Georgia Deanery Boosts Statewide Boys and Girls Clubs
A Georgia district corn club and county canning club meeting at State College of Agriculture in Athens organized a state wide program for 139 counties with about 10 000 boys and 2 500 girls, backed by O B Martin J Phil Campbell and A M Soule. It outlines summer and fall plans, scholarships, and regional contests led by diverse county and district agents to raise farming education and rural life standards.
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Georgia
O. B. Martin
Washington, D. C
J. Phil Campbell
Mary B. Creswell
William Bradford
G. V. Cunningham
J. Walter Hendricks
J. K. Giles
M. C. Gay
C. M. James
County Canning Club
Annie Lou Tappan
Decatur
Floyd
Lillie Forrest
Thomas
Grady
Mre
R. FE
Grabel
Tift
Lowndes Countes
Ida Thomason
Terrell
Randolph
Mary W. McKensie
Macon County
Minnie Archer
Clayton County
Benna’ Vrook
Pike County
Dora Snead
Fayette County
Misa Mina Rowan
Bartow County
Nellie Tappan
Hancock County
Frankie Williams
Putnam County
Clyde Carpenter
Irwin County
Florence Thomas
Gordon County
Mina Annie Hudson
Oconee County
Katie Lou McVicker
Henry County
Soule
A. M. Soule
United States
Barrow
University of Georgia
South
Busl
Nesa
Atlasta
Columbus
Tifton
Savannah
Atlanta
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Peach Movement Opens 1912 Season From Atlanta
Special to the Banner. Atlanta June 8. The Georgia beach season for 1912 opened with the first car leaving Atlanta May 28 and arriving Jersey City on schedule. Southern Railway moves peaches east in special refrigerators via coordinated trains with Georgia Fruit Exchange, Fruit Growers Express, and connections. Expanded Inman yards icing plant and doubled track work between Atlanta and Gainesville speed the operation, with 30 miles ready by June 12.
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Atlanta
Georgia Beach
Southern Railway
Jersey City
Georgia
South Georgia
Southern
Inman
Hines
Fruit Growers’ Express
Washington
Marks
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Ind Man Yards
Spegia
Furcea
Charlotte
N.C
Potomac Yards
Gainesville
Trafic
Fruit Growers Express
Governor to rule on Tallulah Falls dispute
Atlanta June 3 Gov Brown said a final decision on the Tallulah Falls controversy would come tomorrow after a conference with Tallulah Falls Conservation Association lawyers. The matter is closed to the public but state officials. A further conference with the attorney general will decide whether the state should sue. Representing the association were Bouncer Atkinson George Naples R C Bills Judge Fred Foster and Charles G Reynolda.
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Atlanta
Gov. Brown
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah Falls Conservation Association
Tallulah Falls Association
Bouncer Atkinson
George Naples
R. C. Bills
Fred Foster
Insurrection in Cuba Ignored by U S Black Community
A fragment notes that African Americans show no response to the Cuban black uprising, arguing such attention would aid agricultural and home training values for individuals and the community, beyond any possible monetary gain.
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United States
Cuba
Rey
Athens Hosts Seventh Georgia Hardware Convention
Athens welcomed the Georgia Retail Hardware Association for its seventh annual meeting May 21 22 23 with lively talks by Dr A M Soule on scientific farming and a broad program stressing diversified farming and strong state cooperations. President Woodruff urged open efficient policy, a rigorous anti crime stance and a healthy open parcels post, while officers and delegates planned future conventions in Atlanta and voiced thanks to local leaders for a successful event amid exhibits by Diamond Edge tools cash registers and regional hardware firms.
