Brown Heads Georgia Agricultural Society in Athens
In Athens the Georgia State Society of Agriculture elected J W L Brown of Bartow as president with 61 votes to 47 for his opponent. Martin V. Calvin was re elected secretary and J Clayton Clements treasurer. The meeting featured talks by Loring Brown and others on farm extension and University of Georgia work. Next year’s meeting was set for Waycross. About 150 members attended with tours of the agricultural college grounds and a barbecue.
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Georgia State Society of Agriculture
Senate
John W. le Brown
Bartow County
John T. Williams
Jones County
J. J. Conner
Bartow
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
J. W. L. Brown
Martin V. Calvin
J. Clayton Clements
W. L. Williamson
P. W. Meldrim
W. D. Hammack
John A. Cobb
R. Leonard
H. G. Hastings
Roland B. Hall
W. 0. Henderson
C. M. Snelling
Wim. Gault
Geo. Gilmer
W. B. Burrows
H. C. Evans
Jas
R. Brown
R. D. Brown
A. T. Dallas
L. M. Park
B.,.m. Barow
Geo
Sparta
Loring Brown
Smyrna
Jarnigan
State College of Agriculture
Connor
Judge Callaway
Dr. Branson
J. W. Bennett
Waycross
University of Georgia
College of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Hite
John W. Bennett
State College
Athens
Endorsement Debate Skews Buford Judge Campaign
The Buford Journal endorses Col Russell for Superior Court judge, criticizing Judge Brand for long tenure and residence issues in Gwinnett while praising Russell’s conduct and pointed campaign critique. The piece argues seventeen years in one office is excessive and urges voters to back Russell.
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Judge Brand
Buford Journal
Buford
Gwinnett
Ialy
Forsyth County
Lfe
Journal
Brand
Superior Court
Col. Russell
Gwinnett County
Clarke County
Brand Reeds
Solicitor General Quits Court To Help Smith in South Georgia
Elbert county residents protest as Sam L. Oliver postpones Elberton city court to campaign for Hoke Smith in South Georgia. The move delays prisoners, jurors, and the civil docket, with locals demanding he fulfill duties while campaign efforts aid Smith’s bid to save the state.
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Smith
South Georgia
Elerton
Elbert County
State of Georgia
Elberton
Sam L. Oliver
Elberta
Hoke Smith
Hoke
Oliver
Jonah
Solicitor General Cliff Walker Stricken With Diphtheria
Friends of Col. Cliff Walker of Monroe report the solicitor general in the judicial circuit contracted diphtheria. He rushed to Atlanta for hospital care where anti tox in treatment began to take effect. His condition was improving though still ill.
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Col
Cliff Walker
Atlanta
Walker
Monroe
Agricultural Committee Eyes Georgia Corn Show in Atlanta
Four chamber of commerce members and Walter G. Cooper traveled to Athens to consult with the State Agricultural Society on staging a corn show in Atlanta in November or December. The group will decide after returning to brief other committee members. The landowners exposition idea proposed by the Atlanta Constitution is seen as practical and feasible to attract Georgia farm owners and encourage settlement on small farms.
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State Agricultural Society
The
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Atlanta
A. J. Stockbridge
H. G. Hastings
Gam Dun
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
New Laws Enacted by 1910 Georgia Legislature
The Banner lists general laws from the 1910 Georgia General Assembly which adjourned sine die, including measures on child labor curfews, school district financing, arbitration of tax disputes, state university governance, railroad consolidations, road land condemnation, criminal penalties, public health and pensions, tax collection reforms, hospital and sanitarium funding, public building maintenance, elections, state museum plans, and various appropriations and constitutional amendments. The long roll covers education, infrastructure, governance, and social policy across counties and state agencies.
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General Assembly
Fulton
Chatham
Richmond
Texas
New Orleans
Georgia School of Technology
Secretary of State
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Georgia
Capitol
Alto
State Board of Entomology
Georgi Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Resaca
Joseph E. Johnston
Dalton
North Georgia Agricultural College
John L. Hopkins
Toombs Judicial Circuit
Rumored G M A R Sale Could Not Be Confirmed
Rumors of a sale or absorption of the Gainesville Midland Railway by the Central of Georgia could not be confirmed by 12 o clock last night. Officials of the G M R were contacted but offered no information. Newspapers in Macon and Atlanta reported no confirmations despite persistent rumors of a pending change.
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Gainesville
Widow Seeks Two Pensions Under New Clarke County Law
Judge Wingfield heard a Clarke County widow apply for two pensions under the revised law that grants sixty dollars yearly to widows of soldiers worth under a specified limit and married before 1870. She cites two Confederate husbands, one killed in battle and the other a former follower of Lee and Jackson, married before 1870.
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Clarke County
Wingfield
Lee
Jackson
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Georgia Agrigultural Socely
Williams
Jones
Brown
C. H. Brand
Solicitor General
Diptheri
Col. Cliff
House
Infaian Springs
Marietta
Focal Fire
American Audit Company
J. Lee Barron
Public Printing Fund
Committee On
J. C. Rogers
Eddie Harris
Town
Cola-Colz
sea-Cols
Coca-Cola CO
Coca-Cola
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