Trustees Name Dean For New Agricultural College
The Board of Trustees met in the chancellor’s office to discuss selecting a dean for the new agricultural college. Candidates named were A M Soule, W J Spillman, and C A Carey, with no decision yet. a January report is expected. Committee reports favored Lumpkin hill site if possible, else nearby lands, and Secretary Wilson pledged support and expert help as needed. A new committee will manage the farm and its rentals since operations begin next year.
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Agricultural Department
University of Oor
Barrow
Vusigqua
Agricultural College
A. M. Soule
Blacksburg
W. J. Spillman
Washington, D.C
C. A. Carey
Auburn
Ala
Lumpkin Hill
Hudson
B. H. Callaway
L. H. O. Martin
L. G. Hardman
A. J. McMullan
R. C. Neely
A. L. Hull
Whitehead Improves Store on Clayton Street
Mr BG Whitehead is upgrading the Clayton street store expected to be among the best equipped in the city. A large carpentry crew has been at work. the business will offer groceries and general merchandise at 6 Clayton street and seeks public patronage.
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Whitehead
Clayton Street
Carpentera
Arizona Minera’ Association
el Paso
Arizona
el Pasa
Texas
Alamo
Lone Star
Officers Named by the Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons
Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons named officers for the year including J. T. Trussell high priest H. R. Palmer king W. M. Pittman scribe G. E. Stone secretary J. B. McKie treasurer James Barrow captain of the host T. M. Forrester principal sojourner Harvey Stovall royal arch captain C. M. Young master of third vell J. P. Butler master of second vell J. P. Hart master of first vell The note adds optimism about Georgia and Southern railroad schedule changes.
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Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
J. T. Trussell
H. R. Palmer
W. M. Pittman
G. E. Stone
McKie
James Barrow
T. M. Forrester
Harvey Stovall
Royal Arch
C. M. Young
J. P. Butler
J. P. Hart
Candy boxes awaiting address at city express office
The express company holds several undelivered packages due to missing addresses. A Chicago candy box for a young lady and two Atlanta boxes sent for Christmas await identification. Descriptions should be given to agent Mr. Merriwether to claim them.
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Express Company
Chicago
Atlanta
Merriwether
Governor Terrell After More Money In Georgia Schools
Governor Terrell and Georgia legislators met with Secretary of Agriculture Wilson in Washington to push for eleven district agricultural schools and sub stations for experiments. President Roosevelt’s note supported the plan, with the Georgia delegation optimistic on House action after holidays. Senator Bacon and university trustees would back the measure, while the department offers expert visits if Congress stalls.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Georgia
Terrell
Covingston
Adamson
Congress
Roosevelt
Agricultural Department
Agricultural Committee of the House
Livingston
Bacon
University of Georgia
Senate
Georgia School
Terell
Washington
New York
Arizona Copper and Western Unity Speech Highlights El Paso Ties
Col Cobb extols Arizona mining power and western unity while praising Arizona, El Paso, and the West. He claims Arizona copper drives national progress, lauds Westerners as typical Americans, and frames demarcations like the Mason-Dixon line as fading behind a shared western identity.
Owner Found For Locket And Chain
A locket and chain lost by a Mittenegro girl were recovered after matching a description in The Banner. Police had suspected an earlier break in at Mr. W. N. Teat’s Baldwin Street home. items other than the jewelry were not taken. The owner was identified by the Teat family and received the pieces yesterday morning. The article also notes potential legislative action to form a board of regents and Gainesville Midland Railroad plans for a convenient Sunday passenger schedule.
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Dearing Hill
W. N. Teat
Baldwin Street
Teat
Douglas
Gainesville Midland Road
Yale Game Postponed After Judge Brand Court Session
Judge Brand disposed of several motions in court in Athens and Lavonia, including cases against the A. Le Railway Co and Dock Lester. The Yale Varsity basketball game with the local M C A team, scheduled for Dec 20, was canceled after Yale requested Friday night play and the university holiday closure. The local association declined two thirds of the door receipts. Dr and Mrs J T Elder of Bishop attended.
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Brand
Chambers
King
Weatherly
8. A. le Railway Co
Damisee
Col. H. S. West
Erwin
Dr. C
Haynes
Dock ‘Lester
J. T. Anderson
D. I. Peacock
Col. H. 8
Lavonia
Mrs
J. T. Elder
Bishop
Athens
Yale
Tragic childlike dreams meet cold world on Christmas
The Post Dispatch notes a sorrowful Christmas theme as children wake to find the world harsh and silent. A lament rises for those harmed by neglect and unfulfilled wishes, with images of Gabriel’s horn and parental sighs echoing through the season. The piece voices a plea to Santa Claus to hear these sobering prayers.
Long Tennessee Fight Ends With Salve Claim
A Bells resident, W. L. Rawls, recalls a twenty year nasal swelling and sore ness treated with Buicklen's Arnica Balm. He reports the balm eased pain, reduced swelling, and prevented recurrence. Available for 25c at W. J. Smith & Aros, H. BR. Palmer & Son, Deusleta.
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Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells
Teun
Nasil Olitarch
Buicklen
W. J. Smith & Aros
H. BR. Palmer & Son
Deusleta
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