Ten Thousand Prizes for Torse Show in Atlanta
Atlanta Horse Show Association issues prize list for fourth annual show with over 10000 in awards plus multiple cups including Merchants' challenge cup Capital City Club cup Piedmont Driving Club cup and more. Officials listed with officers and committees for 1910 event. Details cover open classes for saddle horses road horses harnes horses and mounted divisions with prize allocations and trophy conditions.
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Capital City Club
Piedmont
Atlanta Horse Show Association
CL Congdon
Fredmont
Davia & Freeman
RB P McGranh
Lancaster
Achaul & May
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J H Nunnally
J. EK. Ottley
Charles Ho Black
L J. Daniel
Stewart
Sh Cobb Caldwell
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Retail Druggiste’ Association
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Austell Thornton
Daily Pierce
Jones & Oslesby
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Alfred Go Vanderbilts
Catherine” LU Finks
Charles
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Park Wins Ocumulgee Circuit Judgeship in Georgia
Greensboro Ga August 27 Park leads Foster and Hines in Ocumulgee circuit judgeship vote. Official tallies show Park 390 Foster 128 Hines 220 with prorating applied to Greene Wilkins Hancock Fulham Jones and Jaaner votes. Initial Wilkinson county reports suggested a smaller Park total before final results.
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Park
F C Foster
E. R B. Hines
Ocmulgée Circuit
Wilkinson County
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Hines
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Greene
Wilkins
Hancock
Fulham
Jones
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Pike county delegates named to state convention in Atlanta
Barnesville and surrounding towns provide a long list of delegates for the Georgia state convention in Atlanta on September 1. The slate includes T W Cochran W H B Smith J A McCrary C J Lester 4 T Rvang HK A Trice H V Fillingim A D Murphey J S Miller A E Moss from Barnesville. G D Dominick J P Meana W J Franklin from Zebulon. T J Hunt from Milner. G F Strickland DP Blake from Concord. James C Collier J W Parker from Meansville. W J Barrett from Lifsey. M K Jordan Dr Br Wilts from Molena. T W W Mamson from Williamson. Additional friends of Hoke Smith expected to attend. Dr J C Beauchamp named delegates to the senatorial convention Brom Pike E M M Owen J F Redding J Irwin W H Aycock from Monroe O G Persona Robert Phinazes from Bibb C L Bartlett C H Hell Warren Hoberts.
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Barnesville
Friends
Hoke Smith
B. HE Hardy
Atete
Atlanta
Pike County
T W Cochran
W. HB. Smith
J. A McCrary
C J. Lester
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A. Trice
H. V. Fillingim
A. D. Murphey
Miller
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Mr Smith
J. C Beauchamp
Senate
Brom Pike
E. MM. Owen
J. F. Redding
J. Irwin
W. H
Aycock
Monroe
O G Persona
Robert Phinazes
Bibb
C. L. Bartlett
C. H. Hell
Warren Hoberts
Hook worm afflicting Georgia population
Rome Ga August 27 Special. Dr P H Fitzgerald expert under the Rockefeller commission reports that more than one fourth of Georgia residents are afflicted with hook worm in some form or other. He is among five experts working in Georgia on ural disease suppression for the commission.
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Local Worm Disease Expert Sets Rome Office
The report notes figures for the Attorney General, State School Commissioner and Treasurer showing majorities, while Governor and Railroad Commissioner totals cover full candidate counts. Dr Fitzgerald, tied to Rockefeller investigations, arrived in Rome ten days ago to study hookworm prevalence. in Floyd and especially Dooley counties Georgia, surveys show over 85 percent of white county school pupils infected. He opened an Rome office to assist treatment officials and continue examinations.
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Dr. Fitz
Dooly” County
Georgia
Floyd
Three-Cornered Race for Speaker in Next Legislature
The 1912-13 Georgia House faces a three way fight for speaker with John N Holder of Jackson, Jaud Hopkins of Thomas County, and an unnamed third candidate. Carl Vinson of Baldwin County announces for speaker pro tem and garners early support, noted for steering numerous appropriation bills.
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WH. Burwell
Carl Vinson
Suefer
Baldwin
Lem
Indi
Jonn N. Holder
Jackson
Jaud Hopkins
Thomas Count
Judge Hopkins
Sper Pr Tem
House
Baldw County
Vinson
Atlan
Vins
John N. Holder
Elks Plan Circus Propsos Near New Lodge Home in Atlanta
Elks members in Atlanta plan a three wing circus with two elevated stages to fund a new lodge home and reading room dedicated to Ola John Robinson. A Benevolent Protective Order of Elks chapter approves the project, with Cirque acts from traveling entertainers and a strong local push to raise funds and advertise widely.
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Mystery Shouts Disappearance Of Local Girl In Atlanta Writ Debated
In Thomasville Georgia the case of Mrs Drew seeking her missing daughter Miss Drew continues. Writs from Atlanta and details of a letter linked to her name spark intrigue while friends and family debate authenticity. Community circles remain hopeful as the search extends beyond Coolidge and local residences.
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Ge. Angus
Charles Tuck
Atlanta
Mra Frew
Daugh
Mins Drew
Fx Mr. Drew
Innes Drew
Public Works Board Elects Denny as Chairman
The Rome public works board held a harmonious meeting and elected R A Denny chairman by unanimous vote for the next four years, establishing the new leadership for the forthcoming term.
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Public Works
Rome
Board of Pub Harmonious
R. A Denny
Barnesville Chapter to Found Scholarship
The Barnesville chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy begins a drive to raise 1000 dollars for a Gordon Institute scholarship honoring Mrs Laula Kendall Rogers. Mrs Rogers has led the chapter for 25 years and taught at Gordon Institute. many former pupils are expected to contribute with local support.
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Barnesville
Boa
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gordon Institute
Laula Kendall 'Rogers
Rogers
M Lambdin
W. C. Bratford
J. Collier
Tom & Murphey
Lillie Milner
Jay Loses Suit Against Southern Railway Company
Monroe county court adjourned after a busy August term judge Reagan presiding. The trial of J W Jay seeking 5000 damages against Southern Railway was decided for the railroad. Jay, injured by a moving freight car while crossing tracks near Sullette, questioned liability and damages.
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Juliette
Monroe County Auperior Court
Forsyth
Batus
Reagan
J W. Jay
Southern Railway Company
Mr. Jay
FR. L. Berdner
Macon
Zellner & Fletcher
Harris
Sullette
Jay
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