Duckworth Expands Farmers Union Reach in Georgia
Secretary McDaniel praises R F Duckworth for rebuilding the Farmers Union in Georgia. Duckworth, a famed speaker, recently spent four days in Hart County adding about four hundred members. He spoke in Hartwell where Judge Meadows adjourned court to hear him.
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Georgia
McDaniel
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers Union
Duckworth
C. 8. Barrett
Hart County
Hartwell
Meadows
New Baptist Tabernacle Named For New Church
At a Monday evening meeting the new Baptist church was named The Baptist Tabernacle by unanimous vote. Despite poor weather a large audience and enthusiasm marked the gathering with subscriptions exceeding three thousand dollars. A prayer meeting was set for Thursday at First Baptist Church at 8 p m lasting one hour with all members of the new church invited and expected to attend.
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New Baptist Church
The
Baptist Tabernacle
First Baptist Church
Less Than Half Candid Campaigns File Campaign Expenses
Special to the Banner from Atlanta reports Georgia law requires expense filings for the general election held October 2. More than half state officials elected without opposition did not file. many may have to admit no expenses. Court officials and congressional candidates face filings after November 6.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Statehouse
Comptroller General
Arbitration board stalemate ties up Georgia rail line
Ten candidates have been rejected for the third seat on the Georgia railroad arbitration board as talks resume in Atlanta between the company and conductors and baggage men. Senator Hoke Smith and attorney Reuben Arnold are among those still considered, with a decision expected Thursday or Friday.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad Company
Georgia Railroad
Charles A. Wickersham
Fred A. Burgess
Elty
Board of Arbitration
Hoke Smith
Reuben Arnold
Normal School Epidemic Subsideing Quickly After Cases
Reports indicate no new illnesses at States Normal School and all danger from other cases is past. Parents and students who left the campus report the situation is under control with the initial case the only one nearby. The school management is credited for swift action in preventing further spread. The writer also notes personal relief from rheumatic pain after using Foley Kidney Pills.
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States Normal School
J. C. Lima
Commeres
Z. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Laboring Georgia Labor Voters Back Wilson Campaign
State Chairman W J Harris reports strong labor support for the Wilson Marshall ticket in Georgia. He cites letters from labor representatives praising the Democratic platform and promising turnout to boost Georgia’s Democratic majority on election day. He notes labor’s objection to big business influence and cites past Taft Taft era injunctions as motivators for labor to back Wilson.
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Atlanta
W. J. Harris
Wilson
Georgia
Jon Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Harris
Roosevelt
Taft
Fred L. Feick
Indiana
Esteel Trust
Dat Tie Marr
Rit
United States
Wise advice on painting costs and Devoe paint
The ad urges not to wait for lower prices as costs rise. It notes most will wait but critics say the first year drop won’t exceed half, possibly a quarter. It cites a typical job at $100 with Devoe being better and urges painting now with Devoe through Talmadge Hardware Co.
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Rene
Devoe
Bolt
Philadelphia
Lincoln man gains health with Electric Bitters
A Lincoln Neb. resident, sick for over three years with lack of vitality and nerve ailments, reports recovery after using six bottles of Electric Bitters. The tonic is said to improve blood, nerves, and digestion and has helped thousands.Available from W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Pa per & Gons for 60 cents.
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Helmer
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Smith & Bron
H. R. Paper & Gons
Trens High Faces Riverside In Saturday Showdown
Athens High School prepared to clash with Riverside this Saturday in what promises to be a hard fought game. Coach Creekmore leads a well trained lineup as the team aims to bring the big one home. Expected starting alignment includes Weatherly at quarterback and Hutchens at right half with Costa at fullback.
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Athens High School
Riverside
Creekmore
Commerce
High
Wilson
Bailey
Martin
Soule
Sisar
Bond
Weatherly
Hutchens
O'Farrell
Cox
Costa
Banner Receives Warm Thanks From Athens Baptists
The Athens Banner prints a note from the Baptist Tabernacle Church dated October 21 1912 thanking the paper for publishing tent meeting services. It is signed by O Campbell rator pro tem J H Mapp Clerk pro tem Irving Alsbrook. Also reports the quiet marriage of Col Bishop Nettles Alsbrook to Miss Bessie Dee Irvine at the bride’s relatives home with Rev A E Lainburn officiating.
