Popular Vote for City Court Judges in Clarke County
Citizens of Clarke County are urged to elect the city court judge and solicitor by popular vote. The appeal condemns small elite control, urges petitions to support electoral reform, and argues that judges and solicitors should answer to the people who pay taxes and build courthouses.
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Clarke County
Athens
Congress
Union
Georgia
Lorimer
Guggenheim
United States
Cotton Seed Crushers Names Committees for Georgia Association
Avants July 8 Special President P Burrey of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia announces the new standing committees for the coming year through secretary treasurer P D McCarley. Publicity Committee members include F D McCarley of Atlanta as chairman W H McKenzie Monteuma W H Schroeder Atlanta W M Hutchinson Atlanta A M Dobbs Athens M S Harper Atlanta and C Douthit Atlanta.
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Avants
P. Burrey
Cotton Beed Crushers Association of Georgia Today
P. D. McCarley
F. D. McCartey
Atlanta
W. H. McKenzie
Monteuma
W. H. Schroeder
W. M. Hutchinson
Special sale across departments at half price
Special No 1 to No 12 cover fabrics, garments, millinery, home goods and children's wear. Dresses, silks, linens, hosiery, embroideries and suiting depart ments offer half price or reduced rates. Trunks, hats, umbrellas and accessories also discounted. millinery to sell out by August 1st.
Davison Nicholson Company Promises Real Stock Deals
The Davison Nicholson Company touts value and honesty, asserting they never advertise items not in stock and guarantee every sale as represented with no fake sales.
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Davison-Nicholson Company
Committees Named for Inter-State Association Business
Executive committee members include F W Mc Kee of Atlanta as chairman and others from Moreland Zellars Grantville Rutledge Monticello Cordele J L Benton Monticello R L Wilson Cordele Legislative committee is chaired by W M Hutchinson with J H Mullis Jr Cochran R V Paulk Ochla J L Hand Pelham W H Davis Waynesboro G W Riley Americus A O Blalock Fayetteville Rules committee lists W W Abbott chairman with GF Tennille Savannah R B Patillo Macon R G Riley Albany R L Walker Cuthbert S A Corker Atlanta J L Moore Hampton Arbitration committee chaired by L G Neal with W H Schroeder Julian Field Pp D McCarley and W M Hutchinson Appeals and Grievances committee chaired by C Douthit with H C Brown Roys ton B L Bond M Garner S T Carter Ed Howell and A F Cain These committees will organize for a business at the call of the chairman The rules of the Inter State association have been adopted and those with the official list of members will be published and distributed as soon as the latter can be compiled
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F. W. Mc Kee
Atlanta
Moreland Zellars
Grantville
E. C. Ponder
Rutledge
J. L. Benton
Monticello
R. L. Wilson
Cordelo
W. M. Hutchinson
J. H. Mullis
Jr. Cochran
R. V., Paulk
Ochla
J. L. Hand
Pelham
W. H. Davis
Waynesboro
G. W. Riley
Americus
A. O. Blalock
Fayetteville
W. W. Abbott
Louisville
Julian Field
D. McCarley
W. M. Hutchingon
C. Douthit
H. C. Brown
Augusta
B. L. Bond
Royston
F. M. Garner
Thomaston
T. Carter
Ed Howell
Vienna
A. F. Cain
Macon
Inter-State Association
Harmony Grove Lodge No 30 Installs Officers in Commerce
Harmony Grove Lodge No 30 I O O F in Commerce installs officers led by Charles H Gillespie with George L Carson Jr as V G Yn M Nix as Sec F H Aderholdt as Ireas R C Nix chaplain J M Mize Warden J H Echols I G J H Hendricks C G Reuben Lord R 8 8 Mac Lord L 8 8 Luther McDonald R 8 to N G F L Lord L 8 to N G J W Sailors R 8 to V G J H Crow L 8 to V G The lodge shows strong finances with over 1400 in treasury and recent investments in regalia and sick benefits for members.
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Commerce
Harmony Grove Lodge No
Charles H. Gillespie
N. Q
George L. Carson, Jr
V. G. Yn
M. Nix
F. H. Aderholdt
Ireas
R. C. Nix
J. Matt Mize
Joe H. Echols
I. G
J. H. Hendricks
C. G
Reuben Lord
Mac Lord
Luther McDonald
N. G
F. L. Lord
Large mill proposed for Athens and contest urged
A North Carolina group visited Athens with plans to build a 50 000 spindle 1 200 loom cotton mill starting with half the equipment and $300 000 capital. If land 100 acres is secured near the city rail service and hydro power exist. The Chamber urges local support while promoting a Banner subscription contest with prizes including a Maxwell auto.
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Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Lmits
Subscription Contest Arouses Much Interest
Tomorrow at eight o'clock the Athens Banner launches a major subscription contest with many ladies entering to win. Hundreds of coupons have been collected, each worth twenty five votes, promising large vote totals as the campaign begins.
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Butt
Maxwell Automobile
Maxwell
Athens
Jackson
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Madison
Goea
Senate Ballot Fight Sets Busy Week for Georgia
The Probe reports Atlanta on a pivotal week with anticipated Senate action. Monday will concentrate on billage, while Tuesday promises the busiest day yet as ballots may decide the new senator. If Tuesday yields a result, minor business could be transacted afterward.
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Walton
Georgia
Atlanta
Guedal
House
Senate
Boys Ready for Big Camp at Athens YMCA
The Athens YMCA prepares for a large boys camp with 30 signed up and a advance party led by Howell Peacock. The group will pitch, stock provisions, and set camp four miles from Tallulah Falls, with plans for late arrivals Friday and Saturday and reminders to parents about keeping camp topics in mind.
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Seratcatous
Athens
Howell Peacock
Mesara
Pat Mell
Howell Cobb
Carrno Kytle
Roy Harper
Olin Brooks
J. W. Russell
Lester Forbes
Phil Branson
Heidler
Tallulat Falls
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Cotton Seed Crushers Association OF Georgia
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Nichot
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Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Brooks
North Carolina Company
Ault
Agricultural Department
Hudson
Hie
Hoke Smith
Committee On Agriculture of the
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lOf
State Agricultural Department
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