Paige Heads Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
The Hon Jim Price is reelected head of the Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association for another year. New officers elected are G F Hunnecut t vice president and M P Darnagin secretary and treasurer. The group adopted resolutions opposing oleomargarine tax repeal and urging funds for livestock serums, tick eradication and College of Agriculture extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Price
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
South
G. F. Hunnicutt
M. P. Darnagin
Congress
College of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
New Judge Targets Crime By Labeling Vagrants
Judge J B Jones of the Northeastern circuit urges aggressive enforcement of vagrancy laws, blaming crime on those who do not work. He urges the community to report all able residents not earning an honest living, including women, to wipe out the vagrancy evil. The stance echoes a broader campaign among judges in the state and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
J. B. Jones
Toccoa
Jones
Neas
Entire Athens Family Poisoned By Eating Old-Fashioned Souse
The Parr family in Athens suffered ptomaine poisoning after eating old-fashioned souse Sunday night. Mrs Parr two daughters and two sons became ill but are recovering with two cases still confined to their rooms. The incident highlights risks from spoiled meat and tainted food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Alonzo Parr
Cadets Improve Cadet Battalion Duty Under Maj Atkins
The University military department has expanded to five companies, added a state unique signal corps, and prepares for rifle practice and camp. Band, artillery, and drill programs show significant progress with plans for bayonet, shooting ranges, and a future rifle team. Cadet officers and ranks are listed, noting leadership and organizational growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Atkins
J. M. Kimbrough
Albany
Anentom
H. A. Nix
J. B. Brown
H. 8. Rogers
E. W. Morse
P. R. Anderson
J. H. Foater
R. Dallis
M. J. Witman
A. K. Maddox
J. R. Powell
G. C. Arnold
H. B. Riddell
N. E. Hooley
J. M. Solomans
B. Slack
Leutenant
R. B. Troutman
Artillery
W. W. Anderson
L. C. Pfieffer
The
Western Land Products Exposition Opens in Omaha
The Western Land Products Exposition begins in Omaha on January 18 and runs through January 28. It showcases agricultural horticultural and timber products from Western states including Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Montana Arizona New Mexico Nevada Oregon Washington Idaho Utah and California.
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Omaha
Neb
West
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
California
College Democrats Confer in Washington DC
In Washington DC on January 18 the National League of Democratic College Clubs met at the New Willard hotel after a Baltimore elder statesmen conference. Warren Jefferson Davis directed the gathering as officers and state vice presidents planned activities for the next presidential campaign. Also in Washington attorney general Wickersham and Senator Root planned to attend Albany for the New York State Law Association meeting with Root presiding and Wickersham delivering the annual address.
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State Department of Agriculture
Extension Department
State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Athens
Georgia
Taft Butler
Miscissippi
D. I. Morgan
Columbia
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Democratic Party
National League of Democratic College Clubs
Warren Jefferson Davis
League
New Williard Hotel
Wickersham
Senator Root
Albany
New York State Law Association
Senaior Root
Big Four County Fair forms from Commerce stockholders meeting
Commerce citizens and merchants pushed a temporary charter drive for the Big Four County Fair on January 18. Directors from Commerce and neighboring Jackson Madison Banks and Franklin counties were named to guide early organization and charter pursuit to boost agriculture and farmer prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Council Chamber
Jackson
Frankin
Madison Counties
John B. Hardman
Col. H. C. Williford
Banks
Madison
Franklin
Messrs
W. A. Williamson
H. C. Williford
W. D. Williford
J. F. Shannon
J. B. Hardman
C. J. Hood
Mess
Citizens of Commerce
Mixed Faith Romance Ends In Rome Wedding Of Miss Story
Miss Gwendolyn Story and Captain Stuart wed in Rome under a church dispensation due to religious differences. The bride, Roman Catholic by birth, hails from an eminent American lineage, descending from Justice Joseph Story, with ties to poet and sculptor W. W. Story and sculptor Waldo Story.
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Rome
Gwendolyn Story
Stuart
Ana
Miss Story
Joseph Story
Supreme Court of the United States
W. W. Story
Waldo Story
Tuskegee Negro Conference opens with farmer focus
The twentyeth annual Tuskegee Negro Conference began at Tuskegee Institute with a symposium on the Negro as a farmer. Tenant farming profitability and truck farming, cotton raising, and livestock breeding were discussed. Booker T. Washington praised the discussions for practical value. Tomorrow the Workers' Conference will be held with indications of large attendance of educators and uplift supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Bank Intruder Jokes With Workman Underwatch
Patrolman Paul Last Night encountered Mr. A. B. Braswell of Atlanta inside Georgia National Bank while Braswell installed new furniture. A brief misapprehension followed as Braswell and the officer realized they were both doing duty in a busy banking hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia National Bank
Paul
Lla
A. B. Braswell
Atlanta
Case Ten Years in Litigation Now in Judge Brand's Hands
After a decade in Clarke county courts and two auditors, the Barrett Lyndon case is before Judge Brand of the Superior Court. About $40,000 at stake, with two days of arguments expected. Attorneys Mell and Tuck represent Barrett, Shackelford Shackelford Peeples and Howard represent Dr Lyndon. Judge Brand to render a decision in a few days.
