Bishop Hods Preaches Twice at First Methodist and Wesley Memorial
Bishop Hods at First Methodist and Wesley Memorial Church in Georgia preached two strong sermons to large congregations. He spoke on revelations from God, personal responsibility, and the Trinity, stressing that Christ embodies the final revelation and calling for faithful living and trust in Him. He was due to return to Nashville after the night service.
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Hoss
Asbsilte
First Wethodiee
Wesley Memorial Church
Wight
Fimbrea Hose
Nasistile
Methodist
Hopross
College of Bishops
North Georgia Conference
Gainesvill
North Georgia
Ste
Geessars
Tiak
aretJesus
Abraham
Hows
Christ
Rloss
Verey Memorial Church
Nashville
Maier & Berkele Pattern Designs Offer Plain and Ornate
The advertisement promotes economy and good taste in patterns from Maier & Berkele. It emphasizes plain, high quality patterns that satisfy even the most discerning buyers, while also offering ornate and superb designs.
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Maier & Berkele
Convict Bill Becomes Law in State Wide Draft System
The extra session ends with Governor Howe Smith signing a convict bill that lets counties and municipalities lease convicts for public works and bridges after March 31, 1908. Counties must take pro rata convicts or contract for labor. state prison farms and up to fifty convicts may be used for public institutions. The measure outlines lease terms for a year and notes potential shifts if counties fail to act.
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Howe Smith
Arlegs
Biil
Prrson Commission
Ay Thes Mas
Lie “Iison
Wise Hil
Near Bee
House
Senate
Smit
Uiat
Georgia
Western
Aantic
Kodak Supplies Boost Car Stores Stock
Car retailers keep shelves full with Kodak supplies including a complete line of popular Kodaks and accessories. Readily available items include a wide mix from 4 Willemall and 12a Peachtree.
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KODAK
Kodaks
VOTE FOR JOS LOEWYS PAIR-MINDED MAN
Everything is set for the opening of the First District Agricultural College next Wednesday. Attendance is expected to exceed fifty this term and grow to a hundred or more by Christmas. School officials report strong support from the district and anticipate savings for city and county.
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First District College
Bora
Speciel
First District Agricultural College
Jere M Pound
Tha Eit
Statesboro
Statesboro Institute
Acthors
State
Echoo
Strange
J . Walter Hendricks
Black burglar shot after break-in in Macon
On September 20 at 3 a m detective Tom Jones fatally wounded a Black burglar who had burglarized the grocery and attempted to break into a home on 2 Vann street. Mrs Carrall's alarm alerted the scene as the assailant fled, breaking a glass door before being pursued and shot.
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Macon
Tom Jones
Junior Braid
Thomas
Carroll
Carrall
Irmingham Ata
Puter Ponoteni
George Colefac
A Hin Nh
Nineteenth Street
Ponatear
Colefas
Fonotears
Emory College Welcomes Large Atlanta Contingent
Emory College opened its fall term with a large matriculation list, led by President Dickey’s announcements. The Atlanta group includes 22 students from the city and nearby areas, with several Decatur affiliates among new entrants. Notable names include Rinint, Jun Brue, Fheo Henry, William Candler, Carroll Guerry Jones, and others forming a substantial regional contingent.
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Emory College
Gaiwrd
Dichet
Alan
Decatur
Gate City
Dickey
Norwood Griffin Carroll Guerry Jones
A Jones
Strong Fight Planned Over Alabama Rates Before Commerce Commission
Montgomery September 20 A high level Alabama delegation will urge against new railroad rates at a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Atlanta. Governor Comer and top state officials, including heads of departments and the attorney general, will present evidence after weeks of study. The campaign centers on a proposed rate increase, with 2500 signatures backing the petition. A separate meeting named campaign leaders to push subscriptions ahead of a national committee report due October 15.
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Montgomery
Alabama Nex
I Leretche Commerce Commission
Allanta
South
Comer
Ee. Cfter
Lairman Heofiereun Assocate Loumussione
Wesditt
Wenned
Toney
Garber Ani
Weakley
Sellheimer
Montgomers Ala
Spe
Mallory Cheirman
Thmas M
Department of Archives and Listers
Alabama
Wiliam Jo Hrian
Owen
John IT Wallace
Een Owen
John A
John Jean
John W. Trimlinson
Jones
Tournat
Tomlinson
National Conrittee
National Committee
City council to debate free transit for officials
The general council meets at 3 pm to consider three ordinances including an effort to secure free transportation for policemen and firemen. A franchise bill would force the street car company to grant a municipal franchise, while debates over back-yard cleanups and city finances loom.
