Thirteenth Session Summer School Opens With Promise
The thirteenth annual University of Georgia summer school began with strong attendance and statewide representation. Enrollment stood at 532 on opening day at Athens, 236 at the State Normal School, and 297 on the UGA campus, with late arrivals expected. The new auditorium, funded by Athens and Clarke county citizens, hosted opening exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
State Normal School
T. J. Wooster
State College of Agriculture
State Normal
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
Athens
Wooster
Clarke County
Barrow
Georgia
DeRenne
Savannah
Geo. W. Truitt
Troupe County
Hfe
Brittain
Pound
Death of G D Parr at 61 in Athens
Mr G D Parr died suddenly Sunday at 1 10 PM at his home 1098 South Lumpkin Athens aged 61 lifelong resident of the city. He was once with Parr Bros painters but later in mercantile business. Survived by widow Ophelia Blair Parr four sons four daughters and four brothers two sisters. Funeral at 4 30 PM yesterday at home with Dr James C Morris and Rev George E Stone officiating. Interment at Princeton. Six nephews served as pallbearers.
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G. D. Parr
South Lumpkin Street
Parr
Mr. Parr
Athens
Ophelia Blair Parr
Messrs
Emory D
Charlie W
Frank H
Early Parr
Viola
Mabel Parr
V. J
M. H
B. H
Alonzo Parr
W. M. Pittman
Calvin Malcolm
Red White and Blue Man Expresses Gratitude at College Ave
Nick Deakides the red white and blue man recovering at his College avenue shop thanks Drs DuPree Proctor Fulllove and nurses for support during illness. Frank Moseley reports Foley Kidney Pills eased side pains. Athens teachers and summer lectures are announced with speakers Wilson and Boyle highlighted.
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Nick Deakides
College Avenue
Nick
Georgia House Debates Biennial Sessions and Four Year Governor Term
The Georgia House opened a brief session amid debate on major reforms. Legislation includes a parental consent bill banning soft drinks to under 21, municipal liquor ordinances, militia preservation under federal acts, discretionary power for judges on second felonies, biennial sessions with four year terms, and trading stamps ban.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
A. W. Findley
Floyd
Georgia
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Findley
Floyd County
General Judiciary Committees
Messrs
Arnold
Clay
Yeomans
Terrell
Dorris
Crisp
Arnold of
Congress
National Guard
House
Senate
Adjutant General
Henry C. Hammond
Augusts Judicial Circuit
Sam L. Olive
Hammond
Olive
Garland Jones
Coweta
Jones
Turner of
Brooks
Brooks County
Carroll
Catoosa
Catosa Cunty
Clarke
Athens
Clay County
Jones of
Legislature explores biennial sessions and four year terms
Lawmakers introduce measures across counties including to abolish county treasurer posts, reform railroad incorporation acts, set land suit procedures, prohibit minors from cigarette sales, and create road and revenue commissions. Senate proposals add trading stamps ban, consolidated schools, and recall provisions for Gainesville officials.
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Dorris of
Crisp
Peacock of
A. B. Conger
Decatur
W. H. Griffin
Lowndes
Barber
Grady
Cook
Telfair
Talfair County
Moore
Jeff Davis
Steele
DeKalb
Evans
Screven
Olive
Richmond
Matthews
Dilbert
Sloan
Forsyth
Yeomans
Terrell
Vale of
Mqnor
Donnett
Carroll
Fullerville
Douglas
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
DeKalb County
Smith
Dade
Ledbetter
Polk
Ball
Floyd
Floyd County
Haynes of
Gordon
Resaca Confederate Cemetery
Neill
Muscogee
Pape, what's a pessimist? A man who's seasick during his entire
A terse quip mirrors a sailor's grumbling outlook as a joke about constant seasickness. The exchange pivots on wordplay and comic frustration with the sea.
