Governor Elect Brown to Visit Athens This Weekend
Governor elect Joseph M Brown will arrive in Athens Saturday with his son and accompany him to the University of Georgia. They will be hosted by Prof and Mrs S V Sanford for three days, meeting friends and receiving warm greetings from local residents during commencement weekend.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Me Brown
Joseph M. Brown, Jr
University of Georfy
Sirown
S. V. Sanford
Mrs. Brown
Seaboard
Sanford’s
City
Brown
Mr. Brown
Athens
City Court May Term Calendar Sets June Dates at Athens
The Athens city court calendar for the May term was postponed to June with sessions starting June 18 1908 and continuing through late June. The docket lists cases including Da Leon v Central of Gala xy Moss v Rives and several others involving City of Athens Moss Mfg. Co. Southern Refining Co Oconee Oil Refining Co Johns Manville Co and more.
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Athens
da Leon
Bidson
al Va
Central of
Galaxy
Moss Ve. Rives
Smith & Bro
Nichole
Stewart Tron
Athytus
Cox
Little
Price Va
City of Athens
Carmichael
Johnson
Thule
Wilson
Ist Jones
Moss
Moss Mfg. Co
Southern Sin
Mies Uy
Whitlock Coll Pipe Co
Ocone Oil Refining Co
McRae Oil and Fertilizer Co
Oconee OW Refining Co
Johns Manville Co
Oconeo Uil Refining Co
Vowsley Va
Brock
Miss Celeste Parrish to Address National Educational Association
Miss Celeste Parrish of the State Naval School faculty is invited to deliver a lecture on Computer Education in the South before the National Educational Association. Mrs Lara D. Gill, former dean of Boonard College, is president of the organizing body. The Cleveland meeting is set for July 2, with Parrish to speak at an early date.
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Mee Celeste Parrish
State Naval School
South
National Educational Association
Mot
Lara D. Gill
Boonard College
St Rete
Cleveland
Ohio
Resignation Tendered by Prof Hart Jr in Horticulture
Prof J F Hart Jr has tendered his resignation to the trustees. The department will be without a professor until a successor is elected. His resignation takes effect at commencement and the trustees begin seeking a replacement immediately. Hart has served many years and been an efficient faculty member. He is believed to plan returning to farm work in active agriculture.
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J. F. Hart, Jr
University dormitories under inspection by Board of Visitors
The University of Georgia Board of Visitors spent part of a day inspecting college dormitories. A report is not yet known but isn’t expected to be favorable for future dormitory space. More rooms will likely be needed to accommodate next fall’s incoming students as the university proceeds with its work. Do Not Neglect the Children advises immediate attention to a child’s first bout of diarrhea and recommends Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy followed by castor oil, sold by local Athens merchants.
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Board of Visitors
University of Georgia
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Athens
Athens Terminal Company
Athens Foundry
Athens Foundry and
Athens Foundry and Machine Works
el. A. Perry
M. Farbstein
Ethin
Beney
the Times
Georgia
Athena
Athens To Welcome New Foundry And Machine Works
The Athens community records brisk revival with plans for a new foundry and machine works led by Louis Camak and Louis Bailey. The project aims to add revenue, boost local industry, and attract broader business as state prosperity returns. The piece urges unity across politics to build a greater city.
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T. P. Stanley
Big Electric Company
Albany
Atlanta
Macon
Athena Terminal Co
Athens
Louis Camak
Louis Bailey
Bailey
Prince Albrecht’s Sons Endless Royal Turmoil in Florence
Berlin June 9 A sweeping royal drama unfolds around Prince Albrecht of Prussia. His eldest son renounced titles and retired to Florence as Herr von Rogau. Second son Prince Joachim Albrecht’s affair with actress Marie Sulzer drew scandal, as she wed in London then misfired divorce plans. Third son Prince Frederick Wilhelm, 28, in Königsberg, loved Countess Paula Lehndorff but the emperor blocked the match. Now he’s relocated to Camenz to run entail duties for his elder brother while state authority intervenes.
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Berlin
Prince Albrecht
Prussia
William I
Florence
Herr von Rogau
Prince Joachim Albrecht
Marie Sulzer
London
Baron von Liebenberg
Africa
Frederick Wilhelm
Konigsberg
Paula Lehndorff
William
Camenz
Bilesia
Marianne of
Hulland
Presidential contest to feature Bryan and Taft
The race for the presidency will be between Bryan and Taft and judged on issues. Both are regarded as great men and the result is expected to hinge on policy positions.
