Georgia Farmers Boost Oats Acreage and Wheat Prospects
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce and other advocates of diversified farming welcome a 200 percent rise in oats planted in Georgia compared with 1914, with winter wheat seeing a 100 percent increase. Georgia leads in grain acreage gains, followed by Louisiana with a 150 percent rise in oats. The 1914 Georgia wheat yield was about 2,694,005 bushels, and forecasts suggest substantial oats production for the coming season.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Alan Soake
Georgus Nas
Union
Lousiana Rith
Cetargia
Atoigias
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Perons
Aap
Summer Schools Open Today With Large Pupils Enrollment
The summer schools start today with about 1100 pupils including those who skipped grades and former students. Teachers visited homes to contact parents as Major Robert Guinn addresses the board. Names listed include senior teachers and numerous instructors at several neighborhood locations.
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Ehidran
Iis
Robert Guinn
Board of Education
Sunmer
Vamie L
Pitt
Enior
Geo OS
Osborna Cousins
Wiss Lihel Welcter
Josse
Lowe Moer
Edith Martin Lee
King
Moblew
Dera Bailey
Tina McGaughey
Exa
Thornon Senor
Mies Mollie Ra
Laird
Mivy
Wiss Ida
San Stephens
Mamie Wil
Eten Bittien
Carrie Booker Morelania
Sil
Faane Spanr
Whit Corth
Goo
Carr
Martha Foo
Georgia Avenu
Enor Feacher
Orr Misa
Fannie Thrash
M_s
Foia Bellingrath Housevari
Td" Albment
Mow
Dauca Craham
Miss Bilen Johns N View
Sadia Tan Walker
D Connolly
Misa
Annie Frank Bas
Elonper
Boy Drowns Off Tybee Amid Crowds At Sea
A bystander reports a boy drowned near Tybee Beach as the Atlantic coast crowds enjoy a sunny Sunday. Lifesavers and onlookers attempted resuscitation after the child disappeared from shore about a quarter mile offshore near Hotel Tybee, but efforts were unsuccessful.
Girl, 12, Breaks Left Arm After Porch Fall
Leona Bornsze of 227 Bellwood Avenue broke her left arm when she slipped from a back porch and fell onto an old arc iron. She was taken by ambulance to Grain hospital where her cast was applied. She was playing with friends at the time of the accident.
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Leona Bornsze
Bellwood Avenue
Grain Hopital
U Sing
Ltue
Ansters
Dr Proctor Preaches On The New Woman Sermon Theme
Dr Proctor hosted the safety First sermon arguing the New Woman has emerged after emancipation and should pursue roles such as nursing and community leadership. He highlighted African American women nurses in Grant hospital and urged mothers to guide their race for future societal roles.
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DR. Proctor
di Tractor
Goth
Grant Hospital
Extension Work Meetings For Farmers Announced In Georgia
State College of Agriculture announces two summer tours for extension teams to visit counties across Georgia from June 21 to July 30. Team A led by Goodwin Crabb Welch, Team B led by Gridley Firor Lowery will cover numerous counties with schedules listing towns and dates for each stop.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
Goodwin Crabb
Welch
Byrson Blakburn Irvin
G W Filror
Gogdell Howell
W Firor
Camden County
Kingsland
Glynn County
Brunswick
Mclntosh County
Darten
Warne County
Sheven Pierce County
Blackshear
Macon County
Screven County
Burke County
Washington “ Unn
Sanderssine
Baldwin County
Putnam ‘County
Eatonton
Hancock County
Spurty
Warren County
Narwood
Tateferre County
Crawfordville
Wilkes Counts
Lincoln County
Gridley J’ W Firor
Lowery
Hirlsman Mil- Hatton
Bearr
Bigford Carter
I Mestblack
Lowndes County
Valdauta
Brooke County
Quitman
Thomas Couity
Colquitt County
Moultrie
Grady County
Cairo
Decatur County
Bain Pruipg
Early County
Af Dillan
Georgetown
Clay County
Kort Galnes
Randolph County
Derreli County
Stewart County
Omaha
Dougherty County
Atoany
Smith
Leesbore
Célep County
Macon
Uly
Muscogee County
Troup County
la Grange
Coxele County
Nownan
Cursel County
Haralwan County
Wallon
Cones County
Milton County
Buckhead
Pickens County
Gordon County
Troyd County
Walker County
Lafavetta
Whitfield County
Cohcutta
Assembly Members Arrive in Atlanta for Session Start
Lawmakers arrive as the Georgia legislature prepares to convene on Wednesday. Headquarters open in the Kimball House for leaders including W. L. Teas and J. Sheppard, with others like Stewart and White establishing offices. Proposals for multiple new counties surface, targeting Axson, Lenice, Witledge, and others, as sessions loom and more officials arrive.
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Harris
Macon
G Ox
Forsyth
Iron
Senate
Wil
Kimball House
Lepres Rlathye Woot Tuell
Hanceth
Rooma
Kimbeh
J & Sheppard
Sumter
t+ Kimball Burwell
Atlante
Burwell
Atlanta
Sheprand
Birwil
Wi Sheppard
Sheppard
General Assembly
Representatie
CL Stewart
Coffee County
Stewart
D B Bullard
Campbell
Wis
J O White
Pearseye
Axson
Coffee
Chirch
Woodrow Wilson Axson
Woon Clinch
Berrien
Axsén County
Dew
Lenice
Wilttown
Bite
Adele
Jersen
Witledge
Niddle
Burke Streven
Jenkins
Aimball
Rival on Motorcycle Surges as Elopers Arrested in Augusta
The Augusta tale centers on Leo Hand and Harry Withers from Charlotte pursuing elopers Maps Dandine and a 1 year old Kirkman daughter. A motorcycle chase leads to arrests after a failed elopement plot, while Rev P Gilbert officiates a marriage amid police involvement. Withers urged the bride to marry him instead, but she refused and the couple wed.