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Athens
Georgia
Hardware Reporter of
St. Louis
Georgia Retail Hardware Convention
Soule
A. M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
South
Agricultural College
Georgia Retail Hardware Association
George W .Woodruff
Woodruff
Southern Express Co
Gouthern Express Co
State Railroad Commission
Woodent
The
Nations Association
John L. Moore
Madison
T. G. Greene
Eatonton
H. J. Rowe
W. F. Dorsey
Chamber of Commerce
Greene
Col. G. A. Bailey
Bailey Tool Co
Norvell-Sharpleigh Hardware Co
Howard Cornelius
L. C. Saterfield
C. W. Collins
Diamond Edge
Col
Harry Owsley
Fleming-Dearing Hardware Co
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Hinson
Athens Mattress & Spring Beat Co
W. M. Callaway
Athens Fundry & Machine Works
W. C. Davis
Athens Pottery Co
Southern Hardware
T. R. Varsha
State University
State Normal School
Taade
W. W. Scott
Talmage Hardware Co
T. H. Nickerson
Athens Hardware Co
T. W. Brabston
Macon
Brobston
Fleuring-Dearing Hardware Co
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co
Loulaville
Brabston
E.J. Bondurant
Bondurant Hardware Co
Geo. A.riley
C. C. Shouse
Lee Johnson
Hugh
Ed Jackson
Ed. White
Frst
University of
Twenty Confederate Crosses of Honor Conferred Yesterday
Daughters of the Confederacy extended Cross of Honor awards on Memorial Day anniversary. Mrs. M. W. Welch delivered crosses at city hall to a list of recipients, including widows, daughters, and veterans from Col. Mell to James Bray Warren, amid threatening weather and a ceremony marking the last batch of crosses likely ever conferred.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate States of America
Jefferson Davia
Col
Thomas
Laura Rutherford
Three Singers and a Rose: A Lyrical Vision
Three singers emerge from time to tempt Sera Beaumont Kennedy with wealth Fame and Love. Wealth offers jewels and amber wine but she rejects the hollow path. Fame promises power and praise but requires a solitary journey. Love, though lacking riches, invites shared steps, and she chooses companionship, leaving the others behind as footprints of General Green appear beside budding cotton, while rain lingers.
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Sera Beaumont Kennedy
Eighth Annual Session of Seed Crushers convenes at Atlantic Beach
Atlanta on June 17 and 18 for the eighth annual convention of the Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia. Delegations from Athens Aug ust e LaGrange and South Georgia join members traveling by special train from Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville through to Atlantic Beach with Continental Hotel as the venue and speakers including W Ashcraft B L Worsham KM Nighbert and B Pomeroy among others. The organization led by B P McBurney expects the largest attendance yet.
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Atlanta
P. D. McCarley
Cotton Beed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Atlantis Beach
Fla
Athens
Auguste
LaGrange
Macon
Albany
Cordele
South Georgia
Jacksonville
Atantic Beach
Continental Hotel
Cedar Valley Circuit Opens Trotting Season
The Cedar Valley circuit of the American Trotting Association is scheduled to open with a three day meeting in Des Moines starting tomorrow. The season will move through Waverly and Algona, visiting towns in Iowa and Minnesota, with racing events and entries across the circuit.
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Des Moines
Cedar Valley
American ‘Trotting Association
Waverly
Otage Algona
Tows
Minn
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Flist
J. 3. Hall
Moultrie
J. E. Sapp
Jack L. Moore
Madisen
George W.woodruff
Winder
W. W. Robinson
Dublin
J. B. Btrenter
C. B. Thomas
Grifias
Twitty
T. W. Brobstom
W. G. Haines
Statesboro
Americus
Jas
W. A. Parker
Beck
Greggs Hardware Co
Dinkins
Dinkins-Davidson Hardware Co
J. H. Franklin
Cromley-Sharp Hardware Co
R. W. Peeples
King Hard Ware Co
J. T. Rose
Atlanta Steel Co
Oconee
Senatus Academicus
Governor Milledge
Abram Baldwin
Geo.Watson
John Twiggs
Hugh Lawton
Clarke County
Elijah Clarke
Georgia State Normal School
Georgia State Agricultural College
Lucy Cobb Institute
Rowe
W. Adams
Dora Adams
W. H. Bishop
Veteran
Co. C
Ube
J. Rosa Crane
W. M. Crane
CG. Colbert
Lik Man Colbert
Pitner
G. ‘Delaney
Rosa Deloey Hull
Eibe H. von der Lalth
Florence V. Story
James Bray Warren
Walter P. Warren
Peter Weil
Minniey Well
Cochran
D. Young
Ida A. Young
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