Serum bill seeks 5000 for hog cholera vaccine production
Special to the Banner from Atlanta reports Representative Dubose of Clarke introducing a bill in the Georgia legislature for a 5000 dollar appropriation to manufacture hog cholera serum at the State College of Agriculture in Athens. The serum would be distributed to farmers who have lost up to eighty percent of their hogs in the past year. Savannah Big Say in Brinson railroad route
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Potter Voluntary Manslaughter Bond Fixed At 1000
John T. Potter Jr bound over to the superior court on a voluntary manslaughter charge after a fatal shooting of A. H. Richards, a city council member, following a dispute. The interim commitment occurred yesterday, with extensive testimony about the altercation and the alleged threats. The case proceeds to trial with counsel for both sides.
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EB. K. Lumpkin, Jr
Athens Georgia praised as best social city by northern doctor
Dr. A P Bourland writes from Washington to Mrs. Hanchett praising Athens Ga as the most beautiful southern town with culture and trees. He notes the University of Georgia, county colleges, and the friendly social climate, urging a visit or move nearby and suggesting travel routes via Atlanta.
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Mrs. Hanchett
Dr. Hanchett
Athens
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Twice Nominated Senator DuBose Faces Second Primary
The article notes Senator Robert Toombs DuBose, a Madison County candidate for the state Senate, could be nominated twice in one year in the same county as primaries recur. It also mentions the state executive committee fixing the date and rules for the state primary. A Pittsburg, Pennsylvania judge jokes about an ordinance to muzzle wives, prompting speculation on his motives.
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Roasting Locker Clubs in Georgia Sparks Prohibition Debate
Atlanta July 9. Representative Hooper Alexander declares every locker club in Georgia violates prohibition law, urging passage of the Tippena bill. He led the floor effort, long a prohibition champion, after receiving a bouquet from WCTU supporters. The report highlights pro and anti welfare measures in the legislature.
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Athens Professor a School-Mate of Democratic Nominee Wilson
Dr. Campbell, biology professor at the University of Georgia, received a signed acknowledgment from Woodrow Wilson dated July 5 1912. The letter notes Wilson's university ties in Georgia and New Jersey and mentions loyal supporters among Athens faculty and local residents who knew Wilson and his wife. Woodrow Wilson signs the note.
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Farmers Union President backs cotton marketing plan
President Brown of the Farmers Union of Georgia endorses a plan from the National Warehouse Company to market Georgia cotton. He argues current marketing concentrates supply and enables speculation, proposing a warehouse system used in Mississippi to stabilize prices with support from Sea Island Cotton Company and regional unions.
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Editorial from Dahlonega Nugget rails at state and local woes
Editorial notes Georgia legislature shifts sentiment toward Governor Slaton and jokes about office moves. critiques tax hikes for cigarettes and per diems. Warns farmers about army worms and praises John Hutcheson. Addresses church behavior, cattle at large, noisy bells, and nocturnal jug disturbances. Nugget editor is Dahlonega mayor.
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Centenarian Author Attends Stephens Memorial Celebration
Decatur resident Miss Mary A. H. Gay, age 86, traveled 102 miles to Crawfordville for Stephens centennial event. Her efforts funded the Stephens Memorial Association and the college project, with $12,000 raised for a young Georgians college.=&
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Politest Little Girl in the United States Named Lucile
A traveling man praised the politest little girl who ran a news and cigar stand at the Georgian hotel. She was called Lucile by the speaker, who asked the compliment be printed in the Banner for all her friends to see. Nearby, Oakland formed a Women’s Good Government League to oppose a recall of city officials, with a primary in August in California.
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Women's Good Government League
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Cal
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Chamber of Commerce Sets Regular Meeting Next Friday Night
The chamber of commerce announces a regular monthly meeting for next Friday night to discuss important matters. Dues are due and the trade body has expenses to meet as several business propositions require funding to proceed.
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