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Bran
Brand
Barrett-Lyndon
Superior Court
Clarke County
T. 8
Mell
H. C. Tuck
Barrett
Shackelford & Shackelford
Peeples
Howard
Lyndon
Sudden Death of Mrs Richard W Sizer Shocks Community
Mrs R W Sizer died suddenly at her Henderson Avenue home just after seven. She was a beloved Athens matron, daughter of the late Judge James R Lyte, wife of Richard W Sizer, bank cashier, and mother of four children. Funeral at First Methodist Church at 3:30 pm with interment in Oconee cemetery.
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Richard W. Sizer
Henderson Avenue
Mrs. Sizer
James R. Lyle
Athens
James Lyte
Frances Burnett
Margaret Morton
Clara Morton Lyte
Crawford Lyle
F. C. Lyle
Annie M. Lyle
Sizer
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Oconee
M. L. Troutman
Mesara
E. H. Dorsey
John W. Welch
James Narrow
J. E. Talmadge, Jr
F. A. Lipscomb
R. C. Wilson
B. P. Hardeman
A. R. Nicholson
Dorsey & Funkenstein’s
Shot and Robbery Shocks Arnolds ville Doctor Veal
In Arnoldsville Oglethorpe county Dr J O Veal, a prominent physician, was shot after leaving his office by unknown assailants likely seeking robbery. Bloodhounds tracked from Arnoldsville to John Smith’s home near Arnoldsville, where Smith was arrested and confessed. Another suspect was jailed at Lexington.
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Arnoldsville
Oglethorpe
John Amirth
J. BO. Veal
Dr. Veal
Veal
Nat Arnold
John Smith
Smith
Alabama Bankers Meet Discusses Bank Code Bill
Montgomery Jan 18 The Alabama Bankers Association annual session featured talk on the bank code bill to be presented in the current legislative session. President W L Lancaster presided with Clark Williams New York state controller among speakers as the convention plans to elect officers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Bankers’ Association
W. L. Lancaster
Clark Williams
New York
Mrs. Longstreet Takes Vacation From Gainesville Post Office
Gainesville Ga Jan 18 Mrs Helen D Longstreet postmaster leaves soon for Chicago for a six week vacation It is her first away from the Gainesville office since taking the post in six years Her absence will leave the office in efficient hands as she ensures service to the public
Grain shrinkage dispute draws grain men and railroads
In Chicago on January 18 leading grain men from several states met with railroad representatives to discuss shrinkage deductions. Railroads deduct one eighth of 1 percent for wheat and one fourth of 1 percent on coarse grain. Grain men argue there is no basis for such deductions without proof of natural shrinkage.
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Chicago
Doctors Failed, Restored by Peruna
Catarrh of the lungs threatened life says Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont. She was cured by Peruna after doctors failed to help. She details hemorrhages, slow initial gains, and later expelling stringy mucus as her health improved. She urges readers to ask for a free Peruna almanac for 1911.
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Threatenea Ker
Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Peruna
Rev Julius Atwood consecrated bishop in Arizona
Boston news reports the consecration of Rev Julius Walter Atwood UL D of Phoenix as missionary bishop of Arizona at Trinity Church. Presenters and officiants include Bishops Cadman Lines Greer and others while Atwood’s career spanned Ipswich Providence Columbus and Arizona. He founded a tuberculosis hospital and was a friend of poet Whittier.
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Boston
Mass
Trinity Church
Julius Walter Atwood
Phoenix
Arizona
Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Elect Atwood
William D. Maxon
Detroit
Mich
Henry #. Nash
Cambridge Theological School
Lawrence of Massachun
Hall
Vermont
Lloyd
Virginia
Atwood
Cadman
Maine
Bishop Lines
New Jersey
Greer
New York
Kraduste
Cambridge Theological
Paddock
Yao
Ipswich
St. James Church
Providence
Columbus
Hoemx
Biston Atwood
Whittier
Child Welfare Exhibit in New York Promotes Modern Child Culture
New York opens a Child Welfare Exhibit at the Seventy-First Regiment armory. The show explores scientific child culture, social work by thousands of helpers, and the effects of congestion on children. It features moving pictures, candy shop impacts, street corner loafing, public dance halls, tenement life, food care, clothing and training, toy value, roof gardens, and public playgrounds.
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New York
Seventy- O1st Regiment
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J.D. Paige
Georgia Dairymen and Live Stock Association
University of Georgia
BIG
Oglethorpe County
Alabama
Julius Atwood
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