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Augusta
Dan Cupid
Leo Hand
Charlotte
B & Withers
Maps Dandine
Kirkman
Mra Yn Na Kirk Thanh
Harry
Columbia
Charleston
Atlante
Withers
Rev . P Gilbert
Vacation Glasses for Seashore or Mountain
Jno 1 Moore and Sons optician offers vacation glasses in soft tint to shield eyes from glare. Available at 42 N Broad Street.
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Jno 1
Moore & Sons
The
Optician
N Brosd
Minister Accused Kills Man After Accusation of Impropriety
Calhoun Ga June 20 Special Sheriff Ro HW Land arrives with Rey Wo W Tatman a Bao minister living at Kanger county eastern part. He shot Homer Taylor a young married man near Ranger while Taylor rode in a buggy with his cousin Harbin Taylor. Putman allegedly fired until the man lay dead after saying Taylor was too intimate with his daughter. Witnesses dispute the charge and the dead man’s daughter denies the accusation as Putman offers no clear motive.
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Calhoun Ga
Ro HW Land
Rey Wo W Tatman
Kanger
Homer Taylor
Putman
Taylor
Harbin Taylor
Ranger
Hartin Tavic
Forman Tromble Bugey
Fetman
Patman
Sersion 15
May
The Foreyth Week At Theaters Promises Big Musical Treats
A busy theater week features Bunka in a celebrated musical comedy with a clever cast and novelty acts including the California orange pickers. The program at Grand and other houses also promises top film attractions such as The Dictator with Barrymore, The Sporting Dechet and Werraustark, plus My Best Girl with Max Figman and Lola Meredith in lively vaudeville style.
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Bunka
Valfornia
Tata & Gardner
Hisbig. Com
Jack Paton
Reem
Darrus Brothers
Poly
Bel Wirte Brothers
Barrymore
Selig Lubin Geeaway
Drowned Man at Recreation Club Lake Near Macon
Dehann a native of The Hague Holland was drowned at the Recreation Club lake near Macon while swimming. His body was not recovered until nine o'clock tonight after a three o'clock drowning. He left Holland eighteen months ago and arrived in New York three months ago walking to Macon. He had secured work with the city and leaves a mother in The Hague. He was 28 years old.
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Macon
Dehann
Recreaton Club
Lodiy
Ansoon Keysse
Amsterdam
Holland
New York
The
Hague
Young Atlanta boys fate on tracks near Meridian
A 16 year old boy Bennett recounts that Wille Gray, a young Atlanta boy who ran away two years ago, fell from a train near Meridian Mississippi and was killed. Bennett says the pair had ridden toward Universal City and the Panama Exposition before money ran out and they rode a Pullman car toward Dixie. Gray fell and was killed. Bennett reports his parents later moved to Palmetto.
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Gray
Columbians Begin Auto Tour From Gogluck Tomorrow
Columbus and President John T Davis Jr of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce lead a 22 car auto tour starting from Gogluck on a Georgia Alabama Florida itinerary. About eighty people travel, with Conaresaman W oC Adams among guests. They’ll breakfast at Lafauls Alt, attend a pitme at Columbia Alt, and banquet at Marianna Fla. The trip aims to extend trade relations and promote the Chattahoochee river canal system. The Columbus delegation returns next Friday night.
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Columbus
John T Davis, Jr
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Gogluck
Giorgia
Alabama
Florida
Theip
Conaresaman
Adams
Lafauls, Alt
Columbia Alt
Marianna
Fla
Governor veto halts full crew law repeal in Pennsylvania
Governor Strumbaugh tonight vetoed a bill repealing the Pennsylvania full crew law. The measure, passed after railroads campaigned for it, would have empowered the public service commission to require railroads to employ adequate train crews. The governor cited lobbying pressure and arguments about safety and operating costs, noting existing extra crew members have contributed to traveler safety.
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Starrisburg Pa
Srumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Wnas
Public Service Commission
Baye
University Trustees Set Meeting in Atlanta Tomorrow
Athens June 20 special report tribes of the University of Georgia with representatives from all branches will meet at the Capitol in Atlanta Tuesday morning to discuss budget needs for the next two years and plan for the university system expansion and support.
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Athens
Georgia
Atlanta
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Eldon Missouri woman recounts relief from displacement inflammation and female weakness after two years of struggle. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restored strength and wellbeing and urges others to try the remedy. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere and claims broad benefits for related symptoms.
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Eldon
Lydia E Pinkham
Mre
T Barney
Missouri
Lydia E. Puckham
Georgia Peace Society Leader Sees Hope Beyond War
By J. J. Hall secretary Georgia Peace Society writes that modern war involves mass forces, vast costs, and scientific destruction yet hints at a brighter future where humanity and civilization condemn the fighting and hope for peace as might gives way to a hopeful force beyond war.
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Georgia Peace Society
J. J. Hall
Georgia
Night and Morning of Deliverance from War
The night remains dark but the morning will come with the world's deliverance. When that day arrives, people will recall with horror the cruelty folly madness and crime of war.
Augusta Veterans Seek Pension Increase Proposal
A June 20 report notes a Special-A committee of the Augusta camp of Confederate veterans asking the legislature for a rise in veterans pensions from 560 to 100 per year. The group argues rising need as pensioners dwindle, citing 31 Confederate veterans in Hadhmond County dying since January 1.
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Augusta
Hadhmondounty
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