Clarke County Democratic Primary Rules 1910
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee announces a May 28 1910 primary for Sheriff Clerk of Superior and City Court Tax Collector Tax Receiver County Treasurer County Surveyor and Coroner for two years. Rules require fees by May 18 and June 28 payments, Aussie ballot system, precinct managers prepare ballots, open at 7 0m May 26, counting May 28, oath by officials, residence and registration requirements, anti vote buying and transportation rules, and potential second primary if no plurality.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Clarke County
State of Georgia
Georgia
Anid
Bach Places
G. M
Sun Time
Ald Electon
Court House
Athens
Clarke
State
Pri‘mary
Vaid
Asid
Lst
B. Gamble
T W. Reed
New Bank 18 Open for Business at Jefferson
Jefferson Ga May 5 Special The Bank of Jackson County Jefferson opened for business yesterday with twenty five thousand dollars paid in capital stock. It is the third bank in Jefferson and the fourteenth in Jackson County. Officers are President H J Mobley Vice President P J Roberts Cashier W R Gresham and directors J A Wills J L Williamson S M Porter H T Mobley J H Boggs Hi I Mobley P J Roberts J R Mobley and W R Gresham.
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Jefferson, Ga
Bank of
Jackson County
Jefferson
County of
Jackson
Jefferson Banking Company
First National Bank of Jefferson
H. J. Mobley
P. J. Roberts
Cacler
W. R. Gresham
J. A. Wills
J. L. Williamson
8. M. Porter
H. T. Mobley
J. H. Boggs
Hi. I. Mobley
J. R. Mobley, and
Athens Pastors in Jefferson for Protracted Revival
Protracted revival services are under way at the Presbyterian Church in Jefferson Georgia this week led by Rev R N Abraham with assistance from Dr E L Hill of Athens and Rev J D McPhail of Athens. Attendance is strong with business houses shutting at eleven for the morning service and plans to extend through next week if needed.
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Presbyterian Church
Jefferson, Ga
R. N. Abraham
E. L. Hill
Athena
J. D. McPhail
Athens
Georgia Pioneered Itinerant Farmers Schools Says Banner
A Georgia opinion notes the itinerant train teaching farmers began in Athens Georgia three years ago with rail support from railways and the State College of Agriculture. It contrasts Georgia’s early start with California’s later display in Scientific American and urges Georgia to publicize its successes broadly to attract attention and investment.
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Scientific American
California
State Agricultural Department
Great
New York Scientific Publicaton
Golden Shore
Athens
Georgia
College of Agriculture
Meeting of County Commissioners Ends Quietly Despite Rumors
The county commissioners held a calm session yesterday as rumors of bloodshed spread after Clerk Gamble was seen entering the county physician’s office with a bloody face. Dr. Fullflove said the clerk had a hose bleed, which he quickly controlled, and no fight occurred.
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Mr. Gamble
Sesalon
Cow tormented by can of rocks tied to tail
Two boys in a Baxter Street pasture tied a tin can filled with rocks to a cow tail. The frightened animal crashed through barbed wire, tearing hide and udder, entangling in the fence, and injury likely forcing its killing.
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Baxter Street
Pire
Convention Week in Georgialand Georgia conventions in Athens and beyond
Georgia hosts a string of conventions in May and June. County school commissioners meet in Athens as the 13th annual gathering. the Kings Daughters and Sons hold their 14th annual event in Savannah. Elks meet in Macon. Retail Hardware Dealers convene in Rome May 25 to 27. Georgia Bar Association meets in Athens June 9 and 10. Georgia State Federation of Labor plans a major Savannah convention.
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Georgia Gar Association
Athens
Atlanta
Georgia
County School Commissioners of
The
Kings’ Daughters and Sons
Savannah
Benevolent and
Southern Baptist Convention
Lyric
Baltimore
Rome
Georgia Bar Association
State Federation — of Labor
Georgia Bar to devote entire session to state judicial system
At the June meeting the Georgia Bar Association announces the executive will dedicate the full session to examining the state's judicial system and court remedial procedures. The aim is to devise improvements to be recommended to the legislature.
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Vita
The
Georgia Bar Association
Methodists Gather for 16th General Conference in Asheville
Asheville North Carolina May 3 The quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opens in Asheville with over a thousand delegates and visitors. Key topics include episcopacy pastorate term lay representation of women and recall and elective leadership reforms. Bishop Wilson to preside. notable speakers include Senator Gore ex Governor Hanly and Dr Samuel Cadman.
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Asheville
N. C
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
North Carolina
Soen
St. Louis
Louisville
Memphis
Baltimore
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
New Orleana
Texas
Trama
Battery Park
Lovery
South
Women's Board of
Wilson
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
F. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Samuel Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church In America
Atlanta Methodists Stewards’ Association
Gate City
Southern Methodist
Southern Baptist Convention
Mences
Maryland
Mexico
Washington
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Petersburg
General Conference
Orient
J. C. Kilgore
Durham
W. F. McMurray
Collins Denny
Nashvvile
Tenn
Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Conference
Quarterly Conference
Longest trolley trip starts from Utica to showcase Interurban service
A Utica business party launched a two car private trolley trek to demonstrate electric interurban reach across New York Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. The 13 day round trip runs from Utica to Detroit and Louisville with brief stops in Erie Manfield Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville Fort Wayne Toledo Detroit and Buffalo.
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Utica
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Onalda Railway
Detroit
Louisville
Erie
Manafield
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Buffalo
County School Officials Attend State Education Sessions
A sizable group of county boards of education members are in attendance for the county school commissioners association sessions in this city this week.
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County School Commissioners’ Association
Rockefeller’s Wealth Won’t Cover Roa d to Better Remedy
Historical note claims John D Rockefeller could not fund a quest to surpass Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The item describes the remedy as simple, effective, and widely sold by druggists to treat diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints, with a broad dealer network.
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Chamberlain
John D. Rockefeller
Policeman M T Green Sprains Ankle
Policeman M T Green is reported to have sprained his ankle after stepping from a street car onto tracks. He was seen on crutches yesterday and is expected to recover soon.
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M. T. Green
Midnight Doctors and First Times in Indiana Politics
A commentary notes that Midnight Doctors are unwelcome even to themselves and urges adoption of a method amid a seal of skepticism toward Kern of Indiana. It argues county school commissioners serve state and public school needs best and deserve public support.
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Perry Davis
Kern
Indiana
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