Historic Athens from a University of Georgia student
A Summer School student in Athens writes of the city’s historic sites and notable homes. Long history links the University of Georgia to Georgia pioneers, with mentions of Old College, Henry Grady, Ben Hill, Mary Harden, John Howard Payne, Thomas Cobb, Gov. Wilson Lumpkin, Bob Toombs Oak, the tree that owns itself, and local artifacts like a double barreled cannon and an early Athens fire engine. The piece invites students to tour Athens before departure.
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Athens
University Summer School
State of Georgia
University of Georgia
Meigs
America
Old College
Georgia
Henry Grady
Prince Avenue
Ben Hill
Athena
Mary Harden
Hardens
John Howard Payne
Thomas R. R. Cobb
Old Rock
Agricultural Hall
Wilson Lumpkin
Martha Atlanta Compton
Henry W. Grady
Col. W. Hi. Jackson
Atheny
Farmers Profit by Gorm'nt Research League Forms at Springfield
The National Soil Fertility league is incorporated at Springfield Illinois to educate American farmers in using information from the agriculture department at a cost of 150 million dollars. Prominent backers include Taft MacVeagh Clark Bryan Hopkins McCormick and many railroad and bank executives. The league aims to reach 10 million farmers with experimental tracts and educational outreach to spread soil chemistry methods and practical agricultural propaganda.
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National Soil Fertility League
Springfield
Department of Agriculture
Taft
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Champ Clark
Wiliam Jenings Bryan
James
Hopkins
University of Illinois
Cyrua H. McCormick
Alvan Sanders
Tariff Board
A. P. Grout
Farmers’ Institutes
League
Rioward H. Gross
International Municipal Congress to be hosted in Chicago
Chicago presents the International Municipal Congress and Exposition with global experts to discuss health sanitation garbage disposal epidemic control taxation and public utilities including franchise municipal ownership street lighting water systems docks and housing. The event follows the U S senate passage of reapportionment expanding House seats to 441 and adds a Georgia congressman.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Senate
House of Representatives
Georgia
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