State Normal School Opens Session Tuesday
The State Normal School opened its session Tuesday with the largest attendance yet. President Branson reported over five hundred teachers and students present, but dormitory, dining hall, and rest room spaces were limited. Efforts to accommodate more students continue as heating plants and repairs proceed.
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Elanot
Branaen Las
Allendas
Arcane Plas
Oaeh
Branson
Aly
Ordent Branson
Alos
Bradwell Pal
Gilmer Hall
State Normal School
Soule to Return Soon as State College President
Dr. Andrew M. Soule, president of the State College of Agriculture, is expected back in Athens soon after a trip to Niagara Falls and New York. He plans to dive into work immediately, aiming for a highly active upcoming session. Also noted is a relocation of J W Webb’s Southern Railway Co office to room 410 in the Southern Mutual building on Clayton Street.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Niagara Palls
New York
Athens
Soule
State College
Southern Railway CO
J.W. Webb
The
Uhis City
Clayton Street
Southern Mutual Building
Big Sewer Work Near Diver Street and Seaboard Tracks
Large sewer project progresses along Diver street and Seaboard tracks toward Pr Conway’s Jouve von Wenburn Place with crews finishing fast. Main line installation expected soon, lateral sewers in the northwestern section to follow. City residents watch Boulevard sewer access as completion nears in the exlution of work.
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Diver Street
Seaboard
Conway
Jouve von Wenburn Place
Krankiin Street
Yeu Seeer
Yound
Eis
Tai
Seer Fon
Sach Shorest
Miss Bradberrys Move to New Quarters
The Misses Bradberry relocate their millinery shop to the Southern Mutual building on Col Sey avenue. Their elegant new store showcases a refined stock of ladies wear with a new department of suits and hats managed by Mrs. Clep Gilleland. The firm, built by young women, earns the confidence of Northeast Georgia’s leading ladies.
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Bradberry
Georgia
Athena
Suete and Salts
Ftta
Mra
Clenp Gilleland
Death of J H Anderson in Clarke County
One of Clarke County’s oldest residents, J H Anderson died at his home near Murrell’s station. He had lived in the county for many years and was four years old at his death. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Hiner weloek burial section.
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Clarke Eoull
J. J. Anderson
Hs Hah
Murrell's
Nan Sere
Atterson
Heath Ershis
Hiner Weloek
Aid Colle
Letter from North Carolina Claims Cure by Buchu and Juniper
Warrenton resident H. T. Macon writes that after six months of kidney ailment he was nearly dead, tried many remedies with little benefit, and credits Stuart's Bucha and Juniper with a complete recovery. The ad promotes the product at 81.00 and offers a sample and proof of merits from Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Warrenton
N. C
Stuart
H. T. Macon
Symptons
Sidney
Buchu
Juniper
Etiward
Eugene Talmadge Goes to Mt Vernon
Athinta Ga Sept Eugene Talmadge a law graduate of 1907 from the University of Georgia and former Atlanta practitioner moves his office to Mount Vernon the county seat of Montgomery County two miles from Ailey. His removal is expected to enrich the Montg County bar as he continues a successful practice once centered in Atlanta and Nilk.
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Athinta
Eugene Tak
Atlanta
Ae Hon
Mont Somciy
South Georgia
Court Martial Ordered Over Train Shooting Near Rex
Governor orders general court martial at Hussar's Armory Savannah for cavalrymen charged with shooting from a train between Atlanta and Macon. About thirty members from A C and D of the first squadron suspected. defense minors uncertain. Offense is a misdemeanor with possible fine or imprisonment per the findings.
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Athinta
Smith
Hussar’s
Savannah
Rex
Gil
Southern
Atlanta
Macon
RE. D. Huguenin
N. G
W. J. Cleary
John A. Hutton
Coast Artillery Corps
A. D. Harden
Infantry
Capain J. G. Butler
Roo. Davant
E.R. 8. Elliott
Chickamauga
Cavalry
Toops
Ita
Southern Refining Co Elects Officers at Stockholders Meeting
A stockholders meeting at the Southern Refining Co on Oconee street elected officers AJM Dobbs as president G R Brightwell as vice president Bb Griffith as secretary B S Dobbs as treasurer The board of directors includes A L M Dobbs Guy Brightwell¢ Gruth J F Jackson W M McKenzie and William Fleming The plant will be expanded boosting Athens upbuilding prospects
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Southern Refining Co
Oconee Street
Judge Brand
Ajm. Dobbs
G R Brightwell
Bb. Giffith
B.S. Dobbs
Alm. Dobbs
Guy Th. Brightwell
Bo Gruth
JF Jackson
W. M. McKenzie
William Fleming
Able
Athens
Populists Call Meeting in Atlanta for Georgia Ticket
The Populist executive committee, chaired by J. J. Holloway, is summoned to meet in Atlanta at 10 a.m. on Monday September 7 to name a Georgia electoral ticket and handle other necessary business. Reports note no intention to intervene in state affairs and no action on the state election will be taken.
