Local notices and ads mix in derailed Atlanta page fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Atlanta churches and elections, plus scattered names and items. It mentions Gov Brown Logan, a prison concern, and a shop ad for Kayser Zinn import items and tableware at Maier Berkeley 31 Whitehall St with daily offerings.
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Logan
Igsten
Thor
Siti Guar
Kayzer Zinn
South
Maier
Berkele
Whitehall St
College Presidents Gather at Capitol
A gathering of college presidents at the Capitol addressed important education topics and collaborations among institutions. The meeting highlighted leadership, policy impacts, and joint initiatives to advance higher education.
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Capitol
Delegates Entertain Preparations For Sixteenth AAECES Meet
Delegates to the sixteenth annual convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations begin a busy first day in Atlanta. The opening sessions at the state capitol hall and the Kimball featured welcome addresses by Mayor Mims and ex Governor Northen, with President Atherton outlining the work ahead. A citizens committee plans two receptions and a trolley ride, plus a look to Lookout Mountain, as Car negie Library hosts a 6 o'clock reception with a large roster of local ladies assisting.
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Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
House of Representatives
Capitol
Kimball
Association
W. M. Liggett
State Capitol
John £. Whnte
Second Baptist Church
Livingston Mims
W. J. Northen
G. W. Atherton
Pennsylvania State College
Mims
Atlanta
Northen
Govepor Candler
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
G W. Atherton
Atherton
H. H. Goodell
Vr. H. C. White
Athens
Lookout Mountain
Fledmont Driving Club
Joseph Orme
Mr. Orme
Mesdames Joseph 'S
Orme
Alex
King
Maddox
Kaward C. Peters
Namuel Y. ‘Rapper
Joseph ‘Thompson
Hugh Q. Voreman
Harvey Johnson
Robert J. Lowry
Joan K. Uttley
Jonn We. Grant
Robert Bratsy
George UC. Crandan
Thomas B. Paine
Hugh Hichardson
Jv. K. Orr
Anne Wallace
Mesdames W. L. Cosgrove
J. Carroll Payne
H. M. Atkinson
Lowry Arnold
Equitable
Techoological School
Piedmont Driving Club
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Abraran
Misa “Wallace
Mra
Lavingston Ims
H. H. Cabaniss
2. M. Atkinson
Joan Kh. Uttley
Clark Howel
Ttopert B. Maadox
William Im. Nixon
William ‘T. Newman
George Traylor
Julian Harris
F. J. Paxon
J. L. Key
EP. Howell
J. &. Warren
H. H. Cebaniss
H. T. Inman
Walter Cooper
Thomas Egleston
E. C. Peters
J. W. English
W. 8
Elkin, Jr
J. J. Spalding
Walter L. McGill
J. Frank Beck
J. van Holt Nash
Clifford Anderson
D. C. Dougherty
Marion Jackson
Frank Hawkins
J. P. Stevens
Joseph Hirsch
H. 8. Cole
Frank Inman
Darwin G. Jones
J. B. Nutting
B. W. Ginn
Charles H. Orr
J. M. Terrell
M. L. Brittain
Lyman Hall
George Sale
Change In Programme At Editors Convention At Capitol Session
Telegram from Secretary Wilson praises scientific agriculture and notes a proposed Carnegie Fund grant of about ten thousand dollars for agricultural research. President Liggett delivered a forceful address to an audience in the Kimball House ball room amid sessions and planned activities through today and tomorrow.
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Carnegie Fund
Liggett
House of Representatives
Capitool
J. H. Jordan
New York
Executive Committee
Wilson
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Washington, D. C
W. M. Liggett
Kimball House
Atlanta
J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Capitol
Central Railroad
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment
Kimball
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Show to Visit City
Community welcomes the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows ahead of their eastern tour. The firm promises a full, same-as-metropolis program with top stars and exclusive features, setting high expectations for Friday October 10 arrival and performances.
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Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
President Liggett on Agricultural Education at Atlanta Rally
President W M Liggett of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations spoke at Atlanta on agricultural education urging thorough schooling for the agricultural masses. He praised Atlanta as a southern hub and urged a union of science and industry with practical training through farmers institutes and technical instruction, noting agriculture as the nation's greatest industry and calling for expansive growth in agricultural education.
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State Capitol
W. M. Liggett
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Liggett
Atlanta
New South
Atlante
Henry W. Orady
South
Georgia
Aaticultural
Promment
Ben
Regari Erie
Ear Res Farmers' Institute
Minnesota
Butler
America
Thebig
Pasteur
Lawes
Gilbert
A Hard Teacher on Real Estate Title Disputes
A reader reflects that facing a title contest teaches the meaning of ownership, examination, and insurance. The piece stresses practical lessons from legal processes and the importance of careful scrutiny in real estate.
Entomologists Discuss San Jose Scale Extermination Efforts
State and national horticultural groups met at the Kimball house to review methods for eradicating the San Jose scale. Entomologists from Georgia New Jersey and other states shared papers on pest control legislation and insecticide trials and planned a follow up meeting at 9 o clock in room 104.
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Association of Horticultural Inspectors
United States
Canada
Kimball House
Association of American Agricultural College and Experiment Stations
State Capitol
Scott
Georgia
A. Forbes
Klineis
San Jose
John D. Smith
New Jersey
Entomologista
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