University of Georgia baseball to northern tour under Carmichael
Manager Carmichael has outlined a spring trip for the Georgia baseball team. The Red and Black face Clemson in Clemson to start the trek, then Washington and Lee, VMI, Naval Academy, George Washington, Virginia, and a two game stand at Charlottesville. The schedule pairs the road trip with a Georgia Washington Lee debate in Lexington on the same day.
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Carmichael
Georgia
Clemson
Washington Lee University
Lexington
V. M
Naval Academy
Anapolis
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Washington Lee Uiversity
Hill at Bowie Tex grows twice as big as last year
Local note highlights W. L. Hill, from 90 to over 180 pounds, crediting Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds after a severe illness. He claims complete cure after 12 bottles. Advertisers promise trial bottles free with price 60 cents and 1.00.
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Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Son
Governor Terrell Plans Washington Trip for Georgia Schools
Governor Joseph M. Terrell will leave Sunday for Washington to discuss Georgia congressional district agricultural schools and seek increased government funding for agricultural stations and experiments. He then travels to New York to confer with George Foster Peabody on Georgia education plans for the coming year.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
Washington
Agriculure Wilson
Congressional
Georgia
Agricultural College
Athens
New York
George Foster Peabody
Athens Cotton Receipts Near Hundred Thousand Bale Mark
Receipts of cotton in Athens approach the hundred thousand bale threshold for the season, with eighty thousand bales already on hand and fifteen thousand more than last year at this time. The rise is driven by railroad shipments, as Athens receives far more cotton via rail than previously. The table shows stock on hand as of Sept 1 1906, with total receipts by wagon and railroad and shipments and stock on hand, though figures are partially obscured in the record.
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Athens
Mente
Wsanu Wat
Raihoad
Beware Mercury Ointments Warn Catarrh Cure Ad
Public health cautions against mercury in catarrh ointments and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucus surfaces. Also mentions sale by druggists and Banner fight for better schedules. Boifeuillet contributing column in Macon Telegraph adds notable reading for Georgia readers.
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Phyallana
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
F.4d
Cheney & Co
Drogeista
Price
John T. Boifeuillet
The
Macon News
Telegraph
Farmers Club Sets Regular Meeting Schedule and Lectures
The Clarke County Farmers' Club met at Dr. H. C. White's office on campus and set a fixed date for monthly meetings. Beginning next year meetings will be held on Friday before the third Sunday, with January featuring talks by Prof. A. Rhodes and Prof. J. M. Hohnson on soil preparation.
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Clarke County Farmers’ Club
H. C. White
A. Rhodes
State Normal School
J. M. Hohnson
University
Fulghum Appointed General Agent of the Georgia Road
Mr H H Fulghum of Augusta is named general agent of the Georgia road and will assume the post on the 26th. Mr C D Cox, long time general agent, becomes auditor for Athens Electric Railway Co. starting January first. Cox departs after valued service. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee for nasal catarrh relief. 36c at W J Smith & Bros H R Palmer & Son, Druggists.
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H. H. Fulghum
Augusta
Georgia Road
Pulghum
C. D. Cox
Athens Electric Railway Co
Cox
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Son
Drusists
Athens Hardware expansion boosts four floor storehouse
The Athens Hardware Company has leased the building’s upper floors, expanding to four occupied levels with over two hundred thousand square feet in use. A new elevator links four sections, enabling full access to a now unified, expansive operation. The firm, among the largest in the South, serves many traveling sales reps and supports a broad headquarters staff in Athens. The company’s prosperity underpins its extensive regional reach. Also noted is a forthcoming bill to create a state Board of Regents overseeing University, Normal School, North Georgia, Agricultural College, and Georgia Industrial College for colored youths, with Governor-elect Hoke Smith supportive of the reform.
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Athens Hardware Company
Athens
General Assembly
Board of Regents
University
State Normal School
North Georgia
Agricultural College
Georgia Industrial College
Savannah
New York
Hoke Smith
Eject
Fireman Bradley Remembered as Steady Soldier
Fireman W. Bradley who lost his life after jumping from an engine near Carlton is praised as a splendid soldier. Captain McCurdy, longtime Clarke Rifles captain, recalls him as a diligent drillsergeant and one of the best drilled men in the company despite living far from the city.
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Bradley
Carlton
Capt. McCurdy
Clarke Rifles
Southern Cotton Growers Association Elects Officers
The Southern Cotton Growers Association held its regular meeting at the University of Alabama campus with Dr H C White addressing theory. Officers for the year were elected: Wa A Jester president J T Crowley vice president and secretary treasurer, and James W Morton named to the National Cotton Growers convention in Birmingham January 17. Crowley named as delegate to the Georgia state convention in Atlanta January 3. The group reported a prosperous condition and heard several encouraging talks.
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Southern Cotton “Gir Association
H. CG. White
Ares Wa
Birmingham
J. Crowley
Atlanta
Book Reviews: La Mere et Son Chat and Related Works
A review roundup lists La Mere et Son Chat edited by Freeman Josselyn with notes and vocabulary, Ritchey’s High School Manual Training Course in Woodwork, Davison’s Practical Zoology, and Davison’s biology text. Descriptions cover content, format, pages, prices, and the practical classroom value, noting illustrations and diagrams.
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la Redolliere
Freeman M. Josselyn
Docteur de _l'Univeraire.de Paris
Boston University
Price
American Book Company
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ritchey
B. Ritchey
R. T. Crane
Davison
Alvin Davison
Lafayette College
American’ Book Company
Dment
Fism
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Manager Carmichael
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Vere
Oerhay
Terrell
Wilson
H. M. Adams
Henrietta
W. J. Smith & Bro
Chamber of Commerce
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Santa Claus
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Cotton Growers’ Association
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