Wooster named superintendent of Georgia Summer School
The University of Georgia Summer School directors named Prof Thomas J Wooster as superintendent for the fifth annual session. State officials attended the meeting in this city as plans were laid for advance notices and bulletins. Merritt noted strong rural teacher interest and expected record attendance next year with enhanced benefits for country teachers.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Merritt
Barrow
H. ©. White
Thomas J. Wooster
The
University of Georgia
Reappointment of Superintendent at Summer School Session
The board reelected the superintendent unanimously and left program details to him. Prof Wooster will begin contacting lecturers to enhance the school’s appeal and entertainment for next session. The faculty will be chosen swiftly, aiming to secure top instructors in the region.
School to Open July First with Faculty From Various Institutions
The new session of the school will begin July 1, 1907 and close August 4, 1907, a five week term. Faculty will include many from University and Normal School, plus teachers from other states and institutions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is sold by Orr Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Orr Drug Co
Prize Won by Eight Year Old Miriam Haselton
Miss Miriam Haselton, daughter of Mr and Mrs D P Haselton, aged eight, won two dollars for a story in the Junior Toilettes magazine. Thousands of entries come in monthly, only the best accepted, and this prize honors her notable schoolwork and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Haselton
D. P. Haselton
Miss Haseltom
Haselton
Verdict favors defendant in contract suit Whitworth v Toomer
Jury deliberated long on Tuesday in Whitworth versus Toomer for a contract dispute. After hours of deliberation the panel returned a verdict in favor of the defendant.
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Whitworth
Whitworth Vs
Wreck near Newnan Kills Engineer Norton
A Central of Georgia line wreck at Raymond six miles from Newnan, Georgia, killed engineer L J Norton instantly when an extra freight derailed after a switch failure. Fireman Charley Johnson suffered a broken hip and injuries. a brakeman was only slightly hurt. Norton's body was prepared for burial before sending home to Cedar Town.
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Newman
L. & Norton
W. Wier
Norton
Newnan
Raymond
Central of Georgia
L. J. Norton
Charley Johnson
Cedartown
Pendergrass Acquitted by Jackson Superior Court
Frank L. Pendergrass, chairman of the county commissioners of roads and revenues in Jackson county, was found not guilty after three days of trial. The case, prosecuted by Solicitor General Tribble and defended by W. J. Pike and R. L. J. Smith, ended with a brief jury verdict.
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Brand
Frank L. Pendergrass
County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Jackson County
Tribble
Messrs
W. J. Pike
R. L. J. Smith
Mr. Pendergrass
Creosote Wood Preserver Offered To Shingle Users
To Shingle Users, Mr. E L Johnson of Athens offers Creosote Wood Preserver. It prevents decay of shingles porches floors posts or any wood exposed to sap. Outlasts paint and is cheaper. 40 cents per gallon by the barrel or 50 cents by the gallon.
Morgan County Wins New Agricultural High School Bid
The eighth district agricultural high school will be built near Madison, Morgan County, after trustees awarded Morgan the project over Putnam and Wilkes. Morgan bid raised to 40100 dollars cash plus 257 acres and utilities for ten years. Putnam offered 38700 with 200 acres, and Wilkes held at 28000 with 200 acres. Governor Terrell presided, with large county delegations from Morgan and Putnam backing rival bids. plans call for a January meeting to outline building phases so opening is by next September.
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Gé' Sta
Morgan County
Madison
E. A. Copelan
Greene
John Bostwick
Morgan
C. M. Witcher
Oglethorpe
John R. Dorteh
Franklin
Wilkes County
Putnam
Putnam County
W. F. Jenkins
Eatonton
Terrell
Judge Jos
Turner
B. W. Hunt
M. T. Adams
R. A. Reid
E. L. Thomas
W. B. Moore
F. B. Little
J. R. Griffin
J. P. Pressly
L. C. McCallie
F. W. Holt
J. J. Spivey
L. J. Walton
F. E. Branch
J. T. DeJarnette
J. R. Hudson
P. G. Green
W. B. Dennis
R. L. Deloach
Hugh Walker
BE. W. Butler
John T. Newton
Burney
B. H. Malcom
Wyatt Holmes
T. A. Gibbs
Lee Trammell
Bessie Butler
Dr. Biden
R. R. Jones
Bostwick
Madison, Ga
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Doctor shot at in Atlanta domestic case ends in arrest
Albert L. Thomas of 601 Simpson street fired five shots at Dr. William Cawhern at Marietta street and Bedwood avenue in a domestic dispute. Wounds in the hand arm and hip. two bullets missed. Thomas surrendered to county officers after visiting a drugstore. Mrs. Thomas, linked to the trouble, fled with their four year old son and has denied the accusations. The doctor is hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Thomas claimed the doctor wrecked his home and regretted not killing him. Mrs. Thomas later located at her sister's home denies the charges.
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Atlanta
Albert L. Thomas
Simpson Street
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Marietta Street
Bedwood Avenue
William Cawhern
Thomas
George Y. Pierce
Marisetta Street
Bellwood Avenue
Echols
Gordon
William Perrin Nicholson
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First Express
Loa
B. Ehrlich
Fowece No Mac Centave
Atlanta, GA
Thos. J. Woofter
Wooster
Ion
W. B. Merritt
Supt
T. J. Woofter
Mic. Haselton
Hnd
Athens
Pendergrass
Jackson Superior Court
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Keosote Wood Preserving Co
Whitefield, New Hampshire
Dig County
Lis County
A. H
Putnam People
A. H. Hodgson
Board of Trustees
A. L. Thomas
Dr. Cawhorn
Oconee Heights Farm
Athens, Ga
Sloans Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Flatau
Alabama
Biantcore
Arthur F
ATAUV
Lumpkin Street
Banner Office
Deadwrier & Co
Cotton Commission Merchants
Broad, Thomas and
Oconcerts
Athens, Georgia
Gy Fe Utd
Atlalita Gea Las
Pealtiona
Corrie
Steachra
L. W. Arno’ D
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Department 4
Rue Packagh
Cave Springs
Rud
Geckil
R J Park
S. Pryor
Atrers Hardiware Company
Denlear
Broad St
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