Mayors Convention Dates Chosen For Late May
City authorities decide on May 28 and 30 for the mayors convention after receiving multiple city leader letters. Committee sets to arrange entertainment and a program, with party leaders to appoint subcommittees at the next meeting. Electric Bitters touted as health restorer by Mrs. N F Rowan of McDonough Ga in a testimonial.
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Royston Urges Support for Athens to Anderson Railroad
The Royston Record urges local residents to subscribe to stock for a proposed rail line from Anderson South Carolina to Athens Georgia. It notes Royston’s past generosity, promises fair freight rates and eastern western connections, and that subscribers pay nothing until construction begins. The piece highlights healthful Spring benefits and local merchant gains, urging wide participation. DeWitt's Carbolized Hazel Salve is advertised as a March wind remedy.
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Royston Record
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South Carolina
Many New Schools Are Now Accredited
The University of Georgia has accredited high schools statewide enabling graduates with diplomas to enter without examination. Criteria include qualified staff and proper labs for science. New accreditations span Adel to Wrightsville, with many ongoing and previously accredited schools listed.
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Adel
Heston High
Georgia Southern Military School
Bainbridge
Broxton Institute
Douglasville
Donald Fraser
Decatur
Eastman
Banks Stephens Institute
Forsyth
Fort Gaines
Jackson High
Jesup
A West Military College
Milledgeville
Pelhamigh School
Rogator
Statesboro
Warrilor
Newnai
Nannie Lou Warthen
Wrightsville
Albany
Furlow
Americus
Athens
Boys
Atlanta
Marist College
University School
Peacock’s School
Tubman High School
Augusta
Richmond Academy
August Jordan Institute
Barnesville
Presbyterian Institute
Blackshear
Blakely
Glynn
Brunwick
Calhoun
Carrollton
Hearn Academy
Cave Spring
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Columbus
Macon
Madison
Marietta
Outtrie
Monroe
McDonough
Rome
Sandersville
Chatham Academy
Savannah
Sparta High School
Schoor
Hoys
Stone Mountain
Tallapoosa
Tennille
Thomasville
Roe
Ae Institute
Thomaston
Tifton High School
Valdosty High School
Vidalia Institute
Vienta High School
Wadley High Schoo
Washington High School
Waycross High Chool
Waynesboro Digi School
West Point High School
Winder Tah
Winterville Ety
Sehoul
Conference Education in the South schedules April Pinehurst meeting
The tenth annual Conference for Education in the South announces sessions at the Carolina Hotel Pinehurst North Carolina starting Tuesday April 9 at 10 am and running through Thursday. The program includes discussions on agriculture woman’s work for public schools and state superintendent reports. rail and hotel rates are listed with early communiqués requested to Mr H W Priest The Executive Committee notes the conference’s nine year history and its aim to promote popular education.
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Ind
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Capon Springs
W. Va
Winston-Salem
N. C
Athens
Richmond
Birmingham
Ala
Columbia
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