University trustees elect new instructors and assistants
The prudential committee of the University trustees elected H. Abi¢ Nix of Commerce as instructor in law under Dean Sylvanus Morris after accepting Professor Wells’s resignation. R. W. Allen of Thomaston was chosen as instructor in chemistry, and T. M. von Sprecken of Augusta was named student assistant in chemistry. Two physics botany and biology assistants were authorized but not yet selected.
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Prudential Committee
H. Abi¢ Nix
Commerce
Sylvanus Morris
Wells
R. W. Allen
Georgia
Thomaston
University of Georgia
T. M. von Sprecken
Augusta
Hearing Held In D. T. Bowers Bankruptcy Case In Cannon Ga
The bankrupcy hearing before Special Master Horace Holden and Judge Newman examined D. T. Bowers a Cannon merchant and farmer amid creditor claims led by the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Mrs Bowers illness delayed part of the proceedings with further testimony planned in Cannon next week.
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Newman
Federal Court
Horace Holden
D. T. Bowers
Cannon
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Morris Is Agent for Kuppenheimer Clothing in City Ad
In this issue an advertisement highlights Mr. Lee Morris as agent for Kuppenheimer clothing the best in the country. Morris has run a long established business with his father and offers a large stock of clothing gentlemen furnishings shoes dress goods and general furnishings inviting customers to inspect before buying.
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Lee Morris
Morris
Woodmen Camp Plans Hull Monument Unveiling
Geo B Davis camp 92 announces a trip to Hull today to unveil a monument. Members urged to attend and assist at the ceremony. John Mappin, Clerk. No man field returning to Colonial this week.
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Geo. B. Davis
Hull
John Mappin
Georgia Railroad Yardmaster Hurt in Cotton Press Accident
Robert S. Pearson yardmaster for the Georgia Railroad was badly injured yesterday when he fell from a moving freight car at the cotton press spur track. He was crushed against an embankment, suffered a severed arm crush and an ankle injury, and was unconscious briefly before being rushed by Bernstein Brothers' ambulance to Dr Benedict facilities and later sent home.
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Robert S. Pearson
Georgia Railroad
Bernstein Brothers
Drs
Benedict
South Lumpkin Street
Opposes commission government measure in city
Mr. T. B. Ashford of Harris, Stephenson & Co. argues against adopting a commission form of government here, citing New Orleans as politically ridden under that system. He predicts residents will vote the measure down to reject what he sees as political pressure.
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T. B. Ashford
Harris, Stephenson & Co
New Orleans
Sunday School Rally This A. M at Young Harris Memorial
The Young Harris Memorial Sunday School holds a morning rally with a special program by the school’s young people and speeches by local speakers. Attendance has doubled during summer and organizers aim to sustain growth through fall and winter.
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Young Harris
Young Harris Memorial Sunday School
Fire department twice called at Banner office for ceiling fire
The Banner reports the fire department was summoned twice last night to the Banner office to extinguish ceiling timber flames believed to stem from an oven defect in the bakery on the second floor. Eight new plays by the Norman Field Players arrive at the Colonial this week.
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Banner Office
Norman
Colonial
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Kuppenheimer
Ionable Invitations
J. P. Stevens Engraving Co
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Erwgin & CO
College Avenue
P. S
Gent
John B. Stetson
Mallory
Douglas
Florsheim
Brad and Tee Morris
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