Law and location of the Agricultural Experiment Station discussed by Yeomans
Hon M J Yeomans of Dawson argues the Georgia law treats the Experimental Station as a split system. The station remains tied to Athens for technical work while a farm may be placed elsewhere, provoking federal protests and funding tensions. The piece ends by asking what solution best serves Georgia.
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Agricultural Experiment — Station
Yeomans
M. J.’ Yeomans
Dawson
Griffin
Athens
Georgia
College of Agriculture
Morrill Fund
Spalding County
General Assembly of Georgia
Georgia Experiment Station
State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Laboratory of Scientific Branch
Department
State College
University of Georgia
Georgia Station
U. S
State of Mental Collapse Claims Mrs Hardman of Commerce Died
Mrs W B Hardman of Commerce Ga died this afternoon by her own hand amid a prolonged nervous collapse caused by years of mental and physical strain Her husband Dr W G Hardman planned to take her to Clifton Springs NY for treatment The deceased was a devoted member of the First Baptist Church of Macon Ga and had provided time and means to community works
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Commerce
W. B. Hardman
Mfe
Pullman
W. G. Hardman
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Elizabeth Hardman
Cost of Education Expands Says Carnegie Report
The Carnegie Foundation releases its annual study noting tuition rises in American colleges and universities over a decade, with fees at Princeton up from 160 to 175 and Harvard expected to reach 200 after a 150 rate held since 1869. The report also covers pensions, law and engineering education, public school teacher pensions, and Vermont legislative impacts.
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Associated Press
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
American Bar Association
United States
Connecticut
Uacis
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Washington
Missouri
George Peabody College
Ilinois
Kansas
Foundation
Vermont
Forty-Eight Millions Invested in Cotton Mills in This State
Georgia shows 166 textile mills with 9 idle and total capital of 48.85 million dollars. 16 counties house 100 mills and hold 43.89 million in capital, nearly equal to the statewide total. Muscogee leads in capital and spindle counts, with Clarke County detailed figures for machinery, output, and wages.
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Osnaburg
Atlanta
H. M. Stanley
Muscogee County
Barrow
Cliff House at Tallulah Falls Reopens for Summer
Mrs. Fred 8. Morton resumes control of the Cliff House at Tallulah Falls for the season and welcomes guests. Last year she helped make Tallulah a premier Southern summer resort with fine scenery and strong service from Mrs. Morton and manager Mr. Ralph Bassett. Athens visitors to the mountains will be pleased to find Mrs. Morton back at The Falls.
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Fred
Morton
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah
Ralph Bassett
Athens
Earliest Attempts Toward Education in Georgia
W A Griffin traces Georgia education beginnings from 1731 Moravian Indian school near Savannah to Bethesda Orphan House founded by Whitefield and Habersham. It chronicles fundraising, the 1740 Bethesda home brick, expansion, a proposed Bethesda College, shifts to an academy after 1764, the 1770 death of Whitefield, rapid fires, rebuilding, destruction by hurricane, and final sale in 1808 ending Georgia’s first real learning institution.
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W. A. Griffin
University Journal
Colony of
Georgia
Irene
Savannah
Pennsylvania
Bethesda
Geo. Whitfield
James Habersham
Orphan House
Charles Wesley
Whitefield
Mr. Habersham
America
Mr. Smith
Charleston
James Wright
Virginia
Bethesda College
Bethesda Orphan House
Institution of Learning
State Must Provide for Feeble Minded at Sanitarium
Atlanta dispatch describes Georgia’s care for over a hundred feeble minded children at Milledgeville state sanitarium amid overcrowding. An experimental school run by two women has shown improvements in reading writing and behavior, with 30 boys and 36 girls helped. Some children may require lifelong care unless a new facility is provided.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Milledgeville
E. M. Green
Georgia Alumni Vote for Capital Removal at Banquet
At the University of Georgia anniversary banquet in Athens 37 alumni attended including seven Atlantans. Colonel Turpin urged capital removal and 25 classmates voted for moving the capital to Macon while two were indifferent.
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Macon
University of Georgia At
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Josef Redlich
University of Vienna
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