Howell Campaign Welcomes Supporters In Maron County Rally
Prominent men meet Mr Howell as crowds greet his entrance at the county oil field. Merchants farmers and officials including Maffett, Vince, McKenzie, Dixon and Williamson join in the reception. J M Dupree and J M Hamilton attend as Howell’s campaign path gains local momentum amid widespread backing.
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Fred Lewis
Montecums
Tei
Oglethorpe
Howell
Mewell
Mae Hn
Pswaughn
Kenzie
Maffett
Vince WooGle McKengie
Faais
Thoma Dixon
Woibe Legis Yankine Snimrns
Teria Meereiary and
Trenenrer of
Levis
Lk Sons
Werehants
Williamson
Amer
Flom J. M. Dupree
Bowser Matemer Miate
Dlass
Mate Renntor
J. Patork
Cotton
J. Hamiiben
Ominny
Howell Addresses Montzuma On Governor Campaign
Veteran entertainer Howell spoke at Montezuma High School to a crowded audience from Macon County and surrounding areas. He defended his record and attacked Hoke Smith and the state party leadership over primaries access, urging unity and highlighting disfranchisement issues.
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Howell
J. Bo Devaughn
Georgin
Macon County
Adn
Syven PF
Chickamatacn
Montesuma
Uiman Suranes
Pines
Howell Poke
Lange High School
Montezuma
Hel
Tseng
Amecon County
Wan
Hig Alate
Dubin Fe
Alwaya
Howell Asa
Mr. Towel
Democratic Party
Lane
Behaif
Hoke Smith
Han
Smith
Kanas KE. Watreon
Judge Parker
Veotson
Yeomans
Sir. Smith
Mr. Smith
South
Stata Comuilier Haa
Nit Haa
Americus Hosts Thirteenth District Farmers Institute
Americus Ga June 15 Special The farm ers institute for the thirteenth congressional district covering Sumter Macon and Webster counties met in Americus with a large audience. Senator Crawford Wheatley introduced President Harvie Jordan who spoke on cotton marketing and warehouse storage. Other notable figures included Manager Robert J Hedding of the state experimental station Mrs William H Felton and Captain John A Cobb president of the institute. The gathering was described as a success and beneficial.
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Americus
Farmecs’ Institute
Sumter
Macon
Dchley
Crawford Wheatly
Harvie Jordan
Robert J. Hedding
Alate
William H. Felton
John A. Cobb
Institute
Braid Wins Championship at Muswell Hill Open
The forty sixth open golf championship at Murfield ends with holder James Braid taking the title on 300 after three days and four rounds. W H Taylor places second on 304 and Harry Vardon third on 308. Leading amateur J Graham Jr totals 30. Entries reach a record 182. seventy two players qualify for the final round.
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Holder
Fainburgh
Miuirfield
James Braid
W. H. Taylor
Harry Vardon
Uhird
J Graham, Jr
Alarming Notes on Constipation and Political Speech
Fragments warn of health risks from neglecting bowels and liver with Dr King’s New Life Pills praised as a remedy. The text then shifts to political discourse in Georgia with references to Norfolk Virginia Jamestown exposition and speeches by Howell about railroads, foreign capital, and disenfranchisement, ending with an auction notice for Decatur car line properties.
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Dr. King
Seaboard Rail Service to Wrightsville Beach District
The Seaboard Air Line Railway plans Saturday trains from Atlanta to Wilmington with a sleeper returning Friday via Atkinsa. Arrangements with Wilmington street railway to shuttle passengers to Wrightsville Beach hotels. Fares listed include five day EM rate and a season ticket.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Wilmington
N.C
Atkinsa
Mington
Wrightaville Beach
Elks Convention Program Set for Denver Dates
Denver June 15 announcement of the entertainment program for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks national convention to meet July 15. Events include receptions, West Show, grand lodge opening, garden entertainment, motor tours, band contests, parades, fireworks displays, and excursions over railroads with plans for further amusements.
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Denver
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Grand Lodge
Whd West
Elks
Grand Opera
Elkteh'a Gardens
City Park
Automoebi
Rim
JL Anthony
Hoarital
Elka Rooms
Grand Lode
Manhattan Beach
Elks and Thelandles
Vinitora
Night of the Fourth at Ponce de Leon Casino Opens
Wells Dunne Marina Musical Comedy Company inaugurates the season with The Night of the Fourth at the Ponce de Leon Casino. Uitte Chip as EM Frost headlines, with Mary Marble introducing Berverut new manga. Matinee today and show tonight draw a capacity crowd. Gloriana also on bill. Philippine railroad work begins with preliminary construction under forty engineers and physicians who arrived in Manila and move to Mbilo. actual construction to start this summer.
