Stewart visits Georgia schools on statewide tour
Professor R. B. Brooks and Professor Stewart of the University of Georgia lead a statewide inspection tour visiting Abbots High in Doneherty Cairo Boston Tifton and other towns. They note local taxes funding modern brick buildings and expanding four to five year high school programs with industrial courses and new dormitories.
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Os Stewart
Durin
Dew Abbats High School
Doneherty County
Albany
R. B. Brooks
Blakely
Bainbridge
Georgia
Stewart
Bardh
Thomasville
Cairo
Boston
Nichols
Landmark Georgia peach crop forecast from northeast grower
Atlanta April reports a leading northeast Georgia orchardman predicts a record peach crop barring unusually severe late cold. He cites a Baldwin County operation with 40 000 trees and notes marketing system gaps hurt Georgia growers while western peers organize for uniform prices and steadier markets.
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Atlanta
M. Kiteham
Georgia
Florida
Kitehen
Baldwin
Habersham County
Southern Railway
West
Grand Junction
Colo
George Barton Convicted in Slaton Safe Breaking Case
In Crawfordville Georgia a special term of the northern circuit superior court convened for Geo Horton’s trial on a December 12 1907 safe breaking charge. The jury found Horton guilty after deliberating about an hour, with mercy recommended. Judge Tudalgh sentenced Barton to eighteen years.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Benson
J. W. Lehnneider
Henry Po Dimond
Fredecsick A. Myde
Bar of Justice
Constresy
Ee Rand
Vania de Timber
Mississippi
Oroir
Stafford
Congress
District of Columbia
Ltke
Benzen Land Rhig
California
Benson
San Francisco
Atete
Henson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Athough
Benson Jerses
United States Cours
Tia
Yar Benson
Havig
Oregon
Washington
Hitchcock
Mitchell
Bing‘er Herrman
Crawfordville
Superior Court of the Northern Circuit
Joseph N. Worley
Geo. Horton
Slaton
John A. Beazley
William ON. Marble
Hawes Cloud
David W. Meadow
J.P
Barton
Poe Mantel Missing at Columbia University
The Poe mantel said to have written The Raven and given to Columbia by William Henrystree t disappeared from public view weeks ago. An assistant librarian and Dean Goetz could not confirm its current location, with staff suggesting it was moved for a bibliographical exhibit and likely placed in storage. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are mentioned as a sideline.
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Washington
L—Imane I. Rice
Coma
Pany
Bay Am
George J Lilley
Connecticut
Special Committee of the House
Lake Boat Company
Hleetric Boat Company
Lake Company
Mr. Rice
A. Grant Brown
Charles R Flynt
New York
Riley
Mr. Brown
Hee
Brown
United States
Sensator Bulkeley
Donne. Wellow
Willian DD. Fordon
Midland
Mich
Tath Atetorneys
Electric Boat
Companhy
Electric Boat Company
Congress
Lilley
Admiral Capps
Bureau of Construction
Navy Department
John P. Kelley
Waterbury
Connecticcut
Frost
Electric Company
Kelley
Naval Affairs Committee
Howard
Kelloy
Lake Howat
William D. Gordon
Electric Howat Company
Loud
Gordon
Isaac
Rice
Holland
Olmatead
C. A. Nelson
Argrees
Columbia
Dean Goetz
Schools of Appled Science
University
Ier
Ene
Committees League
Madison Square
Heber
Aldisse
Baetetl
Jackson
Plex
Haber
Teacher Receives Bouquet with Note From Ill Students
A country schoolmistress, kept from teaching by illness, declines the day’s sessions as flowers arrive. Toward evening she reads a note tucked in the bouquet: “Teacher, stay sick tomorrow too, and we’ll send you another bunch?”
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Euvek
Orleana Picayune
Fieiwil
Pick
New York Cotton Market Opens With Gains On Strong Cables
The New York cotton market opened with a 7 to 12 point advance as stronger overseas cables and larger English spot sales supported prices. Early net gains ranged from 3 to 14 points, with later months steadier on weather forecasts and short covering. Middling uplands closed around 10.50, gulf at 10.75, with 3,500 bales traded and 1,500 on contract sales. Liverpool futures showed gains, with overall steady tones and higher closes, as new export movements were noted.
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New York
Nant Atfarings Arteite Henge
Gulf
Atlust
Liverpool
Industries Thrive in Two States Across the South
Columns from Augusta discuss a wave of industrial revival in Georgia and Alabama. Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron plans a $5 million bond issue and property improvements, with new factories and rail expansions cited in cities like Atlanta, Americus, Cedartown, and Birmingham. Prospective projects include candy, canneries, creamery, cotton gin machinery, and a new railway. Commitments feature utilities and public works in Ensley, Russellville, and nearby towns. Investments promise large capital raises amid general economic optimism.
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Blagen Adiabene Indiiativat
Resultia
Goaeoc
Mabon
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Gadsden
Ala
Alb Xustt
Americus
Atlanta
Klondyke
Funston
Cedartown
Gaglee Plans
Ensley
Ali
Bay Minette
Chataworth
Dublonega
Moro
Gay
Mew Railway
Georgia
Audre
Aku
Jasper
Birmingham
Shak
Selma
Hawkinsville
Russelville
Alt
Russellville
Barnesville
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University of Ass
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Chattanooga
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Nashville
Galton
Lie
George Barton
DeWitt
Sloan
Earl S Sloan
Mass
USA
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