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Athens Weekly Banner in Athens, Georgia

28 Oct 1910

Page 7

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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1910

Page

7

Grand Jury presents road tax and bond notices in Clarke County

Clarke County reports 1910 road tax at six tenths of a dollar per hundred to fund road building. It notes bonds issued for courthouse debt, road improvements, and cancelled coupons, with detailed payments and balances. W. S. Holman defends low-cost road work and value received, while lists of bonds, coupons, and historical payments are recorded.

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Georgia Athena W. 8. Holman Court House Capt James White Havu Vvv Ovu James White Grand Jury Erty Clarke County Jaller’s County Farm Oconee Street Reese Eves John R. White Broad Street River Street Serene College Avenue Newton Bridge Sandy Creek Sandy Creek Upper Mitchell Bridge Princeton Dean's Billups Trail Creek Bridge Tory's Mill Barrett's Mill F. P. Mann W. T. le Hellen Simonton Lella Barrett's Bridge Mare & Horse Shine & Money Bik & Bay Barber Creek Mit & Rattle McNutts Bear Creek Wheeler & Logan Commissioners’ Office Jim & Mag Lizza Wood Courthouse Chalo Lee Urart Sog.ag
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Ohio Plans First Conservation Congress In Columbus

The state conservation committee named by Governor Harmon selects A. P. Sandles as chairman and George H. Stevenson as secretary. The Ohio State Conservation Congress will run with the National Corn Exposition from January 30 for two weeks at Columbus Exhibit Halls. Conservation Day is February 4 with W. C. Brown speaking on natural resources. Plans include four delegates from each county and exhibits from state agencies and institutions. The next committee meeting is November 1.

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Columbus State Conservation Committee Harmon Ohio State Conservation Congress Bas A. P. Sandles State Board of Agriculture Geo. H. Stevenson National Corn Association Homer C. Price Oho State Agricultural College Charles E. Thorne Ohio Agrcultural Experiment Station Ben H. Harmon George H. Stevenson W. C. Brown New York Central Lines Gifford Pinchot Government Forestry Department National Conservation Association James A. Garfield Conservation Congress Seasions Experiment Station Agricultural College Geological Survey of Board of Agriculture
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Modern School Methods Emphasize Health Over Punishment

Mrs. Ella F. Young of Chicago Schools and the National Educational Association advocates non corporal discipline, highlighting fresh air sunlight and nutritious Horlick's Malted Milk to improve backward children. Reports from Boston and other schools note weight gains and better health, with brighter mental tone and fewer absences.

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Ella F. Young Chicago National Educational Association Boston Horlick
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