Peruna Endorsed by U S Army Retired Lieutenant
F 8 Davidson late Lieut U S Army in Washington D C care U S Pension Office writes that Peruna strengthens the system and treats catarrh by boosting overall health. He recommends it strongly and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Culumbus Ohio.
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Davidson
U. S
Army
Washington, D.C
Care
U.S. Pension Office
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Culambua
Ohio
Convicts Camped on Jefferson Road for Road Macadam Work
Convicts under county charge are in camp on Jefferson road where a quarry supplies rock for macadamizing the road. Grading to begin in a few days with rapid work planned until winter. County commissioners expect several county roads to be macadamized this season.
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Jefferson Road
University reports show broad progress across departments
Professors prepare annual reports for the Chancellor and trustees. The year is described as prosperous with all departments in good shape. The agricultural department under Prof Johnson shows notable gains in attendance and quality of work as an examining board appointed by the governor plans to assess department efforts in the institution.
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Johnson
Athens
University plans major campus expansion near Athens
A long range enlargement proposal would grow the University of Georgia campus from 37 acres to about 700 acres within Athens city limits. The plan envisions purchasing several nearby farms and residences to create a unified campus with room for an agricultural college and a large athletic field. An initial $100,000 funding goal is set with donations already pledged, and alumni drives are under way to raise the remaining amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
University of Georgia
University
Athens
Jackson Street
F. W. Lucas
M. A. Compton
Wilson Lumpkin
Atlanta
W. A. Carlton
E. G. Whitehead
Lumpkin Street
Baldwin Street
Tanyard Branch
Atudenta
Hill
T. J. Shackelford
Stewart
Harry Hodggon
Shackelford
Lise
Cotton in Grass W The Section
Cotton in cash crops across this region is largely in the grass as labor shortages force farmers to abandon much of their planted crop. Rev J B Bryan reports unprecedented cotton in the grass, with labor commanding high prices and scarce enough hands to finish work.
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Rev
J. 8
Bryan
Athens
North Georgia Conference
Georgia
Succeeding Dr H R Bernard in Athens Education and Press Plans
Dr H R Bernard editor of the Religious Forum of Atlanta spends days in Athens attending Lucy Cobb Institute graduation where his daughter Miss Annie Bernard is in the class. He is succeeding with the paper and seeks subscriptions for five years to fund an agricultural college, aiming for a $100000 state appropriation. Also notes a cold cure ad and Mrs Minnie Hetz visiting Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Bernard
Religious Forum
Atlanta
Macon
Mercer University
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Annie Bernard
Bernard
Russell Judge R B Russell in governor race
The Atlanta News reports Judge Richard B. Russell of the western Georgia circuit has decided to enter the Democratic gubernatorial race. He plans a formal announcement and a press address outlining his platform, following consultations with friends and supporters across the state. The piece also notes expected deadlock in the convention with four candidates and possible “dark horse” entrants from South and North Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
R. B. Russell
Atlanta News of
Richard B. Russell
Superior Court of Georgia
Georgia
Russell
Judge Russell
Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Dark Horse
South Georgia
North Georgia
Dudley M. Hughes
Macon
Georgia State Agricultural Society
William G. Brantley
Four Ball Teams Suggested for City League
A city baseball league is to be formed with four teams this year in a restricted field. A prominent citizen proposes naming teams after four gubernatorial candidates Clark Howell Jim Smith Hoke Smith and Dick Russell to boost enthusiasm for the contest.
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Georgia
Clark Howell
Jim Smith
Hoke Smith
Dick Russell
Black Man Charged With Sharp Object Attack in Athens
Ed Thomas, described as colored, was arrested by Athens police on a charge of hurt with a sharp object. The incident occurred May 29 at Cosby’s home in Columbus. Thomas allegedly threatened Cosby after being told to leave, then wounded him with a knife and fled. he was captured yesterday and to be held for superior court before Judge Russell.
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Ed Thomas
Athens
Columbus Cosby
Cosby
Thomas
Jand
Superiror
Russell
Uniforms Arrive for City Police and Fire Forces
New police and fire department uniforms have arrived and will soon be worn. The garments are the city’s own design and are expected to improve both appearance and pride within the two departments.
