Program of fertilizer sales course in Atlanta is announced
The Southern Fertilizer Association program for Georgia Alabama and Tennessee will be held at Taf Hall auditorium in Atlanta. Georgia State College of Agriculture experts will lead a five day course starting October 21 with about four hundred salesmen expected. Attendees include reps from several colleges and universities. Opening remarks will be Dr. Andrew M. Soule and Morton S Hodgson.
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Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Atlanta
Taf
Hall
Sfdin
North Carolina Agricultural and Engineering College
Clemson College of South Carolina
Louisiana State University
Cornell University
National Fertilizer Association
Fertilizer Association
South
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Morton 8. Hodgson
Athens
Morton Modison
College of Agriculture
T. H. McHatton
W. A. Worsham, Jr
George A. Crabb
Solls
J. N. Harper
J. ©. Pridmore
Juo. Br, Fain
Army panel ends South inspection without final reports
Washington September 24 The house military sub committee left tonight to renew inspection of army fields in the South and middle west. A final decision has not been made on Camp Jesup Georgia but Camp Gordon Georgia has been decided to be abandoned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Camp Benning
Georgia
Camp Bragg
North Carolina
House
South
Middle West
Camp Jesup
Camp Gordon
Freight offices separated for three railroads in Athens
Orders from the Railroad Administration direct the separation of freight offices for Central of Georgia, Seaboard, and Gainesville Midland railways. The merger had been prompted by federal control and rising traffic. the change, effective in early October, will restore Central offices to Thomas Street. Passenger service remains unchanged.
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Railroad Administration
Athens
Central of Georgia Railroad
Seaboard and
Gainesville Midland Railways
Thomas Street
Excessive Packers Profits During War Years Revealed
The Federal Trade Commission found the Big Five packers earned profits two to three times higher during the war than in pre war years despite licensing and other restrictions. The June 28 1918 report to President Wilson was not public then but reached the Senate today via a Norris Nebraska resolution.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Senate
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Babe Ruth nets 27th home run breaks old mark
New York reports Babe Ruth belted his 27th homer, surpassing Ed Williamson’s 1884 record with a ninth inning drive to right field. The game details and timing are noted, reflecting Ruth’s historic achievement. The piece also blends peculiar verse about Sleepytown and a Kansas City Star lecture roundup on agricultural topics and soil fertility.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Ed Williamson
Probe writings strike: senate inquiry and Foster book
Washington today moves toward the steel strike probe with Senator Kenyon planning to present the strike’s real causes to the public. A Foster authored syndicalism book is under review by Attorney General Palmer for possible murder accessory concerns.
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Washington
William 2. Foster
Steel Strikers’ Organization Committee
Palmer
Kahn
California
Foster
Wedding of Miss Elvie Terry and Louis A Scarbrough
Miss Elvie Terry of New Orleans married Louis A. Scarbrough in Columbus at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was quiet with immediate family present. Afterward the couple toured to Athens en route to their home, with several local relatives hosting guests. Mrs Terry known for charm and popularity. Mr Scarbrough, chemist for Empire State Chemical Co of Athens, has many Columbus friends. Out of town guests included Claud Scarbrough and family.
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Elvie Terry
Louis . A. Scarbrough
Columbus Ledger
New Orleans
Louis A. Scarbrough
A. T. Terry
Anderson Street
Mrs Scarbrough
Columbus
Athens
Claud Scarborough
Wynnton
Terry
Mr. Scarbrough
L. A. Scarbrough
Scarbrough
Empire State Chemical Company of
Claud Scarbrough
Louis Scarbrough
Walter Lodheon
Hodgson
Ethel Scarbrough
Ela
Louis Searbrough
Chicago Clinches American League Pennant in Rally
Chicago White Sox clinched the American League pennant by rallying in the ninth to beat St Louis 6 to 5. The White Sox advance to the World Series against the Cincinnati Reds starting October 1. Baptist women hold meetings daily this week at 4:30 p.m.
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Chicago
Associated Presse
St. Louis
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
State Department to list all gifts to President Wilson since 1918
Washington September 24 The state department was asked to furnish a full list of all presents tendered to President Wilson through that department from kings princes or reigning states since December 1 1918. The request came via a resolution introduced today by Representative Ramseyer Republican of Iowa.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Ramseyer
Repubican
Iowa
New Members At Joverhurst Country Club Dinner Dance Planned
A second meeting of the Joverhurst Country Club reported twenty five new applications after ten days work by the membership committee. The fall session opens with a dinner dance around early October and similar events will follow. A professional will be engaged to prepare for the fall golf tournament slated for late October or early November.
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Joverhurst Country Club
Holman
Foreign Delegates Cotton Association To Visit Georgia
New York reporters note the World Cotton Conference in New Orleans next month will discuss reducing bale defects and transportation costs. Frank Na smith, secretary to the British delegation, announces plans. Fuller Callaway of the committee on foreign representatives says delegates will stop in LaGrange, Georgia for a barbecue at his home.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans
Frank Nasmith
Fuller Callaway
Committee On
LaGrange
Mrs. Woodie Sale Dies in Athens at 42
Grief fills Athens as Mrs. Woodie Sale passes away yesterday afternoon at 3 30 at her home after a long life in the city. She leaves two daughters Mrs. C A West of Atlanta and Mr. Harry B Richards of Athens and a son Mr James Sale of Athens.
