Gwinnett Officials Report High Incomes in First Nine Months
The Gwinnett County officers listed include Sheriff Garner with total nine month income of 1 266 90 for the ordinary and 1 000 for July August September. The clerk of court shows July August September fees of 1 965 79 and total income of 4 609 82 through September with an expected year end over 5 000. The ordinary earned 284 85 for July August September, totaling 1 266 90.
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Gwinnett
Garner
Clerk of Superior Court
Lost Rhode Island Red Hen Worth 500 Missing From Washington Farm
Mrs. Callaway of Washington, Georgia, exhibitor of Rhode Island Red poultry, reported her prize hen valued at 500 dollars missing after the national poultry show in Hagerstown, Maryland. Investigations and searches by the express company and owner are ongoing to locate the hen, believed stolen after the show.
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Washington, Ga
Rhode Isla
P. T DiNaway
Washington
Wilkes Counties
Hagerstown
Rhode Island
Maryland
Callaway
Wable Peers” Poultry Department
State College to Buy Percheron Mares for Farmers
Two car loads of Percheron mares will be purchased by the State College of Agriculture for Tattnall county farmers. Professor Miltop P. Jarna wih, head of animal Niebandry, leaves Saturday to select the animals in the Middle West. He will be joined by Mr. De Louth of Tattnall county to safeguard farmer interests and ensure quality horses.
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State College of Agriculture
Tattall
Miltop P. Jarnawih
Department of Animal Niebandry
Middle West
de Louth
Tattnall County
Georg “ vi
Georgia State Agriculture Station Director Visits Griffin
Prof. R J H LeLoach director of the Georgia State Agriculture Station at Griffin spent a day there and returned to Griffin via Macon yesterday. He came to finish observations on the cotton crop planted on the state farm this year and is compiling final data for a new book due out in early spring.
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R. J. H.leloach
Georgia State Agriculture Station
Griffin
Macon
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Athens Market
Cotton at fourteen cents and over yesterday in Athens reflects steady business. The statement notes good merchants profits, strong price, and exceptionally high yield in this part of the state this fall.
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Athens
Memorial for Dr Knapp in Nashville Proposed by Barrow
In Nashville Tennessee a memorial school of Farm Life to honor Dr Seaman A Knapp is proposed by Chancellor Barrow of the University of Georgia with support from the National Fertilizer Association. Funds aim to reach four hundred thousand dollars centering farm life work in the South.
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Athens
Knapp
Nashville
Seaman A. Knapp
Barrow
University of Georgia
Memorial Fund
Thos. E. Early
National Association of Fertilizer Manufacturers
Norfolk
Harry Hodgson
South
Georgia
Boys’ Corn Club
Nashville, Tenn
Government of
The
United States
Department of Agriculture
Tenn
Louisiana
Jacksonville
Fla
General Education Board of New York
National Fertlizer Association
School of Farm Life
Eball
Ilinois
General Location Board of
New York
Corm Club
National Fertilizer Association
Farm Life
General Education Board
Athens to host Robinson Circus November 20
A Robinson circus representative visited Athens to arrange a November 20 appearance. Though small, the show is praised as worth seeing and is expected to draw a large local crowd.
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Dan Robinson
Krause Carnival Company to Visit Athens Next Month
The Krause Carnival Company will visit Athens on November 10 for one week. A city representative arranged the appearance and the company, praised for clean refined performances, offers twelve shows each claiming to be the best.
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Krause Carnival
Athens
Retired Col. Hodgson to Settle in Athens After 36 Years in U S Army
Obituary style note announces Col. Frederick Grady Hodgson’s retirement from active service after 36 years in the U S Army. A West Point graduate from 1881, he served in Cavalry during Indian campaigns in the Southwest and recently underwent hospital treatment at Walter Reed. He plans to move to Athens with his wife and has many local friends and relatives. The piece blends tribute with details of his long career and impending residence.
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Frederick Grady Hodgson
United States Army
Athens
Hodgson
Col. Hodgson
University of Georgia
West Point
Arizona
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Athens Eyes Northeast Georgia End of New Baseball League
Hugh A. Shannon of Buffalo with Greenville and Anderson promoters plans a new Class D circuit. He seeks a ball park lease in Athens and aims to attract major league clubs to boost local interest and publicity. Shannon will visit Athens after November 2 1913 meeting and coordinate winter plans with Chamber of Commerce.
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Athens
Northeast Georgia
Hugh Shannon
Bay City
Michigan
Buffalo
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Callaway
Shannon
C. C. Callaway
Georgia
P. m
Thomas C. Stouch
Greenville
New York Americans
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Ball Park
Hugh A. Shannon
Oxford Ave
N.Y
Building A Silo At State Expo
Macon Georgia October 28 special to the Banner reports a State College of Agriculture silo project at the state fair. The permanent silo will store crops grown on the fair grounds and feed livestock annually. The exhibit demonstrates silo construction filling crops and the feeding value, with cost records to prove silage is economical for farmers statewide.
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Macon
State College of Agriculture
Funeral Yesterday For Mrs J A Gordon In Winterville
Funeral services for Mrs J A Gordon were held at her residence with Rev England and Rev Neighbour officiating. The service drew a large crowd, and burial followed at Oconee Cemetery. The community mourns the loss of a faithful woman and mother.
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J. A. Gardor
Messia
England
Oconee Cemetery
Soil Survey Set for New Georgia Counties
President Andrew M Soule of the State College of Agriculture announces a joint survey with the Bureau of Soils to study Terrell Clay Colquitt Turner and Tattnall counties. A chemical soil analysis by the college will accompany the physical survey now under way in Terrell.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
College
Bureau of Goafs
United States
Terrell, Clay
Colquitt
Turner
Tattnall
Bureau of Soils
Athens Boy Leads His School Class
Fred Haselton, son of Mr and Mrs D P Haselton, is top in his class at the Atlanta Medical College during the first months of study. He won praise from Yeading physician Dr Nobles for his fine showing.
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Fred Haselton
D. P. Haselton
Atlanta Medical College
Yeading
Dr Nobles
Former Athens Man Jno F Little Dies in Gainesville Ga
Jno F Little of Gainesville died at his home after a yearlong illness. He was 64 and formerly ran Athens Marble Works before moving back to Gainesville in 1906. He traveled for Owen Marble Co of Spartanburg. He is survived by his wife Alice Boggs of Jefferson, three children and five stepchildren. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church Gainesville with 644 Fellows in charge.
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Gaineaville
Jno. F. Little
s.Inesa
First Baptist Church
T. R. Kendall
M. M. Riley
Gainesville
Mr. Little
Hall County
Athens
Owen, Marble Co
Spartanburg
Newsom Joins Fowler in Macon Law Firm
Charles Henderson Newsom of Eatonton GA will practice law in Macon with B J Fowler, forming the Fowler Newsom firm. A 1913 University of Georgia law graduate with AB and AM degrees, he led the Demosthenian Debating Society and Athletes Association, and managed the football team. The Macon bar welcomes him.
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Charles Henderson Newsome
Macon
Charles Heeerson Newsom
Eatonton
B. J. Fowler
Fowler & Newsom
Newsom
University of Gersin
Domosthenian
Athletis ‘Association
Dera
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