Special Notice on Subscriptions and Economic Jottings
A cluttered item notes no carrier can collect subscriptions or sell papers. It comments on barbecues, eight hour law opposition, ten cent loaf debates, Georgia events, and wheat and corn crops. It mentions Portia in Georgia, judge Pendleton, Mirations of Mirady, and Japan’s stance with China. Concludes with loaf price calculations and profit logic.
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Portias
Georgia
Pendleton
Mirady
Rev. Troy Beatty to leave Athens for Memphis call
The resignation of Rev. Troy Beatty rector of Emmanuel Church takes effect November 1 as he accepts a call in Memphis Tennessee. For over twenty years he led Emmanuel Parish through growth and new buildings earning widespread respect beyond his denomination and state. Athens mourns the loss of a popular and civic minded pastor.
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Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
Memphis
Tenn
Athens
Servant of God
Emmanuel Parish
Atheny
Clayton Street
Prince Avenue
Beatty
Knights of Pythias of
Georgia
Re-election Campaign Endorsement for Governor Harris
The Georgia race nears its end as Nat B. D. Harris appeals for a second term. Supporters praise his lifelong public service, administration, and faithfulness to duty, while Clarke County voters are urged to secure a Harris victory on Tuesday.
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Georgia
Re-election endorsement for Hon. L. C. Brown in Clarke county
Clarke county voters are urged to reelect Hon. L. C. Brown to the legislature in the upcoming primary Tuesday. The piece highlights his record of supporting education, notably securing a one hundred thousand dollar appropriation for the State Normal School, and portrays him as a firm, conservative advocate for Clarke county and the state.
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Clarke County
L. C. Brown
Brown
General Assembly
State Normal School
Clarke
Banner
Great Loss to Georgia Justice Lumpkin Dies
Georgia mourns the death of Justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin a longtime Supreme Court jurist native of Athens and University of Georgia graduate His services on the bench were noted for ability and his devotion to Athens its people and institutions highlighting a strong judicial legacy
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Georgia
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Justice Lumpkin
Athens
University of Georgia
Remembering Justice Lumpkin and his steadfast service
The note honors Chief Justice Lumpkin for shaping a lasting legacy at the University of Georgia with a loan fund aiding young men. It recalls his keen interest in beneficiaries beyond college and laments the loss of such a civic figure, as described by D. G. The excerpt contrasts bustling life with a world empty without work.
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Justice Lumpkin
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
K. G. Matheson
Pres
Atlanta, Ga
Pauls Path to Rome A Through Ticket from the N P M
The piece casts Paul as an ordained traveler bound for Rome with a through ticket signed by church and railway officials. It traces his journey from Philippi to Jerusalem and the trials at Caesarea and the mob in the city, framing persecution as part of a broader divine itinerary.
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Johnson
Rome
Paul
Philippi
Miletus
Tyre
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Agabus
Damascus
N P M—Galtwo
Weathering the Inquiries of Fans and Citizens
A reflective note compares the surge of inquiries about league standings batters averages politics and war positions to the public’s interest during tense times. The author draws parallels between sports updates and world events highlighting public curiosity.
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