Fifty-Fifth Lucy Cobb Session Opened At Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute in Athens began its fifty fifth session with a record enrollment. Principal Miss Gerdine and Miss Brumby welcomed students as veterans returned and new pupils arrived, with a distinguished faculty led by Mildred Rutherford and Ruth Collins.
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Lucy Cobb
Athens
Georgia
Institute of Learning
Gerdine
Miss Brumby
South
T. R. R. Cobb
Misa Gerdine
Migs Brumby
Lucy Cobb Institute
Brumby
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Misa Ruth Collins
Bryn Mawr
May Jeffcott
Vassar
M. Joseph Lustrat
Baches Lettres
University of Georgia
Kate Broun Fulghum
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Strickland
Elisabeth Anderson
A. B. Cornell
Mary Ann Rucker
Marion Bloomfield
Dorothy Selby
Elisabeth Garnet
New Haven School of Gymnastics
Chamberlin's Cough Remedy Praised by Dealers
A dealer testimonial from B W Hendrickson of Ohio Falle Ind declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best for coughs, colds and croup and says it sells well. The note claims wide dealer support and strong sales.
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Chamberlin
B. W. Hendrickson
Ohio
Falle
Ind
Chamberlain
Poultry Association Meeting Set at City Hall
The Southern Poultry Association will meet at the city hall next Tuesday at eight o clock to plan the future. If a fall exhibition is held, members should learn the show date and premiums. If no show is held, decisions on coops and property disposition will be made. The secretary will mail notices to members and attendance is urged for definite arrangements.
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Southern Poultry Association
Mr Clifton Returns From Big New York Photo Meet
Arthur V Clifton a leading Athens photographer returns from New York City where he attended a major gathering of photographers. He says the discussion covered methods and styles, gallery comparisons, and views on how portraiture may soon be largely replaced by photographic portraits.
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Arthur V. Clifton
Athens
South
New York City
Clifton
Hart to Confer on Rebuilding State Experiment Station
Professor J. W. Hart of the College of Agriculture extension department left yesterday to confer with officials at Griffin with the state experiment station about rebuilding the barn recently destroyed by fire.
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J. W. Hart
The
College of Agriculture
State Experiment Station
Griffin
Barna
Paint or Wait What’s Best for My House Value
A reader weighs painting a house versus waiting, asking if painting increases property value. Mentions Devoe paints costing 2.25 a gallon and 3 for 14 more to apply, estimating a 10 gallon job at 50 to 60 dollars. Ponders resale value of fresh paint versus needing paint and why painting before sailing appears. Adds sales pitch for Telmage Hardware Co and Dr King’s New Life Pills as remedy ads.
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Ezra
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R Palmer & Gons
Athens Public Schools Open With Record Enrollment
The city public schools opened yesterday with nearly 2,000 pupils on the first day, the largest enrollment in the system's history. High school enrollment rose sharply with 783 students, as pro f. Bond begins his 27th year as superintendent. White students totaled 1,405 and colored 669, bringing total attendance to 2,074.
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Bblic
Esterday
Bond
College Avenue
Oconee Street
Baxter Street
Meigs Street
Childs Strear
Nantaha'a Avenue
Neamtahala
Wintergarten
East Athens
Newtown
Former Supreme Court Justice Joins Insurance Blog Firm
Judge Horace M Holden moved from Augusta to join Col Shackelford and Col Shackelford in the Southern Mutual building. The firm, now on the seventh floor, occupies former Columbia offices with two lawyers noted as among the state’s ablest. Mr C F Crossley will join the firm, having prior ties to Shackelford and Shackelford.
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Supreme Court
Insurance
Horace M. Holden
Augusta
Col. F. C. Shackelford
Col. F. C. Shckelford
Shackelford
Southern Mutual
Columbia
Holden
Col. Gaadelford
C. F. Crossley
Shackelford & Shackelford
Comptroller General Wright Marks 33 Years In Office
Atlanta Sept 18 Comptroller General Wright celebrates the thirty third anniversary of his tenure at the state house posting. He has held the post through many administrations with no opposition in recent years and no difficulty retaining the job despite political changes.
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Wright
Atlanta
State House
This Horse Is Legally a Large One With an Unusual Largeness
Clarke county records describe a buck skin horse about ten years old with a smooth mouth and weight noted as about 90 000 pounds in a mortgage. The text suggests a clerical error where 90 000 pounds should read 900 pounds, but the document remains in recorded form as a mammoth noted asset.
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Clarke County
Five Seconds Is Average Time Central Takes to Answer You
Atlanta readers learn the Bell system in Atlanta promises five second average answer time for operators. In rush hours response lengthens. tests show delays of over ten seconds. The piece notes the swift, highly engineered setup with operators and signaling to minimize wait times.
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Atlanta
Early Worms Caught On Lumpkin Street Morning
A group of chickens near Lumpkin Street were seen at about 4 o clock yesterday morning feeding on insects attracted to electric light. The note suggests correcting anomalies in domestic hens to improve poultry habits for chicken fanciers and truck farmers.
