Collier Plans New York Trip for Fall Purchases
Mr. J. C. Collier, president of the J. C. Collier Co., leaves today for New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia to make large fall and winter buys. A shrewd buyer, he is expected to secure profitable goods for his customers and will be away about two weeks.
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J. C. Collier
J. C. Collier Co
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
the Gazette
Morris Jacobs
JHE Gazette
Barnesville
New York City
Savannah
Culloden
Railroad Foreman Killed by Train at Yatesville
Capt. G. D. Brown, section foreman of the M and B railroad, was run over and killed by a train at Yatesville Saturday. He was well known in the region and respected as a railroad man. He was buried at Yatesville Sunday.
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G. D. Brown
M & B Railroad
Yatesville
Capt. Brown
Carl von Hauser
A. G. Carswell
Hauser
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Mexico
Central America
Honolulu
United States
Georgia
Dr. Carswell
Robert L.” Berner
Senate of Georgia
Col. Berner
Josie Clark To Teach At Dahlonega College
Miss Josie Clark, long time Gordon Institute faculty member, will teach at the North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega starting in the fall term. She serves as principal of the female department and will render valuable services in that role.
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Josie Clark
Gordon Institute
Northia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Miss Gertie Bussey Named Assistant Teacher at Jeff Davis Institute
Miss Gertie Bussey is elected assistant teacher at the Jeff Davis Institute in Zebulon. A graduate of Gordon Institute and the Georgia Female Seminary of Gainesville, she has taught successfully for a year or two and will begin with the fall term.
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Gertie Bussey
Jeff Davis Institute
Zebulon
Miss Bussey
Gordon Institute
Georgia Female Seminary of
Gainesville
A. W. van Hoose
van Hoose
Georgia Female Seminary
Barnesville Firemen Prepare for Atlanta Tournament
The colored firemen of Barnesville hold daily practices for the Firemen Tourney set in Atlanta on August 19. Several prizes will be awarded as Barnesville contestants compete for top honors.
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Barnesville
Atlanta
Ice Cream Festival Aids Fleming High School
An Ice Cream Festival will run Friday evening in Johnstonville to benefit Fleming High School. Many residents from Barnesville are expected to attend, with a cordial invitation extended to all.
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Johnstonville
Fleming High School
Barnesville
Barnesville News Highlights Local Views and People
A Gazette survey captures strong opinions on church etiquette urging dogs to stay out. Barnsville’s fruit and Gordon Institute receive praise from visitors. Notables like Judge W A Prout and Prof A W Van Hoose discuss crops, education, and Georgia’s booming markets. The piece notes arrivals, travels, and local business talks in Georgia.
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Gazette
Barnesville
W. A. Prout
Speigle Family Plans Return to Barnesville October First
Mr. George W. Speigle and family will move back to Barnesville on October 1 after leaving for Atlanta a year or two ago. They will be welcomed by the whole community. Speigle owns the home on Zebulon road just inside the city limits.
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George W. Speigle
Barnesville
Atlanta
Mrs Battle Dies in Macon At Age Known in Barnesville
Mrs. A. J. Battle wife of Dr. A. J. Battle president of Shorter Female College at Rome died Sunday in Macon after a period of illness. Her death is mourned throughout the state.
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A. J. Battle
Shorter Female College At
Rome
Barnesville
Macon
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J. Holmes Jordan
Molena High School
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Middle Georgia
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Alabama
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Robert L. Berner
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