Salaries for federal judges debated in Congress
An article argues for raising circuit and district judges salaries to ten thousand and nine thousand dollars respectively. It stresses a strong, honest judiciary as essential to uphold the law, cites Athens Chamber of Commerce support, and frames higher pay as prudent governance rather than lavish expenditure. It also lauds Georgia State College of Agriculture and its leaders for agricultural outreach and educational expansion in Athens.
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Congress
America
Athens’ Chamber of Commerce Sy
State College OF Agriculture
Georgia
Seatte
Soule
Barrow
University of Georgia
Athens
Eeasion
Can Black Citizens Govern State College’s Vision of Leadership
The article argues against Black governance, citing Haiti and Liberia as failed experiments. It claims Black people lack the capacity to master the science of government, asserting they cannot grasp sovereignty or steady civic rule despite labor or farming prowess. It portrays Black governance as an egregious failure.
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Hayden Republic
Hayti
Alexis
Legitime
France
Simon
Liberia
Haytt
Political Morals and Near Beer Decision in Oregon
The Oregon Republicans face a test of political morality as the legislature, though majority Republican, may elect a Democrat in the Senate per people’s direct choice. The Oregon public seeks consistency between mandate and action. The Oregon Court of Appeals rules four percent alcohol as the threshold for intoxicating near beer, clarifying legal standards and guiding near beer compliance.
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Oregon
United States Senate
United States
George
B. Chamberlain
Senate
Chamberlain
Court of Appeals
Important Gatherings in Washington on Conservation
In the coming days several major conventions will convene in Washington D C. Representatives of commercial interests governors and officials will discuss conservation of national resources and report on preservation efforts. The piece stresses urgent action to protect forests and waterways as national treasures.
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Washington City
National Conservation Commission
Rivers and Harbors Association
Savings banks urge thrift as path to prosperity
The text argues that Americans save more each year, linking personal savings to state and national strength. It cites France as a model with widespread deposits, noting nearly 2,000,000 people hold 2000 dollars and 4,000,000 hold 1000 dollars, aided by 1831 postal banks and strong private banks. It ties French thrift to global banking leadership and notes Republican support for postal banks in the U S.
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France
Paris
Republic
Republican Party
Congress
Truthful Reports From Athens Citizen On Kidney Pains
An Athens resident shares a testimonial praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney issues. He reports relief after using several boxes and urges readers to buy from Pelmer & Sons and remember the Dean's name. Foster Milburn Co. of Bula New York is listed as sole U.S. agents. price 60 cents.
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Athens
J. F. Martin
Thomas Street
Dean
Pelmer & Sons
Foster-Milburn, Co
Bula
New York
United States
State College brings hundreds of farmers to Athens yearly
The annual gathering of hundreds of farmers at the State College of Agriculture will benefit the farmers and the institution, and will have a positive impact on Athens and the whole state.
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State College of Agriculture
Athens
How They Live A Washington Hotel Hanger-On Study
Washington columnist examines a population of non-earners who survive on nothing a year in the capital. He describes hotel lobby hangers around, often with hidden government ties, who drink freely, spin tales, and rely on others for meals and bills. Some drift from job loss to worse, while a few try honest work amid scarce opportunities.
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Lillian M. Cheshire
Washington, D. C
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Washington Gang
Augustus Thomas
Capitols
Washngton
Toweries
Ihetaure
Cencus
Florida earns a National Forest in Ocala region
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed proclamations creating two National Forests. Ocala National Forest in Marion county Florida covers about 201 480 acres, a low elevation plateau between the St Johns and Ochlockonee rivers. The Ocala forest marks the easternmost forest in the United States east of the Mississippi.
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Washington, D. C
Florida
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
Ocala National Forest
Marion County
Dakota National Forest
Billirs County
North Dakota
Scientilc Forest Administration
Alaska
Ocala
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Florida Forest
St. John's
Ochlaweha
Ocala and Dakota National Forests Highlight Tree Growth and Prospects
The Ocala National Forest faces fire-driven deforestation but shows potential for reforestation with care, especially for sand pine. The Dakota National Forest in Billings County, scanty in timber, aims to prove artifi cial reforestation and windbreak planting, noting limited farming land and increasing settlement nearby.
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Ocala
Ocala National Forest
New Dakota National Forest
Bad Lands
Billings County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Grasa
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul R. R
Western Lani Securties Company
Miss Warnle Edge Returns Home From Watkinsville Visit
Miss Warnle Edge of Watkinsville, who had been staying with Mrs. M. Gilleland, departed yesterday to return to her home.
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the Athers
H. J. Rowe
Wekly
Sunday Banner
State College
National Capitol
Ocala Forest
Mississippi
What Is
Castoria
Conning Castoria
Parkers
Hardeman & Phinizy
Cotton Commission Merchants
Broad, Thomas and
Oconee Streets
Athens, Ga
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