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Pape
Census Estimates Able Bodied Men At 21 Million
The census bureau estimates 21,000,000 able bodied men aged 18 to 40 in the United States, based on a 10 percent population rise since 1910. The figure accompanies military age projections amid ongoing national defense needs.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Ordinary's Court Proceedings Highlight Probate and Admin Actions
Judge R. C. Orr presided as ordinary. Will of Mrs. Wade filed for probate but not probated. Mrs. Mary B. McIntosh will recorded as foreign will. H. T. Huggins will probated in solemn form. executors named. Senie Morris named administrator on Burrell Morris estate. Julis Richards granted leave to sell Richard Richards estate lands. Henry Carlton named administrator for Lara Hawkins. Minnie Clement named guardian for minor children. Annual returns from administrators, executors, and guardians slow to come in.
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R. C. Orr
Wade
Mary B. McIntosh
Abbeville
D. C
Agaeant
H. T. Huggins
Huggins
Percy Huggins
Senie Morris
Burrell Morris
Julis Richards
Richard Richards
Henry Carlton
Lara Hawkins
Minnie Clemenit
Monument Unveiled for Late Mr. Jossey at Oconee Cemetery
Crowds gathered at Oconee cemetery Sunday afternoon for the unveiling of a Wood men’s monument to the late B. Jomey Dossey, member of Geo. B. Davis camp. The program included Master of ceremonies A. J. Watson, Consul Commander W. F. Dobbs, a procession from the hall, song by Miss Sue Fambrough and quartet, an address by Col. H. A. Nix, and a poem by Miss Mattie Lou Wood.
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Oconee Cemetery
8. B. Dossey
Geo. B. Davis Camp
A. J. Watson
W. F .Dobbs
Sovereigner
B. Jomey
Sue Fambrough
Col
H. A. Nix
Mattie Lou Wood
Mileage and Tax Allocations for Georgia Counties
The secretary of state's figures show county road mileage and apportioned automobile tax for rural routes. Banks 361 miles 427.48 dollars, Barrow 344 406.78, Elbert 860 1,047.41, Franklin 682 617.93, Greene 739 900.04, Hall 1,385 1,686.81, Jackson 676 701.52, Madison 516 628.46, Morgan 460 648.06, Oconee 287 276.46, Oglethorpe 1,216 1,400.99, Walton 2 606 1,380.06, Wilkes 458 561.71. Total state public road mileage 80,069. net state road fund 98,248.72.
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Secretary of State
Banks County
Barrow
Elbert
Pranklin
Greene
Hall
Jackson
Madison
Morgan
Oconee
Oglethorpe Oe
Walton
Wilkes
How to Get Rid of a Cold in Hold Edge Neb
C. B. Summers of Hold Edge Neb describes a severe cough and cold that kept him awake. He credits Poley’s Honey and Tar with curing his cough and aiding a speedy recovery. The advertisement promotes Foleys as a soothing product for children.
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C. B. Summers
Holdedge
Neb
Poley
Clarke County Waives Prosecutions in Game Law Year
Georgia Game and Fish notes no prosecutions in Clarke County last year. Clarke paid $257.75 from a statewide $30,808.06 total receipts including licenses badges fines and other sources per Warden Charlee Sterling Arnow report.
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Charlee Sterling Arnow
Clarke County
J. H. Lampkin, Jr
Clarke
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Relief for Women’s Ailments
Many women suffer kidney trouble and blame it on fate. Foley Kidney Pills offer quick relief from backache side pains muscle soreness and bladder discomfort. Advertises H R Palmer & Sons.
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Indiana
Frank Moseley
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sonsado
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Ody
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ady
Love Files From Demand
A compact note quotes Emerson on love and distance. The speaker pleads that love is not divine in petty needs but appears when one leaves and seeks a sentiment higher than both, drawing near only to be repelled by a gaze seeking love.
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Emerson
Poley Cathartic Tablet Ad Claims Quick Morning Relief
An advertisement urges readers with headaches stomach gas and other bowels related discomfort to take Poley Cathartic Tablet this evening promising relief by morning. It is credited to H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
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MR. G. D. Parr
Mal
W. H. McDonald
Wilson
South
William Hamilton Miller
R. J. H. DeLoach
Andrew M. Boyle
Belgium
Helen Harrington
Mustang
Liniment
Moon
Persons
Twenty-second
Adams
Gainesville
OF Fighting Age
Senate Military Committee
Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
H. R.palmer & Sons
MR. Jossey
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