleans Memphis Montgomery list scores in 11 innings and 9 innings. Batteries and umpires named for Atlanta Nashville Mobile Chattanooga Birmingham Montgomery games.
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Atlanta
Cee Ave
Britton and
Wells
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Kellum
Colliflower
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Chattanooga
Benton and
Higgins
Dickson
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Birmingham
Maxwell
Elliott
Bailey and Morgan
Hart
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Yantz
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Gribbens
Hart and
Fruit Company Rouse Getting a New Front
Workmen began installing a modern iron and glass front on the Athens Fruit Company building on Clayton Street. The structure, owned by J N Haddock, will be updated to match other storefronts and improve overall appearance.
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ROUSE
Athens Fruit Company
Clayton Street
J. N. Haddock
Highlanders Take Goat as Cleveland Wins Rivalry Showdown
Detroit dominates Chase crew as the event unfolds with strong results. Cleveland seals a goat lead amid tense action, highlighting regional team rivalries and standings.
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Cleveland
Highlanders
Detroit
Chase
Tyrus Cobb Is Too Speedy for Detroit Laws
Detroit August 31 Tyrus Raymond Cobb ball player extraordinary found guilty of speeding when arraigned before Justice Randolph. Sentence suspended. Officer testified Cobb ran at 24 mph in a 15 mph zone. Ends with questions about teams and managers in pennant race.
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Detroit
Tyrus Ray
Mond Cobb
Dinary
Randolph
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