Extension Lecture Courses Offered By State University
New extension lecture courses announced by the State University to extend outreach statewide. The program, developed with the High School Conference, offers up to eight courses across Georgia history biology psychology landscape gardening education drama and literature. Lectures feature Dr P Brooks Dr J P Campbell Dr HR Curtis Dr L R Geissler and others with live demonstrations and a focus on practical civic and cultural education.
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Colored Christmas Tree Appeal Aims to Delight City Hall Plaza
An appeal is issued for donations to fund a colored Christmas tree organized by Alice Carey and the Colored Women's League at the city hall plaza. Toys are needed and a total of 21 dollars is sought. Contributions may be sent to Alice Carey at Morris Brown College.
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J Haden
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Hugh Willt
Vere Woods
Yas Wilmer
Sam Donn
Copenhagen
Court to Define Rules for Unfair Competition
Washinton December 25 Supreme Court to promulgate rules for unfair competition in business. Lower tribunals to review cases alleging unfair practices, with decisions seen as second in importance to court and trust rulings. Cases involve a St Louis shoe firm and a Cincinnati mimic, plus a flour brand dispute over naming and profits.
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Fragmented captioned note on naval committee figures
An OCR damaged excerpt references Rear Admiral Tom and General J He, discussing arms and insular forces. It mentions a letter to a sect and WNA secretary, voicing regret over an investigation and a tense, unclear political moment linked to leadership and military affairs.
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Clara Almand Dies After Illness at Sanitarium
Mrs Clara Almand died Thursday afternoon at a sanitarium after a brief illness. She was about 57 years old and survived by her husband and five sons John Almand of Little Rock Henry Almand of Atlanta A and W Almand of Lithonia Bon Almand of New York and others. Two daughters and a sister were also listed as survivors. Services were planned at the Lithonia Methodist Church with burial at the family cemetery. Patterson & Sons Funeral Home in Lithonia was handling arrangements.
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Atlanta
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Lithonim
Bon Almind
New_York
Almain
Beth
Patterson & Sons
Methodist Lithoma
Owls Have Christmas Tree This Afternoon
Preparations completed for the Owls Christmas tree in the sixth floor Tadze rooms of the Throne building. A 400 child reception planned with decorations paid for by Great Bearing. Santa Claus will arrive to hand out presents, bringing joy to the little ones.
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Announcements in Chattooga County Georgia
In Summerville Georgia on December 25 special notices report new candidates for county offices. DP Honies seeks reelection as tax collector and FU Pen ney seeks reelection as tax receiver. G W Sewell runs for treasurer. Election for mayor and four councilmen set for Saturday January 3, but candidates are not yet announced.
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Attorney Parker Kills Self in New York
New York December 25 George F Parker an attorney formerly of Brookline Massachusetts connected with the law office of Alton B Parker committed death by gas today. Friends here could assign no reason for the act. The text includes an advertisement for a tonic pale and sickly trend text.
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Watchman found dead in Columbus hotel
In Columbus Georgia December 25 the body of Feb Neal was found cold at the New Waverly hotel where he had served as watchman. A wound in his head prompted reports of murder, but a coroner’s jury ruled death by apoplexy due to a fall. He left a wife and several children. home at Knoxville Tennessee.
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Capitalist praises Houston County land boom
Alfred Shepard of Calhoun County Michigan has bought about 1500 acres in Houston County Georgia and is loaning large sums on term lands. He predicts strong returns from crops in one season and plans to buy more land as opportunities arise. He lauds the county’s soil and climate as unmatched.
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Negro Preacher Accused in Misappropriation Case
Rome on December 25 Special reports misappropriation of funds charged against E. D Petty a negro preacher presiding elder of the Rome district and former pastor of Broad Street Methodist church from 1908 to 1911. Church members filed suit naming Petty as defendant in the dispute in north Georgia.
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