Notice to Subscribers From Georgia Publishing House
Subscribers are urged to beware of traveling representatives and not pay anyone but the official publisher. Dated August 9 1908 the notice lists agents and critiques legislative news on taxes roads and public policy. The piece mixes local politics with satirical observations on income tax laws and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blackburn
C. 5. Moore
W. H. Overbay
CH. Donnelly
W.W. B. Stokes
Constitution Publishing
Adequate Funds for Georgia Colleges Update
The senate committee on appropriations backs higher education funding with modest increases for the University of Georgia, School of Technology, State Normal School at Athens, and State College of Agriculture. It calls for five more instructors at Tech, modernization of engineering facilities, and emphasizes the pivotal role of these institutions in Georgia’s growth and public instruction. The record urges passage by both houses.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senate
University of Georgia
School of Technology
State Normal School At
Athens
State College of Agricultture
Georgia
State Normal
Milledgeville
State College of Agriculture
Ita
General Assembly
House
Milton A Candler Remembered for Reconstruction Era Service
Obituary honors Milton A. Candler a Georgia public figure active in Reconstruction and reform. It notes his roles in Congress representing the fifth district, service in DeKalb county politics, and loyalty to white supremacy era policies. The piece praises his fidelity and contrasts past courageous defense of institutions with hopes for future leaders.
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Georgia
Milton A. Candler
Candler
Congress
DeKalb County
Milton Candler
Georgia Gains Strong Georgia Representation in House Committees
The Georgia delegation secures a seat on key committees with Hon. Gordon Lee placed on agriculture and Hon. Charles Gordon Edwards on rivers and harbors. The state gains broader influence as Georgia members join major panels, aiding cotton pest control, harbor projects, and national legislation.
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Gordon Lee
Georgia
Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Charles Gordon Edwards
House of Representatives
South
Empire State
Edwarda
Rufua E. Wester
Edwards
Savannah
Brunswick Harbor
Atlantic and Great Western Canal
Tennessee Valley
Atlantic Ocean
Lee
L. F. Livingston
Appropriations Committee
J. M. Griggs
W. M. Howard
Foreign Affairs
W. C. Adamson
Interstate Commerce Committee
Thos. M. Bell
W. (. Brantley
General Judiciary Committee
Poison in Books Provokes Debate on Censorship
A editorial argues against state censorship yet urges citizen action to shield youth from immoral content. It notes best selling novels reek with immorality and suggests reviewers cannot curb the tide. The piece questions laws against lewd publications and calls for vigilant, practical limits at home and in society.
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America
Too Much Politics in Atlanta Says Savannah News
The Savannah News argues Atlanta politics divides the legislature into Smith and Brown factions harming state progress. Voters want legislation serving their interests, not factional advantage, and will not tolerate moves to hinder Governor Brown. The piece urges a legislature aligned with Brown’s policy aims for a responsive government.
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Savannah News
Atlanta
Smith
Brown
Governor Brown
Mr. Smith
Elye
Mutch
Himelif
Ile
Big Eagle Visits Atlanta Eagles Lodge for Grayson Address
Hon W L Grayson of Savannah deputy grand worthy president of Georgia of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will visit Atlanta Aerie No 711 next Wednesday evening. He is a leading Savannah businessman and fraternal figure. A reception committee and entertainment plan are set with a smoker and refreshments after the lodge meeting.
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W. L. Grayson
Savannah
Georgia
Fraternale Order of Eagles
Grand Aerie of Georgia
Atlanta
S. A. Freeman
Aerie
Grayson
James A. Miller
T. C. Per- King
W. T. Winn
S. B. Freeman
N. P. Heal
Secretary Cooper Enjoying Vacation Short Note
Walter G. Cooner secretary of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce is on vacation at Blue Ridge in north Georgia with Miss Alice Workman covering duties. He plans a quiet month fishing for trout and bear watching while preparing ideas to boost the chamber upon his return for the fall campaign.
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Walter G. Cooner
Atlanta
Blue Ridge
North Georgia
Why Birds Are Scarce and Related Notices From Georgia
A letter argues that hunting laws fail to protect game birds and warns that baiting with wheat and dog predation are decimating populations in South Georgia. The writer, M. H. Duke of Facaville, Ga, urges lawmakers to act to preserve game. A separate notice from C D CrHEWILL of Macon, Ga denies involvement in a civil suit and disclaims authorization of his name.
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Hostor
Georgia
South Georgia
M. H. Duke
Sharp Curtailment in Pig Iron Business in East
New York reports a sharp curtailment in pig iron demand in the eastern district since August 1. Weekly sales totaled about 20,000 tons of faundry grades and a few thousand of magic, while roughly 50,100 tons of basic iron were under negotiation with contracts likely to close soon at 24 to 50 seats a ton over last prices.
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New York
Purnaces
Pennsylvania
Harriman
Burlington
Hardimore & Ohio
New Haven
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Newton Good Roads Rally Planned for August 18
Newton County Good Roads Club executive committee completed plans for a road rally and convention in Covington on August 18. Prominent speakers include T F Livingston William sehley Howard Fred J White and government experts. Many locals expect support for a $200 000 bond issue and anticipate discussion on permanent road construction.
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Covington
Newton County Good Roads Club
T. F. Livingston
William Sehley Howard
Fred J. White
Good Roads Club of Georgia
Tragic Suicide of Western and Atlantic Baggagemaster
Anderson Guyton, 35, a baggagemaster with the Western and Atlantic railroad between Atlanta and Chattanooga, took his own life by jumping into a well at his Augusta-Warren home this morning. Ill health for several years cited as a factor.
Game Law and Tax on Dogs Advocated by Phil Essig
Phil Essig, Georgia Field Trial Association member, urges passage of a game law and a dog taxation plan. He argues a tax on dogs would reduce worthless curs, boost state revenue, and curb nesting destruction by famished dogs. He warns about Uncinaria Canina, the blood sucking worm, detailing its spread, life cycle, symptoms, and the need for routine deworming.
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Phil Mr
Essig
Georgia Field Trial Association
Hig
Empire State of the
South
Alabama
United States
Canada
Police Protect Swallows in Atlanta Mosquito War
In Atlanta on lower Decatur Street a swarm of swallows nesting in mulberry trees near 400 Decatur Street eats thousands of insects daily. Assistant Chief E L Jett orders protection for the birds and warns locals not to disturb them as they help fight flies and mosquitoes.
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Decatur Street
Dennis Sullivan
Atlanta
Quitoes
Heromequila
E. L. Jett
Hoya
Italy Leads Importers of Cotton Seed Oil
A report by Special Agent Julian L. Brade notes Italy imports the most cotton seed oil, despite high duties, due to olive shortage. The findings, part of a broader Europe market probe, stress Italy as a major buyer alongside Holland, highlighting implications for southern planters and U.S. export efforts.
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Italy
Holland
J. Lovie Benton
Monticello
Gan
Department of Commerce
Dabar
Brode
United States
Governor Comers Pleased With Legislature and Prohibition Efforts
Montgomery August 8 Special Governor BB Comers expresses satisfaction with the legislature's work and the ongoing prohibition program. He recalls promising extra sessions if needed and notes passage of a treasury fund consolidation bill, aiming to legalize past actions and avoid borrowing by the state.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
W. J. Samford
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