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Wells-Dunne- Marina
Ponce de Leon
George Ade
Uitte Chip
EM Frost
Mary Marble
Berverut
Enslave
Philippine Railroada
Manila
Nee
Mbilo
Advertising Heat Rises as Sun Scorches Atlanta
A breezy note urges readers to turn from society pages and politics to advertising, promising favorable treatment from the King People and noting the weather's heat as incentive to buy ads in Atlanta.
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Madam
Mr. Man
King
Old Sol
Mercury
Shade
Atlanta
Great Compress Planters Plan a New Cotton Compress
Macon Georgia June 18 President C Hanson of the Atlantic Compress Co plans with cotton men for a quarter million dollar cotton compress replacing the burned plant. Final action at a June 24 Atlantic compress directors meeting in Avanta to select a site for the giant plant. If English Johnson and union interests merge, no new Allen will be chosen and nearly a million will be invested.
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Macon
C. Hanson
Atlantic Compress Co
Maron
Atlantic Compress
Avanta
English-Johnson
Union
Employer Accused of Throwing Steel Wrench At Worker
Homer E. Thompson sues W. S. McNeal and Southern Automobile Equipment Co alleging he injured when McNeal hurled a three pound wrench at him after a minor car repair mishap. Thompson seeks 8000 compensatory damages and 500 for medical bills. auction notice for Winter property on Decatur car line included.
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Decatur
Faver & Binck
W. B. McNeal
Homer E. ‘Thompann
W. 5 McNeal
Southern Automobile Equipment Company
McNeal 1
Thompson
McNeal
Thompton
Fils
Tuland Alston
Miners Adopt New Scale in Alabama District Meeting
Lirmingden Alabama June report shows United Mine Workers district 20 adopting a new wage scale. The committee's report sparked an executive session with large attendance. No details released. belief centers on a differential change from the current contract to end a strike.
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Lirmingden
Ala
Alabema
United Mine Workers of America
Scala
Strike Ends in Southwest Miners to Return Monday
Kansas City June 8 miners in the Southwest reach a referendums agreement with operators. The strike ends and miners are expected back to work next Monday June 8 after swift acceptance by Kanpur Kansans and Indian Territory interests. Dry Dock Dewey sighted passing Sabang Bay toward Singapore expected June 20.
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Kansas City
Kanga City
Atkanpur
Kansans
Indian Territory
Washington
Navy Department
Mosley
Dewey
Babang Bay
Sumatra
Singapore
Hudson Report Is Now Ready From the Printer
The report by Commissioner of Agriculture T. G. Hudson for the year ending December 31, 1908, bound pamphlet of nineteen pages, covers the department’s workings and includes ex-Commissioner Stevens, the state entomologist ROT Smith, the state chemist, the state entomologist, and the Superintendent of Fisheries. The entomologist notes increased lectures and a 114 percent rise in inspected orchards and over 200 percent in inspected trees, with bulletins to help farmers combat pests. Ex-Commissioner Brevona reports a cattle quarantine in Rabun, Towns, Union, Fannin counties, but Fannin’s local law nullifies the quarantine between it and Gilmer, undermining three years of work. federal aid is urged for cattle movement regulation. State inspector W. C. Bryant notes higher use of illuminating oil for hay with receipts of 11,478.77, recommending a specific gravity test addition. Chemist John St. McCandless reports 7,000 tons of fertilisers inspected and brands rising from 440 to over 1,352, urging more support. Superintendent A. T. Dable says fishing laws are receding with growing public support for the statutes.
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Commissionsr of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
Agricultural Department
O. B. Stevens
Atate All
Atate
Tata Entomologiat
Superintendent of Fisheries
Rot Smith
Brevana
Rabun
Gilmer County
W. C Bryant
John St. McCandless
A. T. Dable
Fisher Lea
Toto
Farmers Institute to Meet in Elverton June 28
The Farmers Institute of the thirtieth senatorial district will meet in Elverton on June 28. Harvie Jordan is scheduled to speak. President J. Y. Awitt and Secretary W. M. Grocan of the county association are arranging the program.
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Institute Mesta
Elverton
Farmers Institute of the
Jon. Harvie Jordan
J. Y. Awitt
W. M. Grocan
The
County Association
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