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Woodie Sale
Athens Ser
C. A. West
Atlanta
Harry B. Richards
Athens
James Sale
Is Athens Too Small For Fertilizer Short Course
The Southern Fertilizer Association publicity claims Atlanta has insufficient hotels for about 400 salesmen attending a Short Course at the State College of Agriculture. The Banner argues Athens should host the event, noting Athens accommodated thousands for other events and criticizing the transfer from Athens to Atlanta as an imposition. Mr. James Comer and two residents visited Athens yesterday.
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Atlanta A
Georgia
Atlins
Southern
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Great Corporation
Southern Fertilizer Association
Buly
Show-Down Soon on League Issue
President Wilson urged public support for the league of nations in Cheyenne as a senate reservation to article ten loomed. He warned rejection would mean a separate peace with Germany, while Clemenceau in Paris said the league could exist even if rejected by the US Senate, noting France still relied on the protective alliance with Britain and the United States.
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Associated Pres
Cheyenne, Wy
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Germany
China
Clemenceau
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
United States Senate
France
Gran Britain
United States
Rice straw industry hints for the South's growth
The South holds vast resources and can rival western yields in cotton, grains, cattle, and hogs. Rice also thrives, with rice straw proving valuable for building materials and insulation boards. California already launches this industry with United States Fiber Products Co planning a West Sacramento plant next month. The South is urged to imitate this approach to utilize its rice straw.
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South
Georgia
California
California Enterprise
United States Fiber Products Co
West
Sacramento
Flanigen Family Returns From Asheville Visit
Mr. C. D. Flanigen and Mr. Robert Ray have returned from Asheville. Mrs. Flanigen and Misses Flanigen, who accompanied them, are in Knoxville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flanigen Jr.
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C. D. Flanigen
Robert Ray
Asheville
Salvation Army Automobile Fund Sees Daily Contributions
Athens citizens rally for an automobile fund to aid Salvation Army work. Mrs. Mills leads the home for the sick, orphans, and needy on Clayton street, with many donations recorded from local businesses and individuals. The fund closes today, and totals include 281.50 new contributions and 714.00 previously acknowledged.
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Salvation Army
Clayton Street
Athens
G. A. Mell
J. C. Hitchens
Banner Office
Empire State Chemical Go
H. Nickerson
Andrew J. Cobb
W. A. Carlton
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Davison, Nicholson Co
Dr. Speer
No Opposition To Probe of Burleson
Washington Sept 24 Democrats in the senate are not opposed to an investigation of Postmaster Burleson over a connection with the operation of the civil service commission Senator Simmons acting democratic leader declared in the senate today
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Burleson
Civil Service Commission
Simmons
Harrold Nominated by U D C for State President
Americus Georgia September 24 United Daughters of the Confederacy announce Mrs Frank P Harrold of Americus as candidate for state president to be elected at the Valdosta October convention. Supported by Atlanta and Savannah chapters she is a former state program chair and former Americus chapter president with long service to the order.
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Harrold
U. D. C. Americus
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank P. Harrold
Americus
Valdosta
Sidney Lanier
Macon
Walter Lamar
Americus Chapter
Americus Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlantas
Savannah
B. 5. Walker
Monroe
Clifford Walker
Atlanta
Georgia
Americus Daughture
Confederacy
Harold
Liberal Flood Aid Drive Responds To Corpus Christi Sufferers
The Banner reports an emergency relief appeal for Corpus Christi flood victims. A one day fund drive collects small contributions from local residents and groups, to be sent to Mayor Erwin for immediate dispatch. Names and amounts appear among donors, including individuals and businesses.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Erwii
Bastling Prince
A. M. Langford _Davison
Nicholso
King-Hodgson Co
Michael Bros
Jase
Floo
Palmer & Sons Scott Hardware Co
Edgar Thompson
Cash
Arnold & Abney
Athens Engineering Company
Chris Jones
Lie Bocdck
Iy Cash
Prof
J. Lustrat
Julia A. White
Valbanera Found In Quicksands Near Key West
A vessel found 40 feet under water near Key West has been identified as the Spanish steamer Valbanera. It disappeared in the hurricane with 488 aboard and is reported to be gradually sinking into the quick sands.
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Key West
Judge Hodges Named Executor of McMullan Estate
Hon W L Hodges qualified today as executor of the estate of S S McMullan a wealthy Hart county capitalist and farmer who died suddenly Thursday It is reputed the estate is worth well over five hundred thousand dollars Hodges drove to Hartwell from Carnesville where he holds court and it is said he effected a settlement of differences between the McMullan estate and Atlanta Land Auction Company
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W. L. Hodges
McMullan
Hart County
David’s Obedience Opens David’s Path to Kingship
A devotional piece on trusting God to guide decisions as seen in David’s rise to kingship. It contrasts prayer and obedience with hesitation, affirming that Divine Providence aligns actions with God’s will. The text cites biblical lines and quotes Bishop Soule to emphasize faithful response to a call to preach or lead.
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David
Israel
No Worms In a Healthy Child
An old advertisement claims that worms cause unhealthy color and stomach issues, and that GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC given for two or three weeks will enrich the blood improve digestion and strengthen the system, helping the child shed worms and regain health at 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
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A. C. Lewis
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Sleepytown Express
Kansas City Star
Oil Improvement Committee
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J. P. Duggar
C. A. Kelfer
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R. Fain
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Florida
Senate Laber Committee
Kenyon
Pittsburg
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Tampa
Fla
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Polk Counties
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Department of Justice
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James Comer
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Carmichael
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Salvation Army Automobile Fund
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