Athens Seeks Scholarships To Secure New College
In Athens a canvass led by Prof Glenn, Mr Forehand, and the Chamber seeks 36 additional scholarships to secure a new college. Many young men and women in business education haven't yet obtained aid and are urged to contact Glenn or committee members promptly as the drive ends soon.
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Athens
Glenn
Forehand
Chamber of Commerce
Weil
Banner
Verdict Brings Vindication in Morgan Perjury Trial
In Wrightsville Georgia Judge Rawlings presided over the Johnson County Superior Court trial of Jev J Morgan charged with perjury. The defense was led by Colonel B W Stubbs of Savannah. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal after a late night deliberation. Ladies held a morning prayer service at the Methodist church in Morgan’s behalf and sang All Haile the Power of Jesus Name after the court adjourned.
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Wrightsville
Marcus - Judes
B. T. Rawlings
Johnson County
E. F. Morgan
Methondst
Mr. Morgan
Jesus
Two Full Moons Seen Last Night in Athens
Newspaper reports two fully visible moons observed across Athens last night. Police witnessed the phenomenon near city hall where one moon figure nicknamed Uncle Bill Moon was taken to the station after an apparent orbit. Mayor Dorsey’s plans may be eclipsed by the spectacle.
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Athens
Bill Moon
Satelite
Dorsey
Fire at Viva Bottling Works on Broad Street
A small fire broke out yesterday afternoon at 6:30 p.m. at the Viva Bottling Works on Broad Street. The fire department arrived promptly and extinguished the blaze before significant damage occurred.
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Viva Bottling Works
Broad Street
Athens Tec power push eyed at Anthony Shoals project
A regional paper discusses the Anthony Shoals power plant on the Broad River in Wilke and Elbert counties and its potential to spur Athens manufacturing. It notes firms ready to locate if cheap power is diverted to Athens and mentions possible power allotments to Augusta and other cities as incentives for local industry.
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Anthony Shoals
Broad River
Wilke and
Elbert Counties
Athens
Autins
Augusta
Atlanta
Devoe paint quality and milk purity urged in Athens letter
A letter from Talmage Hardware Co. endorses Devoe paint calling it top quality with 100 versus others at 74 to 60. It notes some paints cost more to apply than their value. Another note questions a milk death claim but supports strict milk purity and Board of Health efforts in Athens.
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Devoe
Athens Board of Health
Boy Bridesroom Carried Home in Atlanta
Sixteen year old J Avary Dailey wed Mrs Mana Kitchens in Sparta and was driven back to Atlanta by his mother Annie L Dailey. News from Dublin says the couple may reunite. the mother keeps watch while plans for the boy husband’s future unfold. The story highlights a controversial young match and a mother’s intervention.
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J. Avary Dailey
Mana Kitchens
Sparta
Annie L. Dailey
Whitehall Street
Dublin
Dailey
Hancorke
Wisconsin Capitol May Use Georgia Marble
Atlanta, March 28. Governor Davidson and party returned from Tate marble quarries after inspecting Georgia marble for Wisconsin's new state capitol. Senator Vilas' influence could secure marble if chosen, though delegation avoided firm commitment.
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W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Georgia
Davidson
Tate
My Gethsemane Good Friday Reflections
A compact meditation on personal burden and sorrow. The speaker seeks quiet passage through dark hours alone, acknowledging that each heart bears its own Gethsemane and the weight may feel solitary.
Polarization in nominations and 1908 politics highlighted
The piece notes Augustus Owens as author of the Jim Crow bill and hints at Taft’s westward speaking tour in June. It discusses potential favorite sons for Republican nominations, Bryan’s mobilization via the Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League, and the scale of delegates expected for the next Democratic convention.
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Augustus W. Owens
Norfolk, Va
Casolina Sepmatune Semers Co
Friends of
William J. Bryan
Preadynt
Commercial ‘Travellers’ Anti-Trust ‘League
When Fertilizers Should Be Applied
The main rule is to apply most fertilizer to the soil before planting. Immediate availability varies by fertilizer type, with nitrate of soda acting fastest. A practical guide suggests applying a complete fertilizer one to three weeks before planting, mixing well with the furrow soil, and bedded on for corn, cotton, and other summer crops.
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Redding
Georgia Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Pitt
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