Report of Visitors to the University of Georgia
The Board of Visitors, appointed by Gov. Joseph M. Brown, met at the University of Georgia on June 9 and conducted daily sessions. They praised Chancellor Barrow's leadership and recommended urgent needs including a central heating plant, larger dormitories and dining facilities, a new law school building, expanded graduate and faculty support, and a public publicity department, plus recommendations on fraternities and alumni representation. They urged improved facilities across multiple departments and added staffing, with a call for two holdover board members to retain continuity.
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Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Athend
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Tthe University
South
Schools of Law and Pharmacy
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Peabody
School of Pharmacy
Wilson
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Reade
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Athletic Association
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Georgia College of Agriculture praised for statewide spread
The Board commends President Soule and his assistants for the College of Agriculture and its impact. It highlights stock breeding, hog serum distributions, soil analyses, and farm education across Georgia, urging legislative funding to expand extension work, buildings, and maintenance. The report notes thousands attend short courses, meetings, and clubs, with strong support for extending practical education statewide.
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College of Agriculture
Board of Visitors
Soule
Georgia
Canning
School of Agriculture
South
Gorgia
Precident Soulr
Georgia Fairy
Boyle
Board of Trustees
Tim
Foley Kidney Pills Credited With Kidney Relief
Histonia resident Tom Williams and Redan resident J A Wallace recount personal relief from long standing kidney troubles after using Foley Kidney Pills. Williams says his wife was cured and relieved of all kidney issues, while Wallace reports severe back and kidney pain eased enabling him to return to work as a blacksmith.
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Histonia
Tom Williams
Foley
J. A. Wallace
Redan
For Sale by H. R. Palmer and Sons A Georgia Journalism School
For Sale by H. R. Palmer and Sons reports a proposal to add a School of Journalism to the University of Georgia system. If Col Nat Harris of Macon and Tech board chair supports it, a committee will report this year and action may establish a journalism program to train men for law teaching engineering and other professional vocations.
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Georgia
Nat Harris
Macon
Tech
Georgia Institution
University of Georgia to establish an Alumni Bureau
The University of Georgia trustees may create an Animal Bureau to employ a young man to manage alumni records and engage Georgia graduates. Alumna leaders including Harrison Jones and Thomas W Connally urged a state wide effort to keep the Georgia family in touch and organize alumni clubs. The plan aims to post activities, inform former students, and boost support for the university’s youth initiatives.
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University of Georgia
Old Georgia
Harriaton Jones
Thomas W. Connally
Hugh Gordon
Homer Carmichael
C.M. Strahan
Anumui
Lst
Georgia
Georgia University a national beacon for agriculture and education
The piece argues Georgia must invest in its Agricultural College to lift the state's farming class and elevate educational institutions. It lauds the university’s bright outlook, strong faculty, and supportive Athens citizens, urging liberal legislative policy to sustain growth and statewide uplift.
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Barrow
Georgia
Athens
Board of Visitors
Beat
Agricultural College
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Baard Visitors Notice Signed By Local Officials
Respectfully submitted by A. W. Vanhose chairman and Homer Carmichael secretary with listed names Hy Hunt Ralph Newton B Brewton in a formal civic notice from the commonwealth.
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A. W. Vanhoose
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A. Homer Carmichael
Hy Hunt
Ralph Newton
B. Brewton
30 000 Voices Chorus for Doan Kidney Pills praised in Athens
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century issue touts Dean's Kidney Pills with many locals boasting relief from backache and kidney issues. Mrs E R Shy of Athens GA testifies the remedy quickly eased pain and remains in use at home. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole agent.
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Athens
Dean
Mra. E.R. Shy
College Avenue
Foster-Milburn Ca
Buffalo
New York
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Jain
Judge Emory Speer’s Long Office Record Praised
After twenty eight years in office, supporters hail Judge Emory Speer as delivering a solid record before opponents launch their probe. The comment frames his tenure as substantive and steady.
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Emory Speer
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