Fourth annual Georgia State Veterinary Association convention planned
The Georgia State Veterinary Association holds its fourth annual meeting in this city on November 16 and 17 at the Georgian Hotel with Dr. T. E. Jago leading local preparations. Sessions include minutes, addresses, society reports, elections, papers on hog cholera serum treatment, pasteur inspection, tetanus, plastic operations, shipping fever, and bovine tuberculosis among Georgia dairy cattle.
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Georgia State Veterinary Association
Alnce
T. E. Jago
J. H. Oliphant
J. C. Schwencke
W. A. Scott
Georgia
C. L. Willoughby
Lieutenant Kimbrough Wins Captain Exam and Promotion
Lieut. James M. Kimbrough U S A will be promoted to captain within two months after passing a rigorous War Department examination at Fort Leavenworth. He led the University cadets for four years, returns to Athens, and old duties will pass to Lieut. Atkins. Promotion chances cited with many friends’ congratulations.
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James M. Kimbrough
Lieut
Kimbrough
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Nix
Athens
J. A. Atkins
Texas Cotton Growers Meet In Dallas To Plan New Organization
In Dallas on October 21 members of the executive committee of the Texas Cotton Growers association met at the Southland hotel after two o clock this afternoon. They will work on completing the organization and coordinating with the Farmers Congress and discuss a mid winter convention.
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Dallas
Texas
Ctober
Texas Cotton Growers' Association
Southland Hotel
Farmers’ Congress
Spain’s Maura ministry resigns over Ferrer crisis
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet resigns after a long talks with King Alfonso XIII following the Ferrer execution. Moret, Republican leader, rises as the potential new premier with promises of sweeping reforms amid ongoing Moroccan war tensions and European backlash. Azcarraga also named as a possible successor.
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Madrid
Ferrer
Alfonso
Maura
Francisco Ferrer
Republicana
Spain
Europe
Senor Moret
Cortea
Maura Winidley
Fnar
Moret
Cortes
Azcarraga
Mrs Basil Duke Dies in Kentucky
Mrs Henrietta Morgan Duke widow of General Basil Duke died at the Louisville residence from heart failure. Sister of General John H Morgan she married in 1859 and was a social leader and active member of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Her late work focused on Civil War relics and history collection.
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Louisville
Henrietta Morgan Duke
Basil Duke
Morgan
Duke
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia Governor commutes Harper death sentence to life
John Harper of Avlanta Georgia receives clemency from Governor Brown. The executive order commutes the murder verdict from death to life imprisonment after considering prior Supreme Court opinions and witness affidavits. The decision cites lack of eye witness testimony and jury impact.
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Avlanta
John Harper
Brown
Murray Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Beverly D. Evans
Horace M. Holden
Evans
Prison Commission
Holden
Opini
Ion
Harper
Joseph M. Brown
Mrs D B Fowler Dies At Jefferson Road Home
Mrs. D B Fowler died yesterday afternoon at her home on the Jefferson road in front of the State Normal School after a year of declining health. She leaves a husband and one son. Funeral services are set for 2:30 PM at the residence with interment at Prospect church, conducted by Rev M L Troutman. pallbearers include G H Williamson C A Talmadge W T Lester N G Slaughter B R Kinnebrew F B Hinton.
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Jefferson Road
State Normal School
David B. Fowler
Prospect Church
M. L. Troutman
Katie Jester Griffeth
Mesara
G. H. Willanson
C. A. Talmadge
W. T. Lester
N. G
Major J A Atkins Ready For Service At Athens University
Major J A Atkins is appointed to succeed Major J M Kimbrough as commandant of cadets at the University of Georgia. He arrives to take up work November 1st and will immediately assume leadership of the military department. Atkins is renowned as one of the best officers in the service and is fully prepared to raise standards and training.
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J. A. Atkins
J. M. Kimbrough
University of Georgia
Kimbrough
War Department
Atkins
Athens
Uncle Sam
Koca-Nola Company Convicted in Court
The Koca-Nola company of Atlanta was convicted in federal court for cocaine in two bottles of syrup and for failing to label drug content. Judge W. T. Newman ordered $400 paid to the U S treasury for violating the pure food and drug laws. Government chemists found cocaine in both packages shipped to New Orleans and Anacosta near Washington.
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Wee Any
Atlanta
Koca- Nola Company
United States Treasury
Koca-Nola Company
W. T. Newman
United States Court
United States Department of Agriculture
Kina
New Orleans
Anacosta
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin Teachers to Meet at La Crosse Convention
In La Crosse Wisconsin the Western Wisconsin Teachers association prepares for its annual convention at the new normal school. Sessions run from tomorrow through Saturday with all preparations complete.
