Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Meeting Dates Set in Athens
Prof Jarnigan announces the Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association meeting to be held January 16 and 17, 1912 at the agricultural college in Athens. The following day January 18 the Georgia breeders meet, with concurrent sessions of the State Horticultural Society. Delegates will hear papers on dairy breeds and hogs, with practical farmer experiences to follow. attendance expected statewide. Hotel accommodations can be secured by writing Milton P. Jarnagan, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Dairy and Live’ Stock Association
Athens
Agricultural College
Georgia Breeders’ Association
State Horticultural Society
Martinns Delage
Georgia
Georgia Dairy and
Milton P. Jarnagan
Palmer & Sons Promote HYOMEL for Catarrh Remedy
H. A. Palmer and Sons advertise HYOMEL as a guaranteed cure for catarrh with a money back offer. An inhaler costs 60 cents, or complete HYOMEL outfit with inhaler is $1.00. They claim relief in five minutes and progressive results over a week and promise permanent relief after another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Gotch to meet Munro for international title in Kansas City
World wrestling champion Gotch and Alec Munro of Britain headline a Missouri Athletic Club bout in Kansas City to vie for the international title. The match, staged under catch-as-catch-can style, carries a guaranteed purse of 10,000 dollars with 75 percent to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanets City
Pfrink Gotch
Alec Munro
Missouri Athletic Club
Somme
Teat
Munro
Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Thei
Gétch
Stockholm California Convention Draws Over Thousand Educators
More than a thousand visitors attend the annual convention of the State Teachers Association in Stockholm California. Educators from varied regions participate in meetings of several allied groups. Proceedings began and will continue through the end of the week with discussions on conservation and related topics led by prominent ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Cal
Der
Perp Teachers’ Association
Moet
Miss Clara Barton Red Cross Fame Fades on Birthday
Washington December 25 Miss Clara Barton famed worldwide for Red Cross work marks her ninetieth birthday at Glen Echo Maryland. Health fragile plans for celebration abandoned as friends visit and recall her long career from schoolteacher to founder of free hospitals, nurse in Civil War, and first Red Cross president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Clara Barton
Ned Cross
Glen Echo
Miss Barton
America
Oxford
Maso
Stephen Barton
Anthony Wayne
Bordentown
N. J
Washington
Worcester
Maia
Virginia
James
Europe
Straussburg
Paris
American Association of the Red Cross
Miss Berton
Enogh
Goats Victory: Washerwomen Over Owls In One-Sided Show
In a YMCA double header the Goats crushed the Owls 52 to 10 led by Erwin A with 38 points. Washerwomen beat Kids 32 to 25 as Cohen scored 12. Next Friday features Washerwomen vs Goats and Kids vs Owls in two key rematches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Goats
Owls
Erwin
Goata
O'Farrell
Cohen
Wooster
von Merean
Rawson
Rubenstein
Dorsey
Rogers
Flannigen
Weatherly
Chandler
Heidler
Lamkin
Tuck
Fowler
Cheney
Tibbetts
Cobb
Casey
Acme
Canadian hockey season to open in Canada
Montreal Der. 26. Everything is in readiness for the opening contests tomorrow night of what promises to be the most notable season of professional hockey since the sport became the leading winter pastime in Canada. The National Hockey Association has prepared an unusually long schedule for the season and as the various teams appear to be well matched some keen competition is in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
National Hockey Association
Flynn and Capon Ready for Ten-Round Contest
Flyyn and Capon finished training in Galt Lake City Utah for their ten round fight at Joam club tomorrow night. Both boxers are in excellent condition and attract lively interest from boxing fans. The bout features two top lightweights regarded as clever and exciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Lake City
Utah
Jim Flynn
Tony Capon
Joam Club
Fyan
Capon
Music Teachers Nation Convention Opens In Ann Arbor
Special report from Ann Arbor Mich December 26 The Music Teachers National Association begins its four day annual convention with sessions on a broad range of topics Peter K Lutkin of Northwestern presiding and speakers including Laula A Coerne of Wisconsin Max Meyer of Missouri Harry D Hutchins and Robert M Wenley of Michigan listed among participants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Music Teachers’ National Association
