Local optionists seek a third Georgia gubernatorial candidate
Atlanta July 19 report says local optionists in Georgia aim to back a strong third candidate for governor. Names floated include Albert H. Cox of Atlanta and Judge Richard B. Russell of the state court of appeals. Neither major candidate has embraced the local option issue, and a candidate would have about a month to campaign if chosen.
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Atlanta
Brown
Smith
Albert H. Cox
Richard B. Russell
State Court of Appeals
Ne Yer
Cox
Brown-Smith
Menta
Hart
Bucklons Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief For Wounds
A fragment describes Bucklons Arnica Salve as earths greatest healer for cuts burns sores and wounds from wrecks and accidents. It advertises 25c bottles at W. J. Smith & Bros and H. R. Palmer & Son.
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Bucklon
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Son
Dentists Meet in Denver for National Association Session
Denver July 19 leading dental practitioners and instructors from across the country attend the fourteenth annual meeting of the National Dental Association in Denver. The opening features the annual address by president Dr Burton Lee Thorpe of St Louis on The Progress of Dental Surgery.
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Denver
Colo
National Dental Association
Burton
Lee Thorpe
St. Louis
Vulcanite Roofing Sold At Talmage Hardware Company
Vulcanite Roofing advertised as guaranteed and affordable is promoted by Talmage Hardware Company. The copy invites customers to visit the local shop to test the product in town.
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Italmage Hardware Company
Race for attorney general may feature three or four candidates
Atlanta prospects show at least three candidates for attorney general with four possible. Hewlett A. Hall seeks full term, A. G. McCurry and T. G. Felder enter or consider runs, while W. W. Lambdin and Judge W. R. Jones are among other possibilities. The contest centers on Hoke Smith versus Joe Brown policy lines, influencing legislative races.
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Atlanta
John Hart
Hewlett A. Hall
Smith
Judge Hart
Hall
Brown
A. G. McCurry
Hart County
T. G. Felder
Bibb
House
Senate
Felder
W. W. Lambdin
Waycross
W. R. Jones
Meriwether
Joe Brown
Hoke Smith
McCurry
E. B. Hornady
Buena Vista
J. 8. Turner
Peyton M. Hawes
Elbert
W. J. Speer
Bonus for Great Shipbuilding Plant Vote Tomorrow
Sydney voters face a decision on whether to accept London capitalists offer to build a steel shipyard and floating drydock. The city council backs a 350 000 dollar bonus and a tax free site, with a further 100 000 subsidy from the provincial government. A school tax referendum is also on the ballot.
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Sydney
London
Pretty Nurse Favored by Fortune In Athens Saturday
Mrs. Jane Hollins a Atlanta trained nurse received a $50,000 windfall from Dr. Herbert Wy ming and a will promise of $75,000 more. She left Athens Saturday evening for Atlanta, boards at 20 Williams Street, and plans to keep her life simple, banking the money for her seven year old daughter while continuing her nursing work.
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Atlanta
Jane Hollins
Golden Shore
Athens
Mark Bell
Almer
The
Constitution
J. S. Hoblins
Willams Street
Fortune
California
Herbert H. Wyming
Herbert Wywing
Harry
Savannah
Hollins
Nurses’ Training School
Dr. Wyming
Hazeley
Los Angeles
Mia, Hollins
Heating bill for UGA buildings stalls in Georgia House
Atlanta July 19 legislative debate over a proposed 15000 dollar appropriation to build a central heating plant for the University of Georgia campus. Trustees seek the funds to heat seven buildings formerly heated by near fire places, with reduced fuel costs and insurance. Debate centered on whether full project details were provided. vote postponed as unfinished business and session extended for routine measures.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
State University At Athens
McMahan
Clarke
Ne Ear
Evang
Bibb
Alexander
Fulton
Hall
Hill
Munroe
Johnson
Bartow
Odd Fellows Meet at Homer Banks Co
Homer Lodge No 288 I O O F will celebrate next Saturday July 23 with invited speakers Hon W B Sloan of Gainesville Col 7 R L J Smith past deputy grand master of Commerce and Dr Bower of Lavonia both versed in the order. The event aims to be a red letter day for members. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets are sold by all dealers.