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Georgia Railway and Stectrie Company
Hey
Key 3
Alanta and Northern Railways
Roughrolley
Marietta
Georgia Raiway and Electric Company
Warietta
Fair minded man in Britwell case near beer tax fight
Judge Calhoun likely to rule in Britwell case where Bridwell charged with violating prohibition law. Lawyers argue verdict was rendered in error after court officers left the room. Separate case involves state near beer tax of 500 dollars per dealer to fund penitentiary system.
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Calhoun
Britwell
Bridwell
Teldr Asker
Ils
Bridwall Naie
Nolanes
Mary
Superior
Tudge Bilis
Wright Ord
Nelms
Ana
T. P Thomas
En Aring
Walter Brown
Pastors Exchange Pulati Covington on September 20
An exchange of pulpit between Pastor A F G Kelly of Greensboro Baptist and Pastor K F Pendleton of Covington Baptist occurred today drawing local interest in an early start for the planned new Baptist church. Rev. A F G Kelly preached twice today.
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Pulati
Covington
AF G Kelly
The
Baptist Church
Greensboro
KF R Pendleton
Covington Baptist Church
New Baptist Church
A. F. O’kelly
National Wholesale Druggists' Association Sessions Begin in Atlantic City
More than 400 delegates attend the thirty fourth annual convention opening at the Marlborough Blenheim in Atlantic City. Officials cite the event’s significance for public health and drug regulation as they coordinate with federal and state authorities on the Pure Food and Drugs Act and related tax and proprietary product updates. Philadelphia hosts, with notable speakers from New York and Pennsylvania, reflecting broad national involvement of wholesale druggists and manufacturers.
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Denver
National Wholesale Druggiss Association
Ubett
Washington
Department of Endeavor
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Filadelphi Mei Oers
Mahlon
Smith Kine & French Co
Philadelphia
Ms State
Isiform
Toversor Stuart
Pennsylvania
Trancis Lewis Isa
Philadepha Bar
Willam McEiroy
New York
National Wholesale Druggists Association
Tia Western Wholesale Druggists Association
Indianapolis
We Country
Weather Update: Rain and Cooler Conditions Ahead
Weather summary notes a light rain fell yesterday afternoon after a period of dry weather. The forecast calls for cooler temperatures and continued unsettled conditions, with the next several hours expected to bring sporadic showers. From the head office in Washington.
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Sabha
Washington
Weather Notes and Odd Reflections on September Thunder
The excerpt mentions likely showers today and cooler air posturing to arrive. It includes stray musings on school books, a comic cartoonist remark about patent medline ads, and a query about September thunder with a shrug at the late seventies to near eighties temperature.
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Mather
Mixed family ties create rare marriage links
In Gainesville on September 20 at a district ladies missionary society meeting two delegates revealed a complex set of relationships. A widow mother has a son and daughter while a widower father has a daughter and son. The father married the other mother, and their children wed across the family, uniting step-siblings as spouses. Friends eye the unusual bonds.
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Gainesville
Ladies Missionary Society
Robert J Wallace Dowd Dies at 47 in Milwaukee
Robert J Wallace Dowd of Milwaukee Wisconsin aged 47 a prominent local business man and former president of the Wholesale Saddlery Association of the United States has died from Brights disease.
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Robert J. Wallace
Dowd
Miwaukee
Wis
Robert J Wallace
Wholesale Saddlery Association of the
United States
Difeq
Arrest of Women Slayer Sparks Ire in Settlement
In a Duval county jail, Walter Ledbetter confessed early this morning to attacking Mrs Norman and her daughter at a settlement. Residents reacted with fear and threats of lynching but officers secured him, and he awaits transfer for trial. Local authorities vow swift action.
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Jaksonti Ec
Walter Ledbet
Serif Bowden
Tut
Vrs Norman
Duval County
Berg
Bulloch Farmers Union Condemns Night Riders
The Bulloch Farmers Union held a rousing meeting at the Agricultural College in Statesboro to condemn night riders. A committee was formed to address the bung of the unsyn ware house and work was planned to begin in a few weeks as part of the season’s crop activities. Members from Bulloch and nearby areas attended, with strong condemnation of the riders and support for organizational purposes.
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Luton
Statesboro
Ispe
Ture
Gennelf Ain
Reine Antris
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Atlanta
Bers
Jos. Loewys
S. B. Turman
S. B. Turman and Co. Real Estate
Trentz
Tore
Joseph L. Meeves
CG. E Reeves
Cochran
Gaz
Wilmer Hughes
J. W. Hughes
Ladowiel
Charlie D. Johnson
Charles 8. Johnson
Stone Vaentain
Marion A. Gordy
Frank Gordy
Calumbas
W. J. Weight, Jr
Atlanin
Alao
Jos. Loewas
E.G. Griffin
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Atlantic City
Gopher Hicks
Bulloch Farmers’ Union
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
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