The Austrian Plan outlines farmer government link
Vienna July 14 semiofficial Royal Imperial Agricultural Society of Vienna connects local communities with the ministry of agriculture. It collects data, advises tariffs, and certifies farm reports while protecting farmer confidentiality. Americans see potential for U S agriculture to adopt similar, uniform accounting and advisory practices to improve pricing, methods, and incomes.
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Vienna
Ministry of Agriculture
American Commission On Agricultural Co-Operation
United States Department of Agriculture
Royal Imperial Agricultural Society of
Central Society
Austria
Department of Agriculture
United States
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Royal and
Imperial ‘Agricultural Society of
Socieon
General Secre
The King of All Laxatives Advertised by Smith and Palmer
An advertisement proclaims a laxative product as a blessing for families. It urges readers to get a box, stay well, and notes price Sc. The copy cites W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons as sponsors.
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Price Sc
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Bacon reelected senator for Georgia by light vote
Senator A. O. Bacon was formally reelected to succeed himself as United States Senator from Georgia. The election followed a governor’s appointment and a special law. turnout was very light with only fifty three votes at the courthouse and likely under a hundred statewide. Many supporters felt no opposition was possible.
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A. O. Bacon
United States
Georgia
Court House
Tax revision bill keeps county boards. Lipscomb bill amended
Atlanta July 15 the house ways and means committee voted 13 to 9 to drop a state board of equalizers from the tax equalization bill. The Lipscomb measure was reported favorably with two amendments by Mr Sheppard of Sump. A minority report will accompany the tax revision measure. Lipscomb will oppose the bill bearing his name as the amendment weakens it by removing the tax equalization board.
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Atlanta
House Committee On Ways and Means
Lipscomb
Sheppard
Sump
Tax Equalization Board
Famous Dublin Physician Ties To Clarke County And Georgia Societies
Notes from Dublin describe Dr George Poy an esteemed physician and Confederate supporter in Clarke County Georgia. A longtime friend of Dr J H Goss he is praised as a learned historian and a distinguished surgeon with strong Southern literary interests. The letter mentions a forthcoming paper in London by a noted historian and urges informing Dr Goss.
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Dublin
Clarke County
Georgia Medical Societies
George Poy
Foy
Clarke County Medical Society
Medical Association of Georgia
J. H. Goss
Wardlaw
Georgia
London
Crawford W Waln
Goss
Col Marion Erwin Goes to New York
A Athens and state notice states Marion Erwin formerly of Georgia, special assistant to the U.S. Attorney General, resumes private law practice with Erwin Fried Czaki at 15 William Street New York City. Firm name reverts to Erwin Fried Czaki. attendance in Georgia and federal courts will continue.
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New York
Georgia
United States
Law Age
Erwin, Fried & Czaki
William Street
New York City
Marion Erwin
Telephone 569
Broad
Joseph Fried
Frederick M. Czaki
Fried and Czaki
Telephone
Not Understood and Rising to Hope in a Fragmented Age
A poem by W Mahon laments being Not understood and urges sympathy and nearer bonds among people. The essay shifts to a school plan with a thousand summer students and notes cordial hospitality among fighters, plus observations on women riding bicycles and two story street cars in Cork.
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Pro
Com
Cork
Not All Hand Education in the South
In 1886 Jefferson Davis spoke in Savannah to Georgia teachers on the duty of educators to the South. He praised moral training and intellectual growth, citing history where mind outlasted brute force, and urged preserving high standards. The Quarterly advocates balanced education, not turning schools into mere bread and butter shops.
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Jefferson Davis
Georgia
Savannah
South
Greece
Rome
Barrow
Quarterly
Southland
Cok Diers
Wan
Peerles
Robt
EB. Lee
Virginia
Texas
Atticus G. Hay
Morgan Callaway
Isaac 8. Hopkins
Geo. W. W. Stone
H. A. Bcomp
Aceon
Athens
Hanna
Wilson
Clark
Underwood
Houston
Burleson
McAdoo
McReynolds
White
Lemar
Quife
Mother
Domere
Furtler
David
Takes French Leave of Hub Marries Another
A 19 year old woman from Jackson County left her husband and home, moved to Gainesville Georgia, and quickly married a man named Edge without divorce or her first husband knowing. Judge Looper sentenced her to three years in jail for vice. The incident occurred July 15.
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Gainesville
Looper
Jackson County
Edge
Woman jailed for illicit relations with other man
A young woman, after being found with another man soon after the demise of her first husband, was arrested and tried in Hall elty court. Judge Looper said there was no alternative but to jail her, noting the state provides no other provisions for such cases. Bryan was mentioned regarding income and public lectures.
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Hallelty Court
Looper
Thil
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Neese Medicine Company
Hartwell, Georgia
State OF
A. C. Bacon
Macon
Representetatve Lpscome
Col
Marion
Erwi
Leas
W. Mahon
G. F. O’kelley
John Deere
Clayton and
Wall Street
Athens, Georgia
Dr. J. &. Stewart
The
High School Quarterly
Hub
Bryan
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