Peter K. Lutkin
Northwestern University
Laula A. Coerne
University of Wisconsin
Max Meyer
Osborn and Anthony Wed in Statham Social Event
Miss Annie Glenn Osborn and Mr Foster Anthony were married Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr W H Edgar in Statham Georgia The couple are popular locals The groom moved to Statham from Oglethorpe with his family and is in business here The bride previously lived in Oconee County and is noted as a leading young woman of Jackson County whose family had relocated here some time ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statham
Annie Glenn Osborn
Foster Anthony
W. H. Edgar
Oglethorpe
Oconee County
Jackson County
Oconee
Card of Thanks for Miss Annie Epps
Miss Annie Epps thanks friends and relatives for kind favors during illness at Pulaski street. They moved her to her niece on Oconee street, No. 287, where she is cared for and improving and invites friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Epps
Pulaski Street
Nerce
Oconee” Street
Alarm at Night Warns of Croup Cough Remedy Endorsed
An alarm at night that strikes terror to the household is the croup cough. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended by H. W. Casselman of Canton New York as a lifesaver for troubled children. Also advised is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter exposure and chilly feet, with sale by all druggists or dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. W. Casselmann
Canton
N.Y
Poley
Chamberlain's
Weiss Co
Richeson Jury Ready for Murder Trial Start
Boston Massachusetts December 26 A special juror venue was issued for the trial of Rev Clarence V T Richeson charged with the murder of Avis Linnell. About 250 men will be drawn for the January 13 start. Impaneling begins January 16 and bias concerns loom as jurors are selected. The death on October 14 involved cyanide poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mays
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Massachusetts
Avis Linnej
New Discovery credited with saving wife from deadly cough
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama praises Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness. He claims she improved rapidly after using the remedy, endorsed as a sure cure for coughs colds and lung trouble with no opiates. The ads promote 50 cent and 1.00 bottles and free trial under local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R Palmer & Sons
Brooks Chief Police Heads of Athens Departments 1912
The mayor and council elected L. B. Brooks as chief of police, named J. W. Barnett city engineer, F. Shackelford city attorney, and J. Barrow waterworks head among a broader roster. New hires included G. P. McClure, C. B. Craft, Allie Richards, to fill patrol and fire roles for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. Rowe
Youngkin
W. L. Wood
J. W. Barnett
F. C. Shackelford
James Barrow
L. E. Brooks
G. W. McDorman
CFA
Cilcera
E. H. Youngkin
B. F. Woods
J. 8
McKie
H. N. Thomas
R. J Pelton
D. W. Hill
J. W. Pant
Police Department
Fire Department
G. P. McClure
C. BL Craft
Allie Richards
L. B. Brooks
G. C. Emerick
Fred Seagraves
C. B. Seagraves
A. Saye
R. H. Wier
R. A. Burpee
C. E. Craft
J. T. Eberhart
W T. Eberhart
W. J. Brittain
C. W. Hoard
J. F. Short
Fletcher Seeks Unity Through Souths Recovery Volume
Senator Duncan U Fletcher presents President Taft with The Souths Physical Recovery volume bound in fulmorocco. The gift outlines a national contrast between 1861 and 1911 and calls for commerce and peace over strife, urging the Souths rising role in a broader national future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Duncan U. Fletcher
Southern Commercial Congress
Taft
Congress
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
George Westinghouse
George W. Perking
Nashville
Duncan
A. Fletcher
Grovenor Dawe
Clarence J. Owens
Wslam
H. Saunders
Reatent
Apd
Taylor
Lenant
Burns
Tennessee
Mr J T Stevens suffers second accident at mill
Old and well known citizen Mr Thomas J Stevens was found badly hurt at the foot of a stairway at the Southern Refining Company mill where he worked as night watchman. He had fallen during the night and required medical care at home in Raymond Ga. A chip was badly fractured and physicians attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern fRefing Company
Thomas J. Stevens
Bernstein Brothers
Hoyt Street
Stevens
Oconee Street
Dr Rothe Joins State College of Agriculture Faculty