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Bryan
Taft
Clarke county to select delegates for state convention in Atlanta
Clarke county executive committee will meet soon to choose delegates to the state convention in Atlanta on June 23. With many Brown supporters, Mr Brown's campaign manager has booked the Grand Opera House in Atlanta for the event, ensuring ample seating. Clarke county will send at least fifty delegates. supporters should submit names to Chairman Gamble or any executive member. A Brown letter urges adherence to the State Democratic Executive Committee rules and asks Brown clubs to confer on delegates favoring his policies and candidacy.
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Clarke County
Atlanta
Brown
Smith
Grand Opera, House
Gamble
Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Deserving Man Mr Fred Couch Earns Public Patronage
Mr Fred Couch, a blind young man selling gum and toilet soaps on the city streets, is praised as a worthy figure. Educated at Macon and the academy for the blind, he studies the Bible and religious books, has many local friends, and urges five or ten cent purchases to help him earn a living.
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Fred Couch
Macon
Academy For the
Professor T R Edwards resigns as principal in Minterville
In Minterville Georgia on June 9 Professor Thomas R Edwards resigned as principal of the local school and accepted the same role at Woodbury high school. His successor is not yet chosen. Edwards has taught there for years and the school is now accredited with four teachers. The Edwardses will be missed by the community.
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Minterville
Thomas R. Edwards
Woodbury High School
Edwards
Electric Bitters Called A Grand Family Medicine
Mr. Frank Conlan of New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family remedy for dyspepsia and liver troubles and to aid lame backs and weak kidneys. The tonic purifies blood, boosts vigor, and is sold with guarantee at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores for 650c.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores
Cotton brings twelve cents in Athens sale
Yesterday fourteen hundred bales of cotton sold in Athens at twelve cents. Mr. J. R. Brantley bought for Pacelet Mills of South Carolina. It was the first large sale in some time, signaling rising prices and renewed prosperity for farmers and merchants as southern mills show demand.
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J. R. Brantley
Pacelet Mills
South Carolina
Athens
Georgia convention to meet June 23 in Grand Opera House
Atlanta June 9 Delegates will gather in the Grand Opera House on June 23 for Georgia's state convention. J R Smith will be temporary chairman with no permanent chair named yet. The convention will decide Georgia's national political stance and whether delegates go uninstructed or instructed, with Brown allies' influence noted but not exercised.
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Atlanta
Grand Opera
J. R. Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
House of Representatives
President
Brown
Mr. Brown
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana relates years of severe lung hemorrhages followed by improvement after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He states his lungs are sound now and urges its use in advanced lung trouble, warning against substitutes. It stops the cough and heals the lungs, preventing serious cold outcomes. Sold by all druggists.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Athens Home Minutes Report May Receipts and Elections
The Bessie Mell Industrial Home held a May meeting at Abe Villa. Reports show receipts of 1647.12, garment sales 8475, dues 24, rent 37.50, totaling 1120.72, with expenditures of 3114.02 and an overdraft. Miss Watt exits, J C Hitchina elected president and E S Lyndon vice president. Athens Terminal Company advances warehouse work, damages/arbitration decisions loom for Athens Foundry case, and expansion promises local economic benefits.
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Bessie Mell
Abe Villa
Mice Watt
Louie Lane
Rabun Gap
Nolan
R. C. Orr
Miss Lane
Reef Committee
East Athens
Miss Rutherford
Miss Watt
Athens
J. C. Hitchina
Lyndon
Atlanta
Chicago Packers Announce Raise Over Beef Prices
Chicago firms report a cattle and canned meat shortage prompting a price increase. Armour & Company officials say the rise will be modest, between 1 and 3 cents per pound, with the shortage not expected to last long.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
Armour & Company
Eld
Europe
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Paul Heyman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gallagher & O'Gara
Ss. Hartman
Nashville
L G. Daniel
Mgr
Mia
Lou Bailey
Booth
Ve Mis. M. Gilleland
City of Athen
Celeste
Parrish
Prof
Hart
Athens Terminal Co
William of
Germany
MR. Fred Couch
T. R. Edwards
Winterville School
Woodbury
North Carolina
Grand Opera House
Castor
Cacti Llth
Sloan
Barl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass.usa
Bessie Mell Industrial
Dewitt & CO
H.R. Palmer
A Sons
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