Dairy and Live Stock Meet at State College Athens
The Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association held its first day sessions at the State College of Agriculture in Athens with about 150 dairymen and stock raisers in attendance. The program included lectures on tick eradication, beef cattle improvement, udder health, and profitable dairy herd management, with several speakers delayed or moved to today due to scheduling changes.
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State College Or Agriculture
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
Breeders’ Association
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers’ Union of Georgia
Duckworth
Mr. Copeland
Gainesville
Rawl
Washington
Jarnagin
Association
State College of Agriculture
Hart
J. D. Price
Farmington, Ga
Farmington
M. Neighbert
Georgia
South Carolina
Georgina
B. W. Hunt
Batonton
Oliver. J. Copeland
Jamesville
B. W. Jurson
B. H. Raw
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Milton P. Jarnagin
Peter F. Bahnsen
Americus
C. L. Willoughby
Sandersville
W. C. Hillhouse
Waynesboro
Atlanta Seeks More Police Protection Amid Rising Crime
Atlanta residents decry insufficient police coverage after city expansion and budget cuts. Report notes increased highway robbery purse-snatchings and assaults, with women and the elderly especially at risk. Citizens demand streetlighted, well patrolled neighborhoods and an expanded police force in 1911.
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Atlanta
Classic City and Gainesville share officers and roots
Classic City notes mutual influence with Gainesville as Athens gains citizens and clergy move between cities. It highlights three Athens preachers serving Gainesville churches and the mayor council clerk links, plus engineers and executives moving across the regional boundaries.
Former Hardware Drummer of Atlanta Burned to Death
Atlanta Jan 17 Mr Anders son FR Logan of 192 Cleburne avenue a well known traveling man died after noon from burns when a cigar dropped from his fingers setting his clothing ablaze His mother was badly burned in a failed effort to save him He was 55 and had been an invalid for a year or more Once in the Gainesville hardware trade he later rode for King Hardware Company of Atlanta and Athens The death comes as a notable loss to wide circle of friends in the city
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Ter
Banner-Watchman
J. H. White
Gainesville
Athens
Wood
W. H. Norris
Klein & Martin
Ed. M. White
Clerk White
Capt. Harnett
Atlanta
Andersson FR. Logan
Cleburne Avenue
Logan
King Hardware Company
Sallies
Dracusaion
Council
Atlanta ‘Teachers’ Association
Jno
Candler
Max Corput
Corput
France
Rome
Children Ask Clarke County For Road Beautification
Four youths aged ten to fourteen appeared before Clarke County commissioners seeking to have Georgia avenue graded and improved so they could beautify it themselves. The Civic Beauty League had already cleaned the street, and the board pledged county workers would begin work when possible.
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Commissioners of Roads
Clarke County
Lottie Jarrell
Doris Moore
Charlie Johnson
Walter Huff
Negro Tailor Leaves Large Atlanta Property to Heirs
An Athens reporter notes that William Finch, an elderly African American tailor once in Atlanta, died recently with a net worth of 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. His heirs applied for administration over a lot on Edgewood Avenue bought long ago for under 300 dollars. Finch, who belonged to the Lumpkin family in slavery days, served in Civil War times and later held a seat on Atlanta’s council before amassing wealth.
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William & Finch
Edgewood Ave
William 8. Finch
Atlanta
Edgewood Avenue
Finch
Pitta
Imany
Athens
Lumpkin
DD Fellows to Meet at Elberton
Alberton, Ga Jan. 17 The Odd Fellows of Elberton plan a large turnout for the sixteenth division meeting set for February 15. Forty three lodges will send delegates totaling about 125 to 180. Speakers include Judge Robert T. Daniel of Griffin deputy grand master R P Clark of Atlanta Orrin Roberts of Monroe grand master George C Thomas of Athens and past grand master J H Dozier of Athens.
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Alberton
Odd Fellows of
Elberton
Robert T. Daniel
Griffin
Court House
R. P. Clark
Atlanta
Orr
Tribble Reappointed as Clarke County Road Tax Collector
At the regular county commissioners meeting Mr. T. F. Tribble was reappointed road tax collector for Clarke County. He received the necessary books and receipts and will begin collecting the 1911 road tax from citizens subject to the levy.
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Board of County Commissioners
T. F. Tribble
Clarke County
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Claim
An ad urges buyers to look for the Bee Hive on Foley's Honey and Tar packaging to ensure authenticity. It warns against substitutes and notes the product is sold by druggists.
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Foley
Mackenzie and Mann Knighted for Canadian Railways Triumph
The Chicago backers of Sir William Mackenzie and Sir Donald Mann celebrate their knighthood for building railways that linked western Canada to the Atlantic. The enterprise, backed by Chicago capital and figures like Louis T Swift and Job J. Mitchell, transformed a vast network of mines, ships, steamers, and townsites into a formidable empire rivaling the Hudson Bay Company.
