Georgia Agricul turn out at Hawkinaville meeting
The State Agricultural Society adjourned after a day of discussion led by Hawkinaville delegates. Officers were chosen, and speeches by Hon Pope Brown and others covered education, cotton pricing, silk culture, railroads, and the idea of a Greater Georgia with emphasis on farming, schools, and rural industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magid
J. P. Campbell
Brown
John A. Cobb
R. J Redding
Edson
Elec
Hawkingville
Invitaton
Hawkinaville
Pope Brown
Society
Tallulah Falls
F. Brown
Easai
Priets
M Hyals
Crittenden
John A Dobb
K Leonard
A Smith
J Redding
Lumphin
G. W Holmen
Vb. Cloud
James Barrett
B. Barroughe
Diatric
James Brown
Hammock
K. Donnard
Mick Newman
Washington County
Matterson
Georgia
Louis Magid
Oglethorpe
John P. Campbell
Bigory
University of Georgia
J | Vine H Brown
Greater
Col. R. Redding
Americus
Col Cobb
A. W. Edson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
South
Directors to Meet Today at Y M C A Building
This afternoon at six o'clock the board of directors of the Y M C A will hold its regular monthly meeting. The session will consider a proposed revision of membership fees and other important matters. Full attendance is earnestly requested.
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Y. McA
Athenaeum Club
Pres. W. D. Hammock
Summer School closes tomorrow at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia Summer School ends its six week session tomorrow. Teachers depart hopeful of benefits gained and pledged to return next year. The school year’s final days showed high interest and strong work, with management already planning for an even better program in the next session. Judge Andrew J. Cobb visits before moving to Atlanta, drawing many local friends.
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University of Georgia
New System for Athens City Finances Decided
The Athens mayor and council agreed yesterday afternoon to hire an expert to audit the city treasurer and establish a new bookkeeping system. The mayor and the finance committee will select the expert and outline arrangements, aiming to open a new set of books for future city accounting.
Monthly Report Industrial Home Meeting Minutes
The Boasie Mall Industrial Home held a regular session at 6 with absent leaders. Miss Louie Lene chaired. funds and relief work were reviewed. the home will close for one month while continuing aid. The relief committee was expanded to include Mrs. Noland.
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Boasie Mall
Louie Lene
Hull
Noland
W. W. Thomas
G. O. Thomas
C. D. Flanigan
Untiring Labors of Registrar Harper Highlighted
An Athens University Summer School feature credits Registrar and Treasurer F. M. Harper with pivotal role in securing three thousand dollars in subscriptions and managing registrar duties alongside Latin instruction. The piece notes his NC alumnus status, an A M from Georgia, and current work as assistant superintendent of Athens city schools.
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F. M. Harper
Harper
Banner
People of
Athens
Wardlaw
Thomasville
Univerity of North Carolina
University of Georgia
South
Athens City
Enhoola
Army Guards Drill Notice With Attendance Penalty
Urgent notice to all guards to meet at the armory tonight for drill in extended order with signals. Attendance is compulsory under a 50 conte fine for noncompliance. By order Captain W A Capps and Sergeant Ewing.
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W. A. Capps
Ewing
Whitehall Beats Athens in Final Baseball Rubber
Yesterday at Athens Whitehall defeated Athens 15 to 4 in the rubber game of the series. Whitehall’s Nannally and Wood pitched, Athens’ Erwin O Farrell and Strickland batted poorly as most balls lofted into the air were fielded. The two teams may meet again soon. The State Glowers Association will convene at 9 30 this morning in the Athen ium auditorium on Broad street with President W D Hammock predicting a large turnout.
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Athens
Whitehall
Rump
Nannally
Wood
Erwin
O'Farrell
Strickland
State Glowers’ Association
Athenam Club
Broad Street
Pres. W. D. Hammock
State Horticultural Society
State Dairymen’s Association
State Agricultural Society
Georgia
Hammock
Banner
Yeaterday
Athenium
Mechanics Win Classic City League Final Over Dry Goods
The Mechanics defeated the Dry Goods team 6 to 1 in the last game of the Classic City League to decide the tie between the two squads.
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Mechanics
Dry Goods
Clothiers
Gilleland's Cafe Opens On College Avenue
Gilleland's Cafe, managed by Glen Gilleland, opens tomorrow on College Avenue beside H. P. Hinton's. The new eatery promises a first class dining room for ladies, a lunch counter, electric fans, and quick service for business people, addressing a local demand for quality dining. The ad also touts August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver complaints, offering two doses for 25 or 75 cents.
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Gilleland
Glen Gilleland
Athens
United States
Cotton market snapshot August 6 1008
Liverpools Market Middling uplands 6 62 per unit with 8000 bales. American American 500 receipts noted. New York Market Spots 13 75 with firm tone. Athens Market Middling 12 35. Port receipts today estimated 200, last year noted.
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Liverpools
New York
Athens
Athens to renumber city houses to speed mail delivery
The Athens council discussed renumbering houses to improve mail delivery. Alderman Lipscorst introduced a resolution. the plan was referred to the public property committee for cost inquiry and a report. Hon J Pope Brown of Rankinville visited and returned home yesterday.
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Athens
Lipscorst
J. Pope Brown
Rankineville
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State Agriculural Society
Dudley Manville
J. J. de
R Dia
School of Technology
Georgis
MC. A
Farmers’ Clubs
Variona
Farmers’ Club
Eles
Richmond County
Hughes
Pone
Barrett
Hoe
Hawkinsville
Andrew J. Cobb
Atlanta
Capitol Avenue
Judge Cobb
Finance Committee
Monthly Report Industrial Home
Hood
Parilis
Donce
Ginners
Wavtehall
Gilleland’s Cafe
College Avenue
H. P. Hineton’s
Baxter & Co
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