Harris Campaign Tour Reaches Georgia Counties
Governor Nat E. Harris continues his speaking tour with stops in Waynesboro Sylvania and Springfield amid strong Burke County support. He defends his record on finances and the state road while rebutting Dorsey charges and notes a pardoned soldier case.
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Dudley Glass
Pembroke
Nat E. Harris
Waynesboro
Sylvania
Springfield
Screven County
Harris
Edwin L. Brinson
William H. Davis
Mr. Dorsey
Burke County
Georgia
Dorsey
Slaton
State Road
von Hindenburg
Joffre
Camp Harris
Colors
Ernest Woodruff
Atlanta
King's New Life Pills Gentle Laxative Ad
A vintage advertisement promises a free easy bowel movement daily as a sign of health. It claims the King’s New Life Pills provide a gentle laxative effect, purify the blood, relieve constipation, and act as an overall tonic. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
Georgia Railroad Commission to Hear Special Rates Revision
Atlanta September 5 The Georgia Railroad Commission will take up special commodity rate revision starting Wednesday with Merrel Callaway announcing a three day schedule. Clay products asphalt and related items stores and ranges are listed, as the commission handles technical exhibits and arguments. The hearing could last until November 1, limiting campaigning by Chairman Candler and Commissioner Perry who face re election challenges.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad Commission
Merrel Callaway
Cc. L
C. L
Railroad Commission
Western and Atlantic Lease Commission
C. M. Candler
Western and Atlantic Commission
Candler
James A. Perry
Perry
Good Roads Boosters Meeting in Kentucky Opens Session
More than 2 000 delegates attend the Southern Algonquian Good Roads Association convention in Lexington for a four day session. Governor Stanley and James C. Rogers welcome attendees. J Clay Hunt of the Lexington Board of Trade introduces the honored guests. Joseph Hyde Pratt of Chapel Hill speaks in response. Officials reports and committee appointments fill the day. Prof Strahan of the University of Georgia attends as highway commission member.
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Lexington
Algoalachian Good Roads Association
A. O. Stanley
James C. Rogers
J. Clay Hunt
Lexington Board of Trade
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
N. C
Strahan
Good Roads Department
School of Engineering
University of Georgia
Highway Commission of the State
Moving? Heavy furniture hauler in city ad
FHARS STABLES offers moving services with special furniture van for all hours. Call 148 at 184 W. Clayton St. for hauling and livery. Also a public notice on constipation promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for relief and digestion improvements.
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Fhars Stables
Clayton St
Harris Slush Fund Charge Dismissed by Georgia Prohibitionists
The Harris campaign refutes Dorsey claims of a large slush fund. Prohibitionists backing Nat E. Harris outline their financial backing, noting underwritten campaign costs and urging further contributions to support Harris’s bid for a second term. The statement invites auditor verification and names Eugene C. Callaway as treasurer.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Harris
Georgia
Prohibition
America
Nat
Nat E. Harris
Harris Campaign Committee
Prohibitionists
Eugene C. Callaway
Candler Building
Atlanta, Ga
W. Woods White
Strand and Elite Features For A Week At Theaters
The Strand presents Mae Marsh in The Marriage of Molly O and Elite shows Dorothy Davenport in The Unattainable on Tuesday.Wednesday offers the Line-Up at Police Headquarters at 3 p m and screenings at Colonial. Strand features Antonio Moreno in Kennedy La and Secret of Submarine No 12 with Elite presenting Cleo Madison in A Soul Enslaved. Thursday adds Frank Keenan in Honor Thy Name with Elite Lenora Ulrich in The Heart of Paula. Friday highlights Marguerite Clark in Little Lady Eileen and Carlyle Blackwell in His Brothers Wife and Grip of Evil No 8. Saturday brings Clifford Bruce in The Devil at His Elbow with Helen Gibson Railroad Drama and Liberty with Marie Walcamp plus Lonesome Luke comedies.
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Strand
Mae Marsh
Molly-O
Keystone
Elite
Dorothy Davenport
Police Headquarters
Colonial
Antonio Moreno
Kennedy la
Cleo Madison
Frank Keenan
Lenora Ulrich
Heart of
Paula
Marguerite Clark
Little Lady
Eileen
Carlyle Blackwell
Clifford Bruce
Devil At
Helen Gibson
Liberty
Marie Walcamp
How to Give Good Advice and Vote for Nat D. Arnold
The piece urges setting a good example by quickly recovering from a cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes its long, excellent reputation. It ends with a campaign pitch endorsing Nat D. Arnold for the Senate on the 12th, framed as a working man’s friend.
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Nat D. Arnold
Senate
Georgia Railroad Timetable Begins September 3 1916
Effective September 3 1916 Eastern Time trains run from Athens daily Train 50 at 8 35 am Train 52 daily except Sunday at 4 pm Train 54 Sunday only at 4 40 pm Train 51 daily except Sunday arrives 12 59 pm Train 53 daily arrives 9 30 pm Train 55 Sunday only arrives 12 30 noon
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Ees Georgia Railroad
Athens
Win
A . Southern Railway
Sun
H. E. Williams
E. Shelton
Ticket Agt
Gainesville Midland By Schedule Timetable No 19
Gainesville Midland By timetable for January 28 1916 lists Athens departures and arrivals with train numbers 2 4 and 1. It notes connections at Belmont to Winder Monroe intermediate points and Georgia Railroad routes and at Gainesville to Gainesville & Northwestern stations and Southern Railway connections.
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Gainesville
Athens
Belmont
Winder
Monroe
The
Georgia Railroad
Gainesville & Northwestern
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line Train Departures List
South bound Nos 11 17 6 29 depart 6:27 7:10 3:45 6:17 a m. North bound Nos 80 6 18 12 depart 10:40 6:17 7:45 11:42 p m.
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Seaboard Air
Athens People Read Timetables And Lodge Notices
Daily and Sunday train departures and arrivals listed for Southern Railway Athens branch. Local fraternal orders meet weekly in various halls with officers named and contact points provided.
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Chester Fields
Liggatte Myers Tebescco
South Georgia
State Railroad Commission
Good Roads Boosters Meeting
Kentucky
Chamberlain
Harris’ Friends
Bor
Macon
Madison
Appalachee
Greene County Railroad
B. R. Bloodworth
St. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
Troy Beatty
Lodge Quarters
Corner Broad
Lumpkin Sts
B. F. Tuck
B. R. G. H. Palmer
Sec
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
Max Joseph
W. F. Dobbs
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
J. H. M’kinnon
W. M. Ino
G. Quinn