University Set For Georgia Track Meet And Tennis Tourney
The University plans to send a track team to Macon on April 24 with likely representation by Georgia Mercer Emory and Tech. A Collegiate Tennis Tournament in Atlanta in May is also under way with a student preliminary to select the team. New staff include Dr Lee M Roderick as veterinarian and F H Dennis and Clyde N Smith added to dairy work. A summer school course in school library management is proposed with strict enrollment limits and May 15 cutoff.
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University
Macon
Georgia
Mercer
Emory
Tech
Atlanta
College of Agriculture
Lee M. Roderick
Wisconsin
H. H. Rothe
Roderick
Veterinary College of
Ohio State University
University of Chicago
West
University of Georgia Law School
University Law School
Sylvanus Morris
Law School
Athens
F. H. Dennis
A. B. Pike
Vermont
Mr. Dennis
Corinth
Miss
Southern Railway
Jackson, Tenn
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Guelph
Ontario
South
Bureau of Animal Industry
United State Department of Agriculture
Clyde N. Smith
Dennis
Smith
Howell
Georgia Water Conference Closes At University Of Georgia
The first Georgia conference on water supply and sewerage adjourned at Peabody Hall with leaders from Atlanta Athens Savannah and Pittsburgh presenting practical plans and urging state oversight. Speakers Strahan Hudson Metcalf Werner and Hammon outlined central control and sanitation needs amid Georgia’s growing towns.
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Georgia
Peabody Hall
University of Georgia
School of Engineering
Engineering Society
Strahan
Leo Hudson
Pittsburg
Metcalf
Boston
Hudson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Leonard Metcalf
New England
Ray C. Werner
State Board of Health
Prof. Strahan
J. J. Gaillard
Macon
Capt. Gaillard
Mr. Metcalf
C. C. Hammon
Atlanta
Capt. Clayton
Hall
Hansel
Regu
C. M. Strahan
C. J. Hoop
Arthur Pew
Prof
Kneale
Nce
Capt
Clayton
Athens
Werner
Hammon
Gaillard
Searcy B. Slack
School’ of Engineering
Leonard Matcalf
P. H. Norcross
The
University
W. Chipley
Columbus
R. D. Kneals
J. B. High
Brunswick
J. W. Barnett
J. P. Proctor
D. H. DuPree
Land Montgomery
Commerce
J. Hood
L. L. Davis
T. F. Wright
D. L. Caston
B. I. Seagal
Savannah
J. B. Phillips
H. A. Young
Matonton
W. F. Dorsey
B. C. Moreno
Key West
Fila
G. H. Gargent
LaGrange
Warren EB
U. S. Geological Survey
James Barrow
G. Smith
Augusta
R. Gf
R. C. Werher
Statesboro
George Hillyer
J. J. Booth
Mass
Geo. C. Scales
U. S
J. B. Wikes
Cartersville
W. T. Hardy
Cedartown
H. 8. Jordan
W. A. Hansell, Jr
Co. C. Hamma
Splendid Plans for the Sum mer School at U. of G for 1915
Georgia educators encouraged to attend the University Summer School as a key resource for teacher improvement. Board of education approval sustains certificates and exams, with a seventy six member faculty offering primary to high school courses, college credit, and master’s options for men and women.
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U. OF G
Dr. Wooster
Europe
Joseph S. Stewart
Coll ‘Lege
Gallege
Ee Ee
Kidney Trouble Patient Credits Poley Kidney Pills
Arkansas writer J. P. Jones reports a severe kidney ailment left him unable to work until Poley Kidney Pills restored health. The account aligns with numerous similar patient stories describing relief from kidney and bladder issues and improved strength.
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J. P. Jones
Ark
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Florence
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Laurens County
Wilkes County
College Laboratories
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Adu
Committee On
C. J. Hood
Curay Counties
David Starr
Aite
California
Monterey
United States
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Wonton
Unis
Palo
MDS
Pampas
S.A.L
Tiave
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M. L. Brittain
General Assembly
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Stewart
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