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Lumpkin Street
Unique Church Service at Statham Church
Mr and Mrs E 8 Rylee were invited to Statham to a beautiful service at the Baptist church Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 pm. The south-entitled program A Roll Call honored former and present pastors with reports, scripture readings, roll call testimonies, and class reports. The church, under a decade old, was decorated with ferns and flowers and featured fine music followed by a supper at 6 pm.
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Rylee
Statham
Baptist Church
South
Woman's Missionary
Delightful reception at the State Normal school campus
The YWCA and faculty hosted 700 students for an elegant eight to ten o'clock reception at Winnie Davis Hall, with Haughey's orchestra providing music on the illuminated lawn and porch areas. The event, a refined annual gathering, fostered student acquaintance and featured lawn games as well as a well-organized entertainment committee led by Miss Fagan.
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State Normal School
Winnie Davis Hall
Mies Fagan
Haughey
Dor sey Gray Union in Elberton as Ida Dorsey Marries James Gray Jr
Ida Marguerite Dorsey, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Dorsey, married James Richard Gray Jr of Atlanta on September 18 1912 in Elberton Georgia. The couple, who had been engaged three years, were married at the Boozer Payne residence with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Allen in attendance and plan to reside in Atlanta. Gray is son of Mr. and Mrs. James A Gray Sr of Atlanta and a University alumnus. The notice includes commentary on tariff politics and reform era rhetoric surrounding Roosevelt Taft and Wilson.
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William Francis Dorsey
Ida Marguerite
James James Richard Gray, Jr
Atlanta
Elberton
Miss Dorsey
Dorsey
Lucy Cobb Institute
Ar. Gray
Gray
Marion Allen
T‘o Elberton
Boozer Payne
Mr. Gray
James Ar. Gray
Chie
Mia. Gray, Jr
University Opens 112th Session at Athens
The University of Georgia began its 112th session at 10 oclock with a formal processional of the chancellor deans and faculty. Chancellor Barrow urged students to adopt a scientific spirit and to work with system and thorough note taking as they progress through courses. The city agreed to furnish water for the new gymnasium pool and the Bert Michael Scholarship was established with a 1900 bond yielding 60 a year. Enrollment stood at 207 after Tuesday, with expectations to exceed last year by about fifty and a growing need for a new law department building.
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University of Georgia
James C. Morris
Lerson
Bar
Raw
Maly
B. L. Hill
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Grubb
Christian Church
W. T. Porbes
Dean Snelling
J. W. Lynch
Young ‘S Christan Association
Athens
Bert Michael
Acquittal in Georgia Court Case Shocks Athens Crowd
In Athens yesterday morning T Binns and son William faced trial in Lexington for assault with intent to murder over the February shooting of marshal C A Bush. The boy was acquitted, returning home. the father was convicted of shooting at another and fined 500 dollars or six months on the county chain gang, with an immediate appeal filed.
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Oglethorpe
Athens
Lexington
Binns
William Binns
C.A. Bush
Athens Banner
Col
John R. Cooper
Macon
Young Attorneys Dissolve Their Partnership
A long standing partnership between Mesars Joe L. Dead wyler and C F Crogsley dissolved yesterday. Deadwyler remains at the former firm’s office in room 607 Southern Mutual Building. Croggsley joins Holden and Shackelford at their offices.
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Mesars
Joe L. Deadwyler
C. F. Crogsley
Mr. Deadwyler
Southern Mutual Building
Mr. Crosse
Holden & Shackelford
Fined for Selling Milk That Caused Sickness
Atlanta on September 18 C H Beuchler a local milkman was fined 50 in paze court for selling milk that sickened Gua Castles child with ptomaine poisoning If the child dies Mr Castle will pursue criminal proceedings against the milk man
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Atlanta
C. H. Beuchler
Pace Court
Gua Castle
To Save Fai Name of a Babe Unborn in Atlanta
Special to the Banner. Atlanta September 18. A plea to save the fair name of a baby not yet born is urged by Mrs C C Roddy the young wife of the famed Womand robber linked to the Giley trunk case now serving six months in the Atlanta jail She says she will become a mother soon and would give...
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Atlanta
C. C. Roddy
Roddy Ta
Joon
Bbo
Men fined for going to bed with shoes on in Atlanta
Atlanta on September 18 saw Walter Prince and J B Speltser both of North Georgia fined 10 dollars each by the recorder for going to bed with their shoes on. Neither denies the charge though they claim no memory of going to bed. Also noted is Rosa Pringle Smith of Athens visiting Mrs Lollie Belle Wylie and a court petition seeking pardon or parole for Roddy from his wife, as they were newly married and he faced imprisonment for stealing diamonds.
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Nathan B. Stubbings
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Perkins
Banner
Atlanta
Walter Prince
J. B. Speltser
North Georgia
Recorder
Rosa Pringle Smith
Athens
Lollie Belle Wylie
Miss Smith
Barillt
Journal
Toen
Roddy
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