Cattle Lesson for Georgians Cattle Breeders
Dr. M. Nighbert, federal quarantine officer, secured a special order from Washington to lift Georgia cattle quarantine restrictions for fair and exposition exhibits. He argues that showcasing uninfected cattle will help eradicate fever ticks and boost Georgia livestock breeding while reducing risk and tying profits to cattle alongside cotton. The plan emphasizes federal control of inbound cattle and education of farmers about livestock development.
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M. Nighbert
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Dr. Nighter
United States
Grading of Spring Street to Relieve City Congestion
Citizens press for regrading and repaving Spring Street to ease Peachtree traffic. Committee cites lack of funds, staged appeals since two years ago, with $5,000 current aid and plans to seek more through January and October apportionments. Extension to Brookwood eyed for future.
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Spring Street
Peachtree
Marietta
Citisena
Council
Peachtree Road
Brookwood
Feachtree Street
Peachtree Street
Board of County Commissioners
Luckie Street
Carnegie Way
Tt Fe
High-Priced Matched Charges Tangle Reasoning
A judge notes that match charges seem low and questions the basis for this assumption. The text suggests a large sum, possibly a million or two, is paid for a single match, hinting at hidden costs and disputed valuation in the settlement.
Reynolds Replies to J. J. Spalding in Constitution Letter
Charles G. Reynolds of Gainesville responds to Jack Spalding in the Constitution letter column. Reynolds says Spalding admits defeat over land title to Tallulah and defends his earlier quote of the grant as a summary, not a literal quotation.
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Constitution
Charles G. Reynolds
Gainesville
Jack Spalding
Editor
Jack J. Spalding
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tallulah
Jack
People of
Georgia
Spalding
Macon Telegraph
Bibb City Court Abolished Move Favored by County
Bibb county commissioners endorsed abolishing the Bibb City Court and creating two superior courts with different judges. A pending bill lacks city court abolition. proposal may include an elected judge and clerk with salaries, replacing current appointments and fee system. Mrs Winship Gives 62000 To Hephzibah Orphanage. funds support rebuilt facility after fires.
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Macon
Bibb County
Joe Hillal
Major White to Leave Territory in Southern Salvation Army
Major Edwy White, divisional officer for Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina, based in Atlanta, relinquishes command in the south and moves to the western New York division based in Buffalo. He will bid Atlanta farewell in July with Colonel R. E. Holz presiding. Over four years in the south the movement reports eight new posts in Rome, Waycross, Brunswick, Columbus, Anderson, Durham, Raleigh and Newbern, plus valuable properties in Rome, Jacksonville, Key West, Tampa and Charleston.
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Edwy White
Salvation Army
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Atlanta
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
White
R. E. Holz
Philadelphia
Rome
Waycross
Brunswick
Columbus
Anderson
Durham
N. C
Raleigh
Newhern
Jacksonville
Key West
Tampa
Cheleston
Refused To Escape With The Way Clear In Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg July 16 One prisoner observed another escape then alerted police and returned to his cell. J Hall serving a three year forgery sentence reportedly exited with access to the building, not a cell, and remains in jail awaiting a fourth trial while Anderson, awaiting a fourth trial for horse theft, had his door left open during the escape.
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Fredericksburg
George Anderson
J. €. Hall
Anderson
Anderson Ly
Randolph-Macon Academy Offers for College and Science Schools
Fas Sers and Ans Fits for college and scientific schools bag tl Work endorsed by over 30 colleges and universities. Beautiful and healthful location with athletic grounds and gymnasium. Terms $250. No extras. For catalogs address E Sumter Smith, Principal, Bedford City.
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Randolph- Macon Academy
E. Sumter Smith
Principei
Bedford City
Macon’s Blind Tigress Lingers in Whisky Case
Macon Ga July 16 Special It is believed Macon will soon see the last of Mrs J J Flahive arrested several times on the charge of selling whisky and whose place of business has been under police surveillance Judge N B Harris at the request of Mrs Flahives attorney has quashed one indictment against her and has announced that another that
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Macon
J. J. Flahive
N. BE. Harris
Widow Plans to Leave Town and Take Children Abroad
A woman, referred to as Lenn ea, agrees to depart and never return. She intends to close her business and relocate her family to Europe. The fortune she seeks is roughly $700. After her spouse’s death, she continued his business and once fired a pistol to deter Macon police from searching her apartments.
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Europe
Macon
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J. J. Spalding
Mr. Spalding
Bibb City Court
West New York
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Department of Famous Shoes
Fifth Ave
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Whitehall Street
E. G. Griffin
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Southern Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
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West Peachtree
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University of Georgia
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Athens
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Washington, D. C
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