Harris speaks to Georgia students on education and reform
Governor elect Nat E B Harris of Macon addressed about a thousand students at the University of Georgia short course, proposing a four legged agricultural plan that strengthens cotton through corn and grains, factories, and animal industry. He urged public schools and universities to raise standards.
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Athens
Southern University
A. M. Soule
Nat E B. Harris
Macon
Georgia
University of Georgia
Heer
Canning Club
State College of Agriculture
Sn Georgia
Igbor
Wendge Harris
Governor Harris Inaugural Procession Admired For Resemblance
The governor elect Harris led a grand procession to escort him into the hall while a student body parade formed with representatives from nearly every county. A boy who stood prominently later vanished, as officials sought Professor Fain, noting a striking resemblance to President Wilson in the event.
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Algd
Fain
Wilson
Harris
Charges of Bigamy Lodged Against Men Now Behind the Bars
Rome Georgia reports two men charged with bigamy. George Phillips, a Gadsden Alabama businessman, wed Addie Clavenger in a romantic elopement here and is alleged jailed in Gadsden. Jim Romines of Lindale is jailed on bigamy. his Lindale wife claims no legal divorce and that the first wife lives in Alabama.
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Rome
George Phillips
Gadsden
Ala
Addie Clavenger
Alabama
Phillips
Jim ‘Romines
Lindale
Pearl Payne
Romines
Banks of Georgia Elect Their Officers
West Point stockholders elected a board and officers for 1915 and declared a total 8 percent semi annual dividend plus amounts to undivided profits. Directors re elected include W C Lanier Amos Huguley Harvey Flemming L Lanier T EB Barker president W G Lanier vice president Amos Huguley cashier Harvey Flemming assistant cashier Willis Johnson.
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West Point
First National Bank of West Point
W. C.lanier
Amos’ Huguley
Harvey Flemming
J. L. Barrow
E. J. Collins
A. C. Booker
L. R. Johnson
L. Lanier
T. EB. Barker
W. G. Lanier
Amos Huguley
Willis Johnson
Bank of West Point
Phil Hagedorn
J. C. McKennie
H. W. Miller
BD. Tl. Adams
A. C. Smith
N. L. Atkinson
I. M. Scott
Okcross
Spe
Bank of Norcross
A. A. Johnson
Homer W. Jones
Pat N. Summerour
Homer V. Jones
C. A. McDaniel
J. M. Nesbit
T.A. Rainey
W. R. Leitch
Simpson
Thomasville Masons Public Installation Highlights Officers
A large crowd attended the Thomasville lodge of Masons for the public installation of newly elected officers. The event featured talks and music, with over two hundred members in attendance. Notable members include three prominent city ministers. Officers installed: Worshipful master Jerger, senior warden Morgan, junior warden Folsom, secretary H Mitchell, treasurer Fleetwood, chaplain Higgins, and other stationers Jerger, Murray, Powers, Searcy, and Martin.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Lodge of Masons
Be.r. Jerger
Www
Co. L. Folsom
J. W. H. Mitchell
RK. . Fleetwood
W. H. Higgins
Joseph dJerger
Frank Murray
J. C. Powers
P. C. Searcy
Tyler
H. J. Martin
Emory College Seniors Banquet Set for Atlanta
The senior class of Emory college Oxford Ga has scheduled Saturday evening February 6 for its annual banquet in Atlanta. Honorary guests include President James E Dickey Professor George P Shingler and coaches J G Stipe and W Matthews. Speakers are F W Harbee T H Shackleford Lester Rumble Jon P Fagan Benton Neal and Cranston G Williams.
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Emory College
Oxford
Atlanta
James E. Dickey
George P. Shingler
J. G. Stipe
George W. Matthews
Fitzgerald
F W. Hlarbee
T. H. Shackleford
Hogansville
Lester, Rumble
Forsyth
Jon P Fagan
Savannah
Benton Neal
McDonough
Cranston G. Willams
Greensboro
Emory
Atlanta Car Wrecked but Occupants Unhurt
In Valdosta on January 15 a Huff of Atlanta driven auto occupied by L M Huff another man and George Bell collided with a street car after skidding in front of it. Occupants were shaken up but not hurt. In Tifton the same date Dempsey Willis white man was arraigned for committal hearing on corn theft from a Negro and bound over to Tift Superior Court under $606 bond.
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Valdosta
L. M. Huff
Atlanta
Tifton
Dempsey Willis
Tift County
W. M. Sellers
Tift Superior Court
Youth Accidentally Killed Near Dupont Meet
Frank Wilson aged 19 was accidentally shot near Dupont while hunting. The gun of his companion D Day discharged as he held it, the load entering the back of Wilson’s head and tearing part of it away.
Bankers Advise Drinking Bankers Advise Drinking
A historical note discusses bankers urging abstinence and denying credit to customers who drink or use drugs regularly. It promotes the Neal Treatment at home or Neal Institute and Keeley Institute references, offering a refund agreement if treatment fails, and lists Atlanta offices as contact points.
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Tatily and Associates
Neal
Neal Institute
Keeley Institute
Woodward Inc
The
Atlanta
Market conference holds first meeting in Athens Georgia
James W Morton leads a state wide conference on marketing farm products in Athens with Guy W Prior as secretary. Charles Rand outlines federal state cooperation to help farmers sell and place crops in best markets. Mrs Nellie Peters Black urges district marketing meetings. Leroy Duncan discusses preparing Georgia hay and grain for sale and critiques current policies.
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Athens
James W.morton
Guy W. Prior
The
State College
L.G. Hardman
Charles Rand
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Federal Department
Nellie Peters Black
Leroy Duncan
Atlanta
Georgaerown
Mother's Friend praised by mothers for aid in pregnancy
Mothers speak of a remedy called Mother's Friend advertised by Bradfield Regulator Co. since 20 years. It is applied externally to ease nausea, muscular strain, and nerve tension during pregnancy and is sold in many drug stores nationwide.
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United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Georgia Farmers and Merchants Hear Market Talks
R F Duckworth outlined improvements for Georgia cotton handling while Mrs Lyman J Amsden addressed merchants. Assistant Commissioner Dan Hughes explained ways to aid farmers selling crops. Dr Soule and Prof Fain spoke on production and consumption of crops and on grain and hay standards. Other papers covered concrete market prep experiences and challenges in moving crops beyond cotton to profitability.
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R. F. Duckworth
Georgia
Lyman J. Amsden
Dan Hughes
Soule
Fain
State College
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the Daily Constitution
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Newt Institutes
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Capitol
Southern States Life Insurance Co
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Merghante’ and Plante” Bank
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Lowry National Bank
Wilmer J. Moore
Lawry Nat'l Bank
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John & Murphy
Trunt Co
Gandsia
Atlantis
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Murray Ding Co
Pircctoe Ne Loan & Change Bank
Columbia
C. A
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Tapitt
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