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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1915

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Georgia urged to aid prisoners at Milledgeville State Farm

A joint Georgia Senate House committee report on conditions at Milledgeville's state reformatory and prison farm urges prompt action. It calls for better facilities, improved sewerage, rapid relief of overcrowding, and independent operation of the reformatory, with possible parole or funds to address life and health concerns. The report warns of deplorable conditions, especially in female and colored wards, and notes typhoid outbreaks among boys.

Athens Atlanta Kimball House John W. Hammond State of Georgia State Farm Milledgeville Harris John D. Walker Reformatory Ennis Baldwin Spencer Spalding House Senate Georgia Priso Commission Easton de Golent State Board of Health Prison Commission Board of Health Davidson John D. Walker T. B. Reaper G. A. Paulk J. H. Ennis J. M. Spence C. C. King L. C. Allen W. M. Connor V. Peancock War Party A. A. Lawrence Peace Party Andrews House Wilson England Committee On the State of the Republic Pearce Spon Lawrence

United States Posts Billion Dollar Trade Surplus

The United States reports a billion dollar trade balance for the year, the largest in history, with eleven months of data showing a 963,119,479 dollar favorable balance and June exports adding about 60.6 million dollars. Despite shipping slowdowns and a weak cotton market, exports exceed imports by over one billion dollars.

Associated Press Washington United States Department of Commerce

Legislature considers electing county schools chief by state board

An hour of debate saw bills offered including a plan to make the county superintendent of education an elective post chosen by the state board of education with new qualification standards. Other proposals aim to eliminate county officer fees by shifting to salaries, and to require secret ballots in all elections.

State Board of Education Brttain Legislaion Rushing Dooly Mr. Walker Ben Hit Nell Muscogee Georgia Blackburn Fulton Strickland Vearce Senate Haralson Turner Bonner Lavonis Goolsby Bosner Lavonia Adams Belmont Hall County Py Seasten McCnnagy Sumter Hutchéson Purner Assembly Neill Muscoger Howard Liberty Liberty County Youmans Candler City of Metter Dorsett Carroll Burtz Gilmer Walton Agricultural and Industrial College Fowler Bible Evans Screven Elders Tattnall Shannon Lee Raper Twiggs County Rushin Ennis Baldwin

Southern Train Collision Near Lila Leaves No Hurt On Board

A Southern train derailed after striking an open switch north of Commerce near a fertilizer plant. The engineer Tom Moore escaped injury by a timely jump, while passengers were unharmed. The engine tipped into a grass overgrown embankment and buried several feet, requiring a rescue engine from Ath to assess the scene.

Peay _ Grom Athens Lula Lila Tom Moore Commerce

Distinctive Clarke Barrow Counties May See Senate Redistricting

Clarke and Barrow counties are expected to be drawn into a new state senate district under a proposed redistricting plan likely to be introduced in the House. The measure aims to realign senatorial boundaries and adjust county composition within the state.

le Brown Clarke Lkely Rouse Senate Barrow

Speaker Clark's Daughter Genevieve Weds Newspaper Man

Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker Champ Clark, married James M. Thomson publisher of the New Orleans Item at the Clark homestead Honey Shack. Rev Robert S Boyd of Louisville, Ky., officiated. President Wilson sent two silver compotes as wedding gifts and congress members sent jewelry and diamonds to the bride.

Speaker Genevieve Re Cath, Tk J) Green Bowling Champ Clark James M. Thomson New Orleans Bowling Green House Wilson House of the Congress

First Agricultural Experiment Station and Hatch Act roots

A historical overview traces the origins of agricultural experiment stations from early colonial funding in Georgia and South Carolina through 19th century debates, the Morrill Act, and the Hatch Act of 1883 which established annual funding for state stations. It notes the federal support transformed agricultural research into a nationwide, state governed system linked to land grant colleges.

Department of the Land Grant Colleges

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