Plan revisions for Presbyterian church remodeling in Athens
Mr. McEachron of J W Golucke & Co in Atlanta spent yesterday in Athens revising plans for remodeling the Presbyterian church. Once revised, bids will be sought. The church hopes to complete the work by winter. Also notes Gov. James M Smith's gubernatorial bid and a comment on paint savings and a church paint donation program.
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Mr. McEachron
J.W. Golucke & Co
Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Longman & Martinez
I Dolor & Co
Lunatic Prisoner Escapes at Central Depot in Madison County
C C King, a white man about 55 and former inmate of Milledgeville state sanitarium, escaped from Sheriff Davis at the Madison county Central depot after a watchman momentarily left him. Pursuit extended toward Hull, with King believed to be headed back to W H Thompson’s plantation. King is described as harmless but demented by fear of being hunted. recapture efforts continue.
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C. C. King
Milledgeville
Davis
Madison County
Central Depot
King
Sheriff Davis
Berty
Hull
W. H. Thompson
City to grade Baxter Street for first class condition
The city crews are working to bring Baxter Street to a proper grade and improve its condition. This long needed work will elevate the street to a first class level once finished.
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Baxter Street
Baster Street
Second quarterly Methodist conference at First and Oconee
Rev J. 8. Bryan will hold the second quarterly conference at the First Methodist church Sunday morning at 11 o clock and at Oconee Street church Sunday night at eight o'clock. The charges are in fine condition this year and much good work is being done in each.
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Bryan
First Methodist
Oconee Street
Lost Morocco Purse Belonging to Dr C A Young Near Watkinsville
Reward offered for return of a morocco purse and card case owned by Dr. C A Young lost between Athens and Mr W Joe Elder residence five miles beyond Watkinsville. Name in gold on inside read C A Young. Contents included railroad tickets Athens to Chicago and a Garrency.
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Athens
W. Joe Elder
Watkinsville
C. A. Young
Chicago
Garrency
Ninth grade class returns from Washington visit
The ninth grade of Washington street school in Athens returned after a week in the national capital. They enjoyed an eventful trip, saw the president, and reported the White House visit despite President Roosevelt's wartime duties. The students praised the experience as an education that will be appreciated in years to come.
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Washington Street
Athens
National Capital
Roosevelt
White House
Georgia to Add Eight Strong Players Next Year
The University of Georgia baseball team will welcome at least eight new players from preparatory schools next year. An excellent catcher is highlighted as a key addition, addressing a long standing need. Captain Sulivan plans swift team shaping to pursue a likely winning season.
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Georgia
League of Preparatory Schools
University of Georgia
Second Story of New Linen Mill Near Aberdeen
The second story of the new linen mill building near the Southern Manufacturing Company plant is rapidly nearing completion after delays due to lumber shortages. The Aberdeen Linen Mill is hoped to start in the early fall, with work accelerating to finish the structure.
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Southern Manufacturing Company
Aberdeen Linen
Georgian editors named at University of Georgia magazine
The Georgian board of editors for the coming year has been announced. C. N. Feidelson is named editor in chief, I. C. Levy as business manager, with P. W. Davis W. B. McRougal Harrizon Jones C. B. Colbert and P. G. Broken as associate editors.
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The
Georgian
University of Georgia Magazine
C. N. Feidelson
I. C. iLevy
Messrs
P. W. Davis
W. B- McRougald Harrizon Jones
C. B. Colbert
P. G. Broken
Broneech Printing Fine In Local Market Report
A fragment from a local page notes Broneech printing shop facing a fine and related losses in the year. The brief item hints at a monetary penalty and potential impact on operations within the same market.
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Lieut
F. S. Davidson
Chamberlain
H. R. Paley & Bons
Ww. J. Smith & Bro
James Cee
Harry Hodgson
H.R. Bernard Io
the Religious Forum
E. W. Grove
Minnie Hegtz
Augusta
Abergel
Hancock Avenue
Larry T. Gantt
J. M. Smith
Switchesle
Oglethorpe County
Repre Petar
J. Aycock
Aycock
Dove
Presbyterian Church
James M. Smith
First
Oconee
Raith Borjaw
Savannah
Aileen Hunter
Washington
Sulivan
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