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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1910

Page

8

Clarke County Legislation Seeks Board of Roads and Revenues Term Change

Notice of a June session bill in Georgia to amend the 1897 act creating Clarke County Roads and Revenues Board. Proposes expiration of current members on the first Wednesday in October and election of commissioners at the regular October state election with biennial terms. Also notes an accompanying probate notice in Clarke County. Mary McKinley Cobb applies for twelve months support from Howell Cobb estate. Court of Ordinary requires show cause by July 5, 1910.

Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues County of Clarke, &c Georgia Clarke County Court House Maud Tuck Pope J. Carmichael Jack Barnett W. B. Jackson Georghia Price Nathan Whitman S Aid County Court of Ordinary B. Wingfield Cobb & Erwin John A. Darwin John J. Wilkins Charter

Appraisers Seek Causes on Elbert Year’s Support in 1910

Appraisers appointed to set a year’s support for Ella Jamison widow of Shoals Jamison have filed their report. All concerned must show cause at the official office on the last Monday in July 1910 at 10 a.m. why the application should not be granted. June 1, 1910. 9. B. Wingfield, Sr.

Ella Jamison Shoals Jamison B. Winggfield

Andrew Jackson Insurance Company charter petition

Petitioners seek incorporation of the Andrew Jackson Insurance Company under Georgia law to engage in life health casualty fidelity and accident insurance with capital stock of 5 million dollars divided into 50 000 shares. principal office to be Athens Clarke County and authority to establish branches, issue bylaws and contracts including bonds and sureties, with notice published in the Athens Weekly Banner.

State OF Georgia County of Clarke Philip Cook John A. Darwin L. F Réwards G. H. Hulme J. N. Webb John J. Wilkins Athens Andrew Jackson Insurance Company Nobility Insurance Fidelity Insurance United L. F. Edwards Fidelity Insurance Company Iini Dre Insurance Georga Athens Weekly Banner State United States JNO J. Wilkins L. FP Edwards Geo H. Hulme

Petition Signatures Verified in Clarke County Georgia

The signatures attached to the petition are genuine. The facts and representations therein are true. Joan A. Darwin and J. Wilkins sworn and subscribed before me on June 23, 1910 in Clarke County Georgia by W. P. Brooks, N P.

Joan A. Darwin Ino J. Wilkins W. P. Brooks N. P. Clarke Co

Hewlett A Hall Named Adjutant General in Georgia

Athlanta Ga January 29 Hewlett A Hall chairman of the Georgia Democratic executive committee and Coweta county lawyer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of adjutant general following John Co Hart's resignation. The move signals a likely bid by Hall for attorney general with a Smith faction challenge expected in the upcoming primary.

Athinta Hewlett A. Hall Georgia Democratic Secutive Committee Brown Coweta County John Co. Hart Hall Jake Smith Smith

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promotes Quick Healing

A newspaper advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the swiftest remedy for wounds and burns to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims effectiveness for boils sores eruptions eczema and chapped skin with a 25 cent price at W. J. Smith & Bros. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.

W. J. Smith & Bros H. R. Palmer & Sons

Professor T A Early Returns From Washington Conference

Prof Thos A Early of the State College of Agriculture and state extension work expert in Georgia corn clubs returned from Washington City where he attended a major Southern officials conference. He notes 12,000 boys in clubs last year, rising to over 46,000 this year. The top acre prize earns a Washington trip to learn from the USDA on premier corn methods.

Thos. A. Early State College of Agriculture Georgia Washington City South Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Glad to Recommend Foley Kidney Pills

Mr EB Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys grew stronger the secretions became natural and his bladder stopped troubling him. He recommends Foley Kidney Pills sold by druggists in yellow packaging.

EB. Weakley Kokomo Ind All Drug Plats B. F. Kelley Springfield Foley

Agricultural College Doing Splendid Work in Georgia

The State College of Agriculture at Athens reports major progress toward industrial development of Georgia. Extension reaches thousands of farmers with five farmers institutes and four teachers institutes planned for July. The chemical department analyzes soil nutrients for practical farming value. Cotton grade upgrades to good middling could boost Georgia growers by about ten million dollars annually. The herd totals 97 cattle, 23 hogs, 17 horses and mules. Calls for increased legislative appropriation.