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Athens
The
Baptist Tabernacle Church
O.campbell
J. H. Mapp
Irving-Alsbrook
Col
Bishop Nettles -Alsbrook
Bessie Dee Irvine
James M. Denham
A. E. Laneburn
Etia
Sallie Roberts
Washington
Wilkes County
Eatonton
Slaters
Meriwether Adams
J. M. Denham
Col. Alsbrook
South Carolina
Georgia State University
The Tempest in an Attic and Home After Cleansing Day
Dramatic scene depicts a stormy attic and downstairs chaos as dust flies and darkness settles. A man pants, others stand firm or tremble, children flee and a woman frantically sweeps with broom and duster. Puck voices the unsettling toll of the Cleansing Day.
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Puck
Old Fashioned Doctor Treats Kidney Disease with Peruna
Dr B Martman recalls treating a Millersville farmer with kidney disease who improved after using a bowel remedy later marketed as Perrna. He attributes kidney catarrh to general mucous membrane inflammation and promotes Peruna as a catarrh remedy for Bright's disease, noting early cases showed catarrh of the kidneys.
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B. Martman
Millersville
Peninsylvania
Cree Tee Eeee
The
Jefferson Medical Cou
Thos
Bey
Weather Map Details Cool Start Amid Short Cold Spell
Atlanta reports a rapid fall to 44 degrees with 14 degree drop since yesterday morning and expected frost in low areas. Temperatures drop across Birmingham and Memphis with unsettled conditions easing to fair by Thursday. Co F von Herrmann notes a new disturbance in the Canadian northwest.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Mobile
Brownsville
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Canadian Northwest
Co. F. von Herrmann
Cotton Region Weather Summary Opens Week With Warm to Mild Readings
New Orleans reports mean temperatures from near normal to 6 degrees above normal across the Cotton Region, with Texas showing a 1 to 2 degree deficit. Weekly means ranged 58 to 78 across eastern central and western districts, Asheville North Carolina recording 58 and Tampa Florida 78. Light frost touched northern North Carolina as rainfall spread widely, except in western Texas and Oklahoma. Some areas exceeded 2 inches with a weekly total of 6.80 inches at Waco Texas. Georgia saw rains at week start and end, with heavy rainfall in northern sections Friday and Saturday.
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New Orleans
Texas
Asheville
N. Cy
Tampa
Fla
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Middle
East
Gulf Coast
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Waco
Tex
Weather Across Texas Shows Rainfall and Warm Days
The report notes heavy rains across much of the state with cool early week conditions and a brief spell of warm, clear mornings in the southeast. Precipitation totals reach 3 to over 5 inches in some areas, with minimal impact in others.
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Brees
Texas
Cline
Saved By His Wife Wise Advice in Danger
Mrs R J Filat of Braintree VI praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a quick cure for coughs and colds and throat lung troubles. The ad claims relief for grip bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy tonsillitis and hemorrhages. Priced 60 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by W J Smith & Bros and H R Palmer & Bank.
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R. J. Filat
Braintree, VI
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Bonk
Senator Elect Du Bose Did Not Spend a Cent
Statement of expenses for R T DuBose, candidate for Georgia state senate thirtieth district in the October 2 1912 election declares no money spent by him or others for election purposes since the August 23 1912 primary. Sworn before Clark County official on October 22 1912. Also includes vendor notes and advertisements.
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R.T. Du-Bose
Georgia
Clarke County
Robert Toombs DuBose
State Senate
EB. J. Crawford
Clark Superior Court
No Appendicitis for Judge Brand, It Is Said
A report says Judge Brand was not suffering appendicitis after illness yesterday He rested well and is expected to resume duties shortly The tale also mentions a boy facing leg amputation due to an ulcer linked to Smith & Bros H R Palmer & Sons
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Judge Brand
Brand
Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Car of Fulton Varner Burned on Rural Road
Mr Fulton Varner and his wife were driving one car when it caught fire on a road near the city. The vehicle burned severely with only the skeleton remaining while they rode to safety. The damaged car was towed into the city yesterday afternoon.
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Fulton Varner
Judge Foster Still Improving After Stroke Illness
News notes that Judge Foster remains in steady recovery from a partial stroke caused by apoplexy with many friends expressing relief at his gradual improvement.
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Judge Foster
Stomach disorders in young children noted by parents
Early reports suggest that tummy troubles are a common concern for families with young kids. Parents report frequent discomfort, gas, and upset stomachs, prompting calls for clearer guidance on pediatric digestive health.
When You Have a Bad Cold You Want the Best Medicine
A consumer urges readers to seek the strongest cold remedy available, promising rapid relief and urging careful selection of effective ingredients to combat symptoms.
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the Baptist Tabernacle
Foley
Wensoli
Marshall
Devoe, Talmadge Hardware Co
Trens High
Banner
Du-Bose
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