Dr H H Rothe becomes a Georgia State College of Agriculture faculty member to head veterinary science and serum production for hog cholera prevention. He arrives from Ohio State University, brings bacteriology and serum therapy experience, and will begin work after a brief absence. Georgia funds for serum production are approved, with six weeks to two months before serum availability for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rothe
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Rothe
Ohio State University
Hig
Slaton
Department of the School
Turnover Delayed all G M Trains
Trains on the Gainesville Midland Railway were slightly delayed yesterday due to an overturned box car on the track between Ocones Heights and Jefferson near Clarksboro. The delay ended quickly as one train transferred cars with another coming from Athens. The box car had run off Saturday on the Y line at Jefferson and was re-railed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville Midland Railway
Clarksboro
Ocones Heights
Jefferson
Gainesville
Athens
Death of Wash Moore After Street Car Collision
Wash Moore, the elderly driver of the Georgian hotel bus, died from skull injuries sustained in a collision with a street car two weeks earlier. Officials had believed recovery possible a day or two before the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Moore
Young Athens Boy Dislocates Hip During Holiday Visit
Yesterday morning at his aunt's Center home the fourteen year old James Ellson Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs W B Bailey, slipped on the porch and suffered a dislocated hip. He was reported doing fairly well last night and will be unable to walk for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellson Bailey
8.W. Bailey
Gufferer
New Agency for Reforms Launched in Indianapolis
A new movement at the Indiana State Civic Union convention in Indianapolis launches to uplift time cases and curb abuses. It aims for social, moral reform through education, legislation and law enforcement, tackling issues like Sabbattination and international peace, per promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Isd
Tme
Inita
Ndbana State Civic Union
Athens Artist and Poet in Harper's Weekly Feature
In Harper's Weekly from New York, Athens Georgia is praised for artistic and literary talent. William C. Mears, son of Maria Hodgson of Athens, is Harper publications art editor and artist. his wife Hallie Hodgson is a poet. The issue highlights a verse by Hallie, a frontispiece depicting “Christmas Memories,” and a full page by Mears portraying Aunt Mariah George, an iconic elderly Black woman in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
New York
Athens
Georgia
Wm. C. Mears
Maria Hodgson
Migs Hallie Holgson
Mears
Harper Publications
Wigglin
Q Mansion
Maria George
Mr. Meare
Mariah
Aunt Mariah
Mariah George
Hot Springs Liver Dut tons advertised in Athens drug store
H. R. Palmer & Sons promote Hot Springs Liver Suttons as a remedy for constipation inactive fever disordered stomach and bowel issues. The ad claims the pills are highly effective and comparable to the healing waters, priced at 85 cents with mail orders from Hot Springs Co Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer & Ong
Hot Springs
Duttons
Athens
Bex
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Hot Springs Co
Ark
Beat on Earth verdict cited in quack remedy claim
A crude testimonial claims Foley's Honey and Tor Compound cured consumption in a wife, describing harsh symptoms and immediate relief after using the product. The text reads like a promotional sale note with buyer R. J. Tracy referenced and notes the remedy as for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Tracy
Foley's
Tor
Foley
Rax
Lightning Kills Few In 1906 Observation Note
Fragmentary article notes low death risk from lightning in 1906 observations. Mentions Madsen of West vf Hoo and compares liver and kidney failure with electric injuries. Text is garbled and lacks clear event details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Madsen
West
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Prof. Jarnigan
H. A. Palmer & Sons Guarantee Hyomel
Gotch and Munro
Miss Clara Barton Red Cross Fame
Flynn and
Brooks
D. D. Newsome
W. J. Potts
J. M. Paul
L. Smith
Weldon Woot
J. P. Hall
W. PF
Montgomery
A Poss
Hiram Peeler
Ohn Stephen
J. Kyle
Jos, Lewis
K. A. Hill
R. K. Summers
William Lewis
Homer Gregory
W. McKinnon
B. N Botta
IL. P. Kirk
M. F. Mathews
L. H. Crow
W. A. Mallory
G. H. Palmer
C. N. Weather
Groavenor Dawe
Mr. Dawe
Mississippi Valley
Missippi
United States
cos‘Stees
South
Atlante
T. J. Stevens
Raymond
J. T. Shelnutt
DR. Rothe
State College
G. M
NEW Agency For Reforms
Harpers
Harper's
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