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Homer
Homer Lodge
W. B. Sloan
Gainesville
Noble Grand
Air Line Lodge
Dr. Bower
Lavonia
R. LJ. Smith
Commerce
Supreme Court Acknowledges Equal Treatment for County Judges
The Supreme Court rejected claims of favoritism toward brother lawyers by ruling that counties lacked the authority to supplement judges' salaries beyond the state rate in Georgia. The decision limits local pay practices for superior court judges.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Racing Opens Four Day Harness Meet at Granite State Park
Dover July 19 The New England light harness racing season began with a four day meeting at Granite State Park association track featuring fourteen races. Six trotters and eight pacers compete with $300 premiums per event as the meet opens.
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New England
Dover
N. H
Granite State Park Association
Those Pies of Boyhood and the Postal Savings Bank
An ad extols pies of boyhood lost to modern digestion and urges a toning up of all digestive organs with Electric Bitters. It promises renewed appetite, health, and vigor. The ad names Great W. J. Smith & Bros. and H.R. Palmer & Son. It notes banks seeking depository status under the new postal savings bank law.
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Delicioua
W. J. Smith & Bros
H.R. Palmer & Son
Postal Savings Bank
Union City Farmers Union convention turmoil in Georgia
Union City hosts the Georgia division of the Farmers Co operative and Educational Union for a three day meeting amid charges against officials sparked by Thomas E Watson and others. The morning session focused on credentials and committee appointments as President W A Morris of Alabama addressed members and delegates gathered from across Georgia.
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Atlanta
Union City
Farmers’ Union Headquarters
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Farmers’ Co-operative and Educational Union
W. A. Morris
Alabama
Farmers of Georgia
Union City School
John L. Lee
Committee On
South Georgia
J. C. Manus
Chas
Barrett
National Organization
W. A. Norris
National Board of Directors
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Lung Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds and lung diseases. It claims effectiveness when other remedies fail and offers a trial bottle free through Jek & Bros and H R Palmer & Son.
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Napoleon
Dr. King
Jek
Bros
H. RB S Palmer & Son
Black Mammy Memorial a pledge to southern heritage
A historical piece extols the loyalty of Black Mammy figures, recounting how Mammy Sousan hid valuables to aid her master during the Civil War and how the proposed Black Mammy Memorial would honor such service with an industrial building for training the next generation. Donations near 1300 dollars with a goal of 2000 in Athens before broader state fundraising.
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Pee eee + o tea Co
Mammy E Morial
Athens
Ofshedehe
E. R. Hodgson Orton
F. Harris
South
Union
New South
Virginia
Mike
Mammy Sousan
Mammy Susan
Mammy Shean
Massa
Aona
Mfe
Georgia
Ban- Ger
EB. R. Hodgeon, Jr
The
Empire Chem
Baseball Notes From The Early 1900s Divisional Talk
Brooklyn Dodgers edge toward first division while Cleveland clings to second. Boston Doves knock pitcher Drucke and reforged rivals across the circuit. Trades link Nichola and Goode in Baltimore, Ray the new Brown twirler eyed as a star, and Heine Pietz named Lancaster manager. Johnson aims for strikeout record as Giants topple Brown, Detroit rumors stir about Jennings and Cobb, suspensions hit Sallee and Arellanes for conditioning lapses.
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Owens
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
Boston Doves
Drucke
Glanta
Nichola
Goode
Philadelphia Cleveland
Baltimore
Ray
Brown
Heine Pietz
Lancaster
Piets
Louisville
Colonels
Heine
Barger
Brooklyn
Walter Johnson
Washington
Giants
Miott" Brown
Cub
Jimmy Barrett
Milwaukee
American Association
Cincinnati
Honus" Wagner
Lewis, Speaker
Hooper
Boston Red Sox
Bnm Bradley
Perring
Naps
Bill Ian
Athletics
New
Boston
White Elephants
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Cobb
Sallee
St. Louie Na Honars
Arellanes
Boston Americans
Teething diarrhoea remedy and rural school tax vote
Teething children may have diarrhoea and can be treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given after bowel movements, then castor oil to cleanse. It is safe and sold by dealers. A seven month school in rural districts is proposed at low cost to taxpayers, with support in the upcoming election.
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Chamberlain
ODD Fellows
Banks CO
Studebaker
Real
Studebaker Vehicles
Athens Transfer @ Livery Co
Baseball Notes
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