Atlanta Woman's Club to host SOGIEVY professor lecture
Professor Sylvanus Morris head of the University of Georgia law school will lecture at the Atlanta Woman's Club on elementary principles of law this Monday at 3 pm under the business section. An informal reception follows. The note also mentions postponed Colonial Dames meeting and various social events including art lessons and a Symphonic Club recital.
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Meetings and gatherings at local clubs and churches
The ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A holds a 3 PM meeting this afternoon with a post meeting program. The Woman's Club executive board meets at 10 AM today. The Young People's Guild of the First M Church convenes at 10 AM at Mrs H J Jackson’s residence 185 Peach Tree Street. Bishop Nelson is honored at a reception hosted by St. ladies yesterday.
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Father Stafford to Lecture on Hamlet in Atlanta
The Atlanta Lecture Association announces Father Stafford of Washington will interpret Hamlet at the Grand on Monday evening November 20. A leading Shakespearean scholar, his Atlanta visit promises strong interest for members and the public alike.
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Exposition Park Taming Show With Professor Gleason
A man filling horse 13 to be tamed this afternoon at Exposition park by Professor Q R Gleason America s king of horse tames He will face Wild Bill the vicious horse in a finished battle Gates open at 130 o clock Horses in the ring at 230 sharp Admission 2 cents Teams admitted free A large crowd expected for this afternoon’s event
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Intelligent Horse Harness Ad at Pryor and Houston
An advertisement promises calmer, better behaved horses with comfortable harnesses. It cites Isaacs Pens offered at 1 dollar per gross or six gross for a discounted price, sold by John M. Miller Co. at 29 Marietta Street, Atlanta. Free samples provided and pens guaranteed to be made from selected stock after careful inspection.
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Edgewood Avenue Grading Backed by County and City Leaders
The city council and county commissioners moved to begin Edgewood avenue improvements from Piedmont to Jackson street with a 2500 dollar initial funding and a 50000 dollar total estimate. the county to bear half the cost. Mayor Woodward expressed concerns about postwork conditions and funding continuity, while Joel Hurt and County Commissioner Palmer argued the project would stay within 39000 dollars and improve property values. Aldermen Day Rice and Mitchell backed immediate work, and Chestnut avenue was slated for permanent trade as rail tracks are laid. The suit of Mrs Charles Shearer in city court was settled for 100 dollars and costs.
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Nashville and Tech to clash in decisive grid showdown
Nashville's heavy eleven travels to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech tomorrow at 3 PM. Tech, coached by Nally, aims to score and hold firm against a strong Nash vill e squad noted for persistence. Both teams claim even odds as season momentum and regional bragging rights hinge on the result.
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Macon Rejection Prompts Hot Roast In Brief
A fragmentary report notes Macon’s rejection leads to a hot roast with profits claimed by visitors. The text implies Machone’s obligations and potential cash gains, though details are unclear. The item reads as a brief political or social commentary with uncertain full context.
Macon seeks next state fair amid Atlanta controversy
Macon will push to host the next state fair despite disputes over funds in the State Agricultural Society. Colonel R A Nisbet claims $10,000 was mislaid in prior fairs, while ex-governor Northen and others dispute losses at Atlanta events. J Pope Brown says such losses could not have occurred in Atlanta fairs. The statement sparked wide surprise.
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Prohibition Fight and State Geologist Term Change
Debate in Georgia legislature over a prohibition bill and a measure to fix the state geologist’s term at two years starting January 1901. The senate passed the geologist bill unanimously after committee recommendation. governor to appoint a geologist before 1901 end. Additional bills on education textbooks and county court salaries were debated and recommitted for changes. several new bills introduced, including railroad sidetracks and state depository provisions.
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