Council Adopts Stockade Rules and Elects Fireman
The mayor and council approve a set of stockade regulations to be enacted by ordinance and elect K A Hill as fireman for Station No 1. Other actions include sewer planning, water meter questions, and scheduling an adjourned meeting after discussing street, land, and rental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Hill
Arnold
Tibbetts
Davison
Tuck
Dudley
Lumpkin
Hoke
Palmer
Wright
Michael
Barnett
Beusse
Barrow
Wood
J. H. Huggins
Oak Street
John Carlton
Andrew Erwin
Woodlawn
Oaklawn
Georgia Development Co
Finance Committee
Erwin
Messrs
Paul Smith
Frank Griffeth
Dalenst
J. W. Johnson
Georgia Railroad
Broad Street
Council
Judge’s Sunday Law Charge and Local Phone Service Complaints
Judge Charles H. Brand urged the Clarke County grand jury to enforce Sunday laws and other penal code provisions, including cigarette sales and prohibition. He noted numerous complaints about Athens’ “miserable telephone service” and suggested the body consider urging improvements through the appropriate channels. He refused to take sides in local Sunday observance controversy while reaffirming the aim to enforce Sabbath observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brand
Grand Jury
Goms
Brand
Athens
Railroad Commission
Ject
Clarke County
Terrell
Charlemagne
England
Last Hope Gone in Griffin Case After Court Refuses Rule Nisi
Solicitor General John B Gamble informed Judge Peyton Wade that a Kieber court refused to grant the rule nisi filed by Griffin's attorneys. The ruling followed overruled motions for a new trial, failed certifications, and a denial of a rehearing on the rule nisi. The prison commission was advised to take Griffin to Milledgeville to begin his three year sentence for banking law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Gamble
Peyton Wade
State Court of Appeals
Kieber
J. W. Griffin
Athens
Brand
Court of Appeals
Prison’ Commission
Griffin
Milledgeville
Acclaimed Feat Transmitting World Series News
A. P. reports an unprecedented telegraphic feat by its traffic department. One operator at the Braves field sent the entire World Series game story to 300 AP offices across the United States, tick for tick, from San Francisco to Duluth and New Orleans, over 18 000 miles of leased wire and relayed through 5 000 more miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Braves
United States
San Francisco
Duluth
New Orleans
Southeast cattleman’s paradise hailed by meat packers
President Andrew M. Souis of the Georgia State College of Agriculture told the National Meat Packers Association in Cincinnati that the South holds vast livestock potential. He said pests like the boll weevil can be eradicated, pasture land is abundant, and the region will grow into a key meat producer with cheap feed and long growing seasons. He noted a 15 percent rise in Georgia hog numbers and urged adoption of purebred stock to boost marketable quality.
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Cincinnati
National Meat Packers Association
Andrew M. Souis
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Southeast
United States
Soule
Georgia
Federal Farm Loan Board to Hold Hearings in Nine Cities
The Federal Farm Loan Board announces hearings in nine southern cities this month to guide districting into twelve regions. Starting October 24 in Richmond, with Raleigh Columbia Jackson ville and others through November 1 in Jackson, Mississippi. The meetings aim to collect information for future district boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm- Loan Board
Richmond
Raleigh
Columbia
Sith
Jacksonville
Macon
Birmingham
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Memphis
Monthly Crop Prospects Shift Across Principal Crops
Washington October 9 The agricultural department forecast shows a further decrease in production for most principal crops except corn flax rice and kaffir Wheat is put at 609 567 000 bushels while corn rises to 2 717 932 000 bushels though still below last year Irish potatoes face the smallest yield since 1911 Tobacco is expected to set a record Easier to Stop Now Coughs worsen with time Poly's Honey and Tar promises relief and targets bronchial irritation The article notes President Soule invited to discuss meat supply from the south amid rising livestock importance and packers optimistic about future prospects The piece ends with a remark on business becoming too uncomfortably new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Indictments and church unity at Des Moines encounter
Des Moines sees twelve indicted by grand jury with five murder counts. A separate focus criticizes church waste and inefficiency as W. P. Richardson urges convocation reforms and unity for a more effective missionary society. An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as safe relief for backache and bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. PF. Richardson
General Convention of the Churches of Christ
Richardad
General Convention of
The
Churches of Christ
America
General Convention
Disciples of Christ
Richardson
J. M. Gaskill
Btna Green
Ind
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Sona
Adv
The Voiceless Poem and Digestive Remedies Ad
A fragmented poem fragment proclaims the voiceless deserve hearing, contrasting beauty and loss. The text shifts to health marketing, praising Foley Cathartic Tablets as non griping relief for digestive distress, endorsed by H R Palmer and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Palmer & Sona
Ady
Superior Court Opens Busy Session With Indictments
Clarke superior court began a crowded term as twelve defendants were indicted by the grand jury on October day. White defendant W A Kennedy faces murder charges. Nat Hale, a white youth, is charged with larceny. Several colored defendants including Jim Jackson and James Stovall are named for burglary, assault to murder, and other felonies. The court organized under Judge Brand with C T Young as foreman. grand and traverse jurors were drawn for upcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Superior Court
Mareder
W. A. Kennedy
Nat Hale
Jim Jackson
Stevens’ Star
College Avenue
James Stovall
Lewis Cook
Allen
Clayton
Thomas Streets
Henry Parrott
Annis Chester
Will Johnson
Assaut
Mattie Lee Johnson
Sam Peterson
Agsault
Albert Lumpkin
Peyton Eider
Howard Young
Henry Harper
Eddie Harper
Richard Jackson
Gilbert Godett
C. T. Young
Brand
Messrs
W. W. Hayes
W. W. Hilley
M. & Hodgson
A. P. Flanagan
Otho Brown
Cobb Lampkin
T. FJ. Comér
T. ©. Puryear
C. T
I G. H. Thornton
Joe H. Stone
Dean's Kidney Pills Relief Story From Athens Citizen
A Athens resident describes kidney and back troubles after pottery work. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief and a permanent cure, noting the remedy cost ten cents and was available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
J. L. Byrd
Wilkerson Street
Athens
Athena Pottery
Lening
Dean
Mr. Byrd
Fostersiburn Vropas
Buffalo, NY
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Bart
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Adv
Foley & Co
Chicago
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Mayor End
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardus
Cardui
A. P
Great Southeast
National Association Meat
Pres. Soule
College OF Agriculture
Federal Farm Loan Board
Mre
Chas Reltz
Allen Mills
Poley
H. R. Palmer
Sappho
Heaven
Superior Court
L. M. Stead
W. B. Hodgson
W. K. Bidson
W. T. Myers
C. K. Roberts
C. T. Adams
B. H. Weatherly
T. Rivers
T. J. Scott
M. Mangleburg
W. A. Kent
C. D. Chandler
Lew W. Nunnally
Mike Costa
C. M. Sikes
Upson Harper
F. G. Bell
J. B. McClurd
B. Saddeth
Barrett
D. O. Nunnally
Jas, Adams
Bam Woods
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