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Atlanta
Populst Party
J. J. Holloway
Georgia
Georgia General Assembly nears verdict on convict bill talks
May adjourn loom s as Georgia lawmakers debate the convict bill. Representative Ashley says the house has acted and the senate must decide or an extra session may be called. Governors, new assembly prospects, and prison board issues color the looming endgame while county bridge repairs and road work proceed.
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Amilanta
General Assembly
Ashley
Lowndes
Senate
Wethon
House
Smith
State House
Prison Board
Prison Commission
Chirke
Coat Hood
Chithe
Cambie
Supe
Oconee
Sandy Creek
Georgia
Uridee
Tread Street
Benge
Orsue
He Emerick, BL
Royal
Robert McCune
Taiies
Bear Creek
A. T. Hale
Ber
Towrenceville
Kradtberry 2
Tils
Seoy Coun
The New Pure Food and Drug Law Announcement
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Sold by all druggists. 2a0 gy
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Foley
Old New York Post Piece Reveals 1783 Farewell Order
Mr F W Hicks owns a 1783 dated copy of the New York Post a triweekly paper from New York City four pages with liberal ads. The issue lists Washingtons farewell order to the armies of the United States and reflects pre Linotype newsroom practices. It has been in the Hicks family for generations and is highly valued.
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F. W. Hicks
New York Post
New York City
Hicks
Washington
United States
Grand Army Encampment Opens in Toledo with Monument Dedication
Veterans gather in Toledo for the national G A R encampment with brigade reunions and committee meetings. A key event is the Ft. Meigs monument dedication near Perrysburg honoring the 1813 victory by General Harrison. The opening program at the Valentine Theatre includes speeches by Ohio officials and national G A R leaders, a campfire, and a flag presentation by Army Nurses.
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Toledo
Grand Army
Ft. Meigs
Perrysburg
Neval
Henry Hartson
Proctor
Tecumseh
United States
Ga,ry
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Valentine Theatre
Harris
Whitlock
Shearer
Ohio G. A. R
Wid J. Kent Hamilton
Samuel Fallows
Charles @. Burton
Missouri
Kate, Jonea
New York
W. AR. C
Ralph Sheldon
Albany
N. Y
Song of Veterans
C. Millie Leighton
Massachusetts
The
Daughters of Veterans
L. W. Collins
Minnesota
Clara N. Sawyer
Portland
G. A. Rj
LE. Griffith
W. M. Scott
Toledo Manner Choir
Army
Minnesota State Fair Opens With Record Display
St Paul Minn September 1 crowds explore a vast exposition showing the state’s industries and resources. Machinery livestock and agricultural products are highlighted while amusements including airships performing animals and vaudeville attract attendees. The day features races led by a $6000 grand champion trot. Labor groups’ Bryan endorsement nudges Republicans to take notice.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Kates
Bryan
Ohio State Fair Opens in Columbus With Flattering Exhibits
Columbus Ohio where the fifty annual Ohio State Fair began its week long run. Exhibits range from ships to fettered calves and farm products. The event features a live stock judging contest for students at Ohio State University and a grand program with purses and racing events along with amusements pushed by organizers.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Oiste University
Collegiate Alumnae Meet In San Francisco
San Francisco hosts a national collegiate alumnae gathering with delegates from Simmons College Western University and Vassar. The event runs a full week with business sessions, social activities, and visits to Stanford and UC Berkeley. Notable attendees include Dr Mary Bidwell Motter Missouris dean Evelyn Harr Allen and Professor Edith Abbott among others.
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San Francisco
Cal. Ley
Nufmil
Fairmans
Oakland
Mount Taijatieus
Kek Observatory
San Joseeland
Stanford University
University of California
Mouny Hbimillett
de St San M. Kingsbury
Simmons College
Mary Bidwell Feoet
University of Missour
Haima M. Perkins
Abby Beayl Ot Vara
Edith Abbott
Willety
Jeasico Pelxotto
Cwveet
California
Dean Evelynahr Allen
Leland Stanford
Prdber Salmon
Vassar
Farmers Union Aims to Fix Cotton Price at Meeting
Fort Worth Texas reports the Farmers Union seeks a fixed minimum price for cotton ahead of the annual gathering. Leaders push for central selling and bulk handling to cut costs, with rivals accusing the move of cartels and coercive tactics. The plan reportedly involves 2,000 members expected to attend and Charles S. Barre likely to be elected president.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Farmers’ Union
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Dra. M. Soule
State College ” Agriculture
New Quarters
Southern Mutual
MIR
J. H. Anderson
North Carolina
Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co
Atlanta, GA
Eugene Talmadge
MT. Vernon
Wilkinson
Heala
Pecan
Asan
Tealton
Matchless Mineral Water CO
Ofices
Andalusia
Ala
Tame Ali Druggisty
Messrs
J. H. Emerick
B. L. Royal
Oconee River
Tion
Lahos Cawford
Stupions
Elso
Trail Creek Bridge
Gamble
Woek
Sunny Brook
Paul Heyman
Chattanooga
Tenn
S. Hartman
Nashving
Fenn
G. Daniel
Mar
Ter
Ohio City
Pon
Dent Charles
Barre
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