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la Crosse
Wis
Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Normal School
Ladies' Garden Club Sets Fall Exhibit Dates
The Ladies' Garden Club announced the fall display of vegetables and flowers for November 2 and 3. Location to be announced soon. The event promises the largest fern palm and flower display yet with attractive prizes and strong member rivalry. The club has over a hundred members and meets regularly to share growing methods.
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Ladies’ Garden Club
Mrs Crane Charges Gross Incompetency In Meat Inspection
Mrs Caroline Bartlett Crane of Kalama Michigan told the American Public Health Association in Washington that federal meat inspection standards have fallen since the 1906 scandal and accuse the Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Animal Industry of bias and incompetence. She cited Chicago packing plants and alleged improper condemnation markings as proof.
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Wedmond
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mra
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamazoo
Mich
American Public Health Association
Crane
Department
Crane Wil
American Meat Packers’ Association
German potash syndicate heads to New York to save U S market
A committee led by Herr Schudekope of the German potash syndicate export department left Berlin for New York to negotiate with American fertilizer companies. The syndicate, dominant in world potash sales, fears losing 60 percent of the export trade valued at seven million dollars as the syndicate is dissolved and other suppliers and members seek American customers.
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Berlin
Herr Schudekope
New York
Germany
Jim Jones Dies After Illness in Madison County
Jim Jones of Madison County died yesterday after weeks of typhoid fever. He was a Moon's Baptist member and respected farmer, survived by a wife and seven children. The funeral was held at his home at 11 o'clock with burial in the family ground.
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Madison County
Jim Jones
Moon's Baptist Church
William H. Jones
Elwood Williams
Comer
Jones
Messrs
Wille
Dee
Doc Jones
Belle Bullock
Della Christian
Luda, Adams
Clyde Jones
Funeral service for C A Heggie in Georgetown Ga
Atlanta Ga October 21 the funeral service for the late C A Heggie who died in Augusta on the 13th was held at Georgetown under the Masons. Heggie had represented Tetley Co London for 25 years and was widely known with a large circle of friends. He is survived by his wife and two brothers Newton Heggle of Augusta and W J Heggle of Georgetown.
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Atlanta
C. A. Heggie
Augusta
Georgetown
Masons
Mr. Heggie
Tetley & Co
London
Newton Heggle
W. J. Heggle
Tuberculosis Fight 18 Now Being Won Declares Statistician
Washington October 21 Chief Statistician Cressy L Wilbur of the census bureau says the fight against tuberculosis is being won with a continued decline in the death rate expected yearly The 1908 TB deaths totaled 79289 though the rate per 100000 was lower than 1907 He notes pellagra rising with 23 deaths 1908 while rare diseases include smallpox plague yellow fever leprosy and hydrophobia
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Washington
Cressy L. Wilbur
Division of Vital Statistics
United States Census Bureau
Colorado
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wilbur
South
Y M C A State Convention Opens At University Of Illinois
Five hundred representatives from railroad college and city Y M C A branches meet at the University of Illinois for a four day state convention. Officials say sessions include reports, addresses by noted divines and educators, and discussions with leaders from Chicago New York and other cities. The governor faces a difficult decision on clemency in a gallows case.
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Champaign
Ill
Young Men's Christian Association
Tlinois
University of Miinola
Chicago
New York
Peruna Remedy Endorsed by Dr J W Fuller of California
Dr J W Fuller of California promotes Peruna as a cure for long standing catarrh affecting smell hearing and sight. He cites spending on doctors and local applications with no relief before Peruna drove the ailment from his system and left him feeling youthful again.
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Peruna
RJ. W. Fuller
Scientific Optian
North Main St
Los Angeles
Cal
Perupe
National W C T U Holds 35th Convention in Omaha
Omaha hosts the national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union with delegates arriving from across the country. The opening prayers set for tomorrow, with sessions through next Wednesday night featuring leading temperance workers, clergy, and public figures. The event marks the 35th anniversary of the organization founded in 1874 to educate youth, improve public sentiment, reform temperance.
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Omaha
Neb
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cleveland
Annie Wittenmyer
Philadelphia
Frances B. Wiklard
Chicago
Mary T. Burt
New York
W. A. Ingham
Judge Brand to Preside in Lumpkin Superior Court
Judge Charles H. Brand will travel to Dahlonega next week to hold court for Judge Kimgey in Lumpkin Superior Court replacing the regular judge for that session. The notice indicates a rotation of duties within the district.
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Brand
Kimgey
Charles H. Brand
Sumday
Dahlonegs
Lumpkin Superior Court
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Cotton Growers’ Meeting
Kentucky
General John H. Morgan
Keith
A. H. Ulm
Executive Department
North Pole
D. B. Fowler
Prospect
MAJ
Maj. Kimbrough
Newman
Wisconsin
Department of Animal Industry
U. S
Moon's Church
C. A. Hegre
Illinois
J. W. Fuller
California
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