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Chicago
Sir William Mackenzie
Sir Donald Mann
Canada
Canadian Northern Railway
Western Canada
Mackezie and
Mann
Mackenzie
William Mackenzie
Donald Mann
George V
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Atlantic
Hadreon Bay Company
Ontario
British Columbia
Louis T Swift
Job J. Mitchell
West
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Manni
Donald
Michigan
Alpena
Ike
Edmonton
Old Bristol
King George of England
Hare
Hudson Bay Company
Great Principality
Canadian Pacific
Milwaukee
Thomas Shaughnessy
State insurance firms told to detail semi annual reports
Georgia insurers must file detailed semi annual reports for the last half of 1910, with only January statements allowed as a summary in June. Secretary A H Ulm says past practice of summarizing both halves ends. firms have sixty days after January 1 to submit fully detailed year end reports. At present only one report arrived, rejected for not detailing. Macon residents now sign hotel registers as from the Next Capital while traveling within Georgia.
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A. H. Ulm
Ulm
Aulin
Western Union Manager in Atlanta on inspection trip
Belvidere Brooks general manager of Western Union Telegraph Company with headquarters in New York visited Atlanta today as part of a southern inspection tour. The report notes Atlanta offices and local theater and financial news, including salary debates affecting teachers and city workers, and the death of Captain Max Corput, a pioneer Atlanta resident and architect.
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Western Union
Atlanta, Ga
Senatorial Possibilities Stir Georgia Politics
Atlanta Jan 17 A rumor swirl centers on Candler a DeKalb legislator and railroad commissioner as a leading candidate for senator with Hoke Smith faction wavering on a bid while Terrell remains a contender. Candler may also be a gubernatorial candidate in 1911 with potential to shape Georgia politics depending on the senator race outcome.
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Atlanta
C. Murphy Candler
State Railroad Commission
General Assembly
DeKalb
Hoke Smith
Jos. M. Terrell
Terrell
Murphy Candler
Senate
Mr. Smith
Smith
W. G. Brantley
T. W. Hardwick
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
Candler
Georgia
Milledgeville Penitentiary Cotton Fetches 17964 49 At Auction
The 1910 Georgia state penitentiary farm crop at Milledgeville sold last week at 14 1 2 cents per pound. Total proceeds reached 17964 49 from 275 bales of good bad and indifferent cotton. Prison Commission Chairman R E Davison returned after overseeing the sale and praised the result.
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Georgia State Penitentiary
Milledgeville
R. E. Davison
Prison Commission
Tener Inaugurated in Pennsylvania in Harrisburg
John K Tener of Charleroi was inaugurated governor of Pennsylvania at noon in Harrisburg succeeding Edwin S Stuart. The inauguration procession was one of the most imposing ever seen, with the general assembly, state officials and many spectators present. After the inaugural address, Tener and his party attended the swearing in of other state officers elected last November in the senate chamber.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Congress
Twentyfourth
Edwin §. Stuart
General Assembly
Tener
Senate
Minnesota Dairymen's Association Opens 1933 Convention
The 33rd annual Minnesota Dairymen's Association convention opened in Litchfield with President W. F. Shilling delivering the morning address. Officers' reports followed, and afternoon talks covered Conservation as it Applies to the Farmer and Factors Influencing Profits in Milk Production. The gathering continues through Saturday. Udder meetings are also held in Athens this week alongside the main event.
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Litchfield, Minn
Minnesota Dairymen's Association
W. F. Shilling
Northfield
Pension Money Delays in Georgia Pension Checks
Atlanta pension outlook grows clearer as governor signs warrant for 7.14 million but county ordinaries lag on rolls. Pension Commissioner Lindsey aims to mail pending checks by February 1, with payments rising to over one million dollars this year due to new service pension funds. About 3,000 service pension applicants await funding.
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J. W. Lindsey
Lindsey
Wilson inaugurated governor of New Jersey at Trenton
Woodrow Wilson took the oath as New Jersey governor at the Taylor Opera House in Trenton with both legislative branches watching. Chief Justice Gummere administered the oath as Fort handed the great seal before a large inaugural parade and a statehouse reception.
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Taylor Opera House
Gummere
Wilson
John F. Fort
State House
Northwestern Lumbermen Meet in Minneapolis for Annual Convention
The Northwestern Lumbermen's Association, a major national group, opened its three day convention in Minneapolis today. Attendees included leading retail lumbermen from across the northwest. The sessions will cover a range of important questions facing the lumber trade.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Northwest
Speer will case records sent to state Supreme Court
The Clarke superior court clerk completed the Speer will case copy and forwarded the documents to the state Supreme Court to pass on the merits of the prominent local and state dispute.
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SPEER
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Clarke
Supreme Court of
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