State College of Agriculture At Athens Georgia A. Minear Agricultural Department Journal

Entry of Judge Hart sparks Georgia gubernatorial race debate

Special to The Banner Atlanta June 29 speculates on Attorney General John C Hart entering the governor’s race. Hart, described as sincere and principled, faces questions about withdrawals from Brown and Smith and who would lose most in strength. Supporters say his entry could shift districts while opponents note his ties to conservatives and Hoke Smith strongholds. Both candidates plan limited campaigns as party lines tighten. Edward H Walker, College Park candidate, welcomes Hart and aligns with peace and prosperity platform.

Atlanta John C. Hart Judes Mart Judge Hart Hollen Hart Capitol Brown Smith Atte Brown-Smith Aldacy Judge Mr. Smith Hoke Smith United States Edward H. Walker College Park Walker

Marvelous Discoveries in New Inventions to Save Life

A sensational claim promotes Dr Kips New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds influenza asthma bronchitis and whooping cough. The testimonial from James M Black of Asheville New York cites a remarkable obstinate cough cured after all remedies failed. Trial bottles are offered free with a money back guarantee through W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.

Asheville N. Y A. No W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Poultry Department Proposal At University Of Georgia

The Georgia Poultry Association met at the New Kimball house to form a committee led by J. G. Postell to seek legislative funds for a university poultry department modeled after Cornell. The plan includes both practical and theoretical training and a small student-run chicken farm under an expert for instruction. The group aims to secure the necessary money as a major progressive step for state education.

Atlanta University of Georgia Georgia Poultry Association New Kimball House J. G. Postell Georgia Cornell University Rhode Island Connecticut

Harvard degree honored by Athens native Tomlinson Fort

Athens resident Tomlinson Fort has received his Harvard degree, after teaching at the University of Georgia in mathematics. He earned a teaching fellowship and will pursue a doctor's degree next year. His Harvard cohort, Mr Moore, also secured a fellowship toward a doctorate. The item lauds Georgia graduates excelling at northern schools and ends with a health ad promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for hereditary kidney trouble, endorsed by an Italian-wade testimonial.

Athens Harvard Tomlinson Fort Georgia Moore White

County Unit Plan To Elect Judges In Western Circuit

The western circuit adopts a county unit plan where counties with 1 or 2 legislative representatives each send votes to a Democratic judge nomination. Gwinnett and Jackson gain eight of eighteen total votes, raising tie concerns. The Pike County Journal questions the process and cites paragraph 7 and unclear points about meeting locations and voting method.

Senda Clarke Oconee Walton Gwinnett Jackson Hart Franklin Pike County Journal Court House Said Statehouse Supreme Superior Court Thia

Georgia Cotton Tops Value With 32 Million Gain In Year

The census bulletin shows the United States produced 10,386,209 bales on 30,638,000 acres, worth 812,090,000 dollars. Georgia ranked second, yielding 1,901,830 bales at 487.2 pounds each and valued at 148,040,000 dollars, a gain of about 32,000,000 over any previous crop. Seven million acres in Georgia were used for this crop.

Georgia United States Census Bureau

Griffeth Brothers In Accident In Illinois

Elder Mr. Griffeth was thrown from a buggy near Petersburg Illinois and badly injured. His brother Frank Griffeth, at his bedside in Our Savior Hospital Jacksonville Illinois, reports his condition improving slowly. The injured man traveled for the Griffeth Implement Company of this city and was hurt when the buggy overturned in Illinois. He suffered multiple broken bones serious facial wounds and a torn hand.

Griffeth Ilinois Frank Griffeth Petersburg Ila Jacksonville

County Unit Plan Sets Governor Race Rules in Georgia

County Democratic rules adopted in 1910 require counties to consolidate votes at courthouses and allocate convention votes by majority or prorated shares. If no candidate wins a majority, counties split delegates in fixed fractions, with the convention set for September 1 1910 in Atlanta.

State Democratic Executive Committee Smith State Executive Committee Democratic Court House State House Supreme Thia Supreme and Appelate Court Allperior Court Glen Atlanta General Assembly

Kept The King At Home With Dr Kings New Life Pills

Pan Mathulka of Buffalo New York says their family has used Dr Kings New Life Pills for a year as a easy but sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. They are sold at W J Smith Bros and H R Palmer Sons for 25 cents.

Dr. King Pan Mathulka Buffalo N. Y W. J. Smith & Bros H. R. Palmer & Sons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary McKinley Cobb Howell Cobb C. L. Cheatham Cr. J. Kenney Gehorgia E. H L. Hale Mies Gussie Hale Clarke Co Hewlett Hall T. A. Early Farm Extension Workers of the South Agricultural College John Hart Poultry Department AT State University Chamberlain Harvard University C. J. Budlong R. I Jackson and Gwinnett Party Palmer's Drug Store
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