Georgia Farmers Back Old Democratic Ship in Third Party Debate
The Georgia legislature and farmers show strong support for remaining within the Democratic Party amid third party talks. Alliance and Democratic leaders in districts such as Nunnally and Underwood express caution, predicting reform within the party rather than a new third force. A regional focus on street improvements and depot access in Athens accompanies political notes.
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Legres
Cook Eitarcares
Georgia Loge
Ioe Verbatini
Georgia
Farmer
Farmere
al Grest
Oecils
Alliance
Eighth Congressional District
Nunnally
Ocala
Democratic Party
Democratic
Wir Smith
Greene
Dows
Underwood
Oconeesi
Popt
Oglethorpe
Mr. Heard
Elbert
Faust
Democracy of
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Putnam
Démocratic Party
Sen Pee
Party of
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Morgan
Vhé'dénkgraty
Apman
Hancock
Gig Mano
Floating the bonds in Athens fall plan folds into paving work
Athens residents endorsed a five percent bond issue worth 7500 but the bonds have not yet been floated due to summer money market tightness. Once conditions improve the city will issue funds to begin street paving and prepare for winter. Through train schedules between Macon and Athens adjust with Northeastern railroad changes.
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Athens
Firat
Macon and Northern
Northern
Georgia
Tillers of the Soil and Its Athens Meeting
Agricultural Society convenes in Athens to discuss farming matters and soil cultivation. Members, farmers, and local officials gather to review programs, share techniques, and plan future projects for improving crops and rural livelihoods.
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the Agricultural Society
Athens
Delegates of Georgia State Agricultural Society to meet at University Chapel
Athens prepares to host about two hundred delegates from every county for the Georgia State Agricultural Society gathering at nine o'clock next Wednesday in the University of Georgia chapel. Dr. Edwin D. Newton leads entertainment efforts with the Clarke County Farmers Club backing the hospitality. Local committees coordinate programs and city officials plan ample citywide welcome.
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Georgia ‘Brite ‘Agricultural Society
University of ,Georgia
John
Waddell
Georgia
Edwin D. “Newton
Farmers’ Club
Clarke County
Athens
Farmers’Club
The
Agricultural Society
Georgia State, Agricultural Society
Mersia
McDowell
Booth
Dorsey
Jefferson Jottings and Court Notes from the Monday Session
The Jefferson column records a Monday morning circuit court session with Judge Hutchins presiding. Dick Russell attended as usual. no major cases were tried. Mentions include references to local names and a note on expected full attendance and visitors from Atlanta.
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Charles J.J. Strickland
Ee Howat
Lamar Cobb
Gainesvilla
Re 'W
Marler
Bacon 'Groy
Col. Eatmith
Howel
Atlanta
What cures rheumatism BiB B or Blood Balm
A health notice-style appeal touts BiB B or Blood Balm as a remedy for rheumatism. It cites testimonials from J H Laing of Dawson Georgia J P Davis of Atlanta and Jacob F Spender of Newman Georgia claiming relief after multiple bottle purchases.
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J. H. Laing
Dawson, Ga
J.P. Davis
Atlanta
Railroads Debate Ties Up Georgia Legislature Action
In Amuanta Georgia the Georgia House debated a resolution by Senator Ellington to investigate railroad practices and potential charter violations. Supporters argued for public good and stock devaluation caution, while opponents warned of wasted expenditure and limited prior gains. The session extended into discussion with leaders signaling continuation after Journal reading.
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Sibley
Cobb
Ellington
Bert
Howe
Barnett
Gilbert
Martin
Fuitun
Aueb
Burhan
Chappel
Laurens
W. Y. Atkinson
Coweta
Richmond
Jone Gigantic ‘Corporation
General’ ‘Assembly
Holtzclaw
Hous- Hon
Mr. Davis
Burke
Huff
Bibb
Hartridge
John B. Goodwin
Prickert
Athens Declared Healthful City By Doctor Bloomfield
Interview with Dr Bloomfield reports no malignant fever cases in Athens and unusually good health attributed to clean streets overseen by sanitary inspector Orr. He notes winter and spring conditions reduced sickness and praises city sanitation as proof Athens rivals southern towns.
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Athens
Spector
Orr
Bloomflotit
Ewell
Jte
Nickaeas
Athena
Ivery
Piedmont
Harmony Grove News Briefs and Local Visits
Georgia items from Harmony Grove note C M Wilson’s brief visit to Athens Saturday Judge Hutchins and Col Robert Howard traveled via the Grove to Jefferson Nat Sharp, a Jackson county planter, visits friends in the Grove Miss Norcia Harrison from Atlanta visits friend Lizzie Harber Gyp Stark spends time with friends in Jefferson The town sends representatives to Jefferson County for the session Sarsaparilla ad promotes Hoow's Sursa-
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Haynony ‘Grove
C. M.wilson
Athens
N. L. Hutchins
Col.Robt. Howard
Jefferson
Nat Sharp
Jackson
Misé Norcia Harrison
Atlanta
Misa
Lizzle Harber
Thia Place
Gyp Stark
Echoes of Ryan's Collapse Hit Southern Trade in Atlanta
Merchants and drummers in Athens recall the Ryan failure as a major blow to the South. They say the indiscretion and undercutting harmed confidence in Southern firms while Northern houses tightened sales. One merchant notes Ryan sought cheap prices to rule the dry goods market and end up imprisoned by court judgment.
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Mons
Steve Ryan
Atlanta
Athens
Hanily
South
in _Athé
Hollis A
Ryan
Fulton County
Danville and Hartwell News Briefs from August Area
Protracted Baptist meeting at Danville with Rev W J Prior in charge. Mrs Green of Carnesville visiting cousins in the county. A child of Floyd Casey reported ill near hearted. Miss Mary Long and Mr R Hopking wed near Paoli at 9 am. T J Brown and Miss Stat us Meadow return from Engle Grove after four weeks away. Mr Joseph Glaer and wife visiting his father in Bowman. Camp meeting drawn citizens to Hartwell grounds last weekend.
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Ray
J. A. Shank
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Floyd Casey
Thomas
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Paoli Miss Mary
Bowman
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