Barnesville Chautauqua Ends With Wide Praise
The Barnesville Chautauqua week featured Hon G R Glenn Dr P D Pollock and Prof R W Smith on the program. Acts included the Kentucky Colonels a Fifth Regiment band and Sunetaro the Japanese entertainer. Tillman Dixon and Rev Dixon spoke to large crowds and Gov Atkinson attended Georgia Day. The event drew vast audiences, acclaim, and promises of a permanent, expanded Chautauqua in Barnesville.
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G. R. Glenn
P. D. Pollock
Mercer University
R. W. Smith
Lagrange Female College
Kentucky Colonels
America
United States
Spain
Senator Tillman
Barnesville
Mary W. Lovelace
M. Kathryn Lockhart
Belle Rose
Georgia
Institute
Shonert
Fifth Regiment
Sunetaro
Gov, Atkinson
Barnesville Blues
John T. Boifeuillet
Macon
F. H. Richardson
The
Atlanta Journal
Gov. Atkinson
Fifth Regiment Band
Atlanta
Sousa
Charles T. Tyler
J. M. Cochrane
Tillman
Dixon
Taylor
A Fine Orchard Near Barnesville Holds Promising Peach Crop
A Georgia orchard owned by S. M. Howard and W. C. Stafford near Barnesville grows ten thousand trees and expects thirty cars of peaches this season. The farm, once worn out, has been transformed into a thriving operation with picking packing and shipping underway. Both owners expect substantial rewards for their investment of time and care.
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Middle Georgia
S. M. Howard
Howard
Stafford
May Hawks Preaches at Local Chautauqua Event
Mr A W Hawks lectured at the Chautauqua on Saturday night and preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening delivering an interesting discourse that the congregation greatly enjoyed.
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A. W. Hawks
Chautauqua
Presbyterian Church
Pound Elected President of State Teachers Association
The people of Barnesville celebrate the election of Prof Jere M Pound as president of the State Teachers Association. He presided at the recent Indian Spring session and is held in high esteem by state teachers for his leadership and qualifications.
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E. M. Shonert
New York City
America
Barnesville
South
Montangle
Tenn
New York
Jere M. Pound
State
Teachers’ Association
Indian Spring
Uncle Sam float charms Barnesville Fourth of July parade
Jackson G Smith & Sons buggy makers presented a two-buggy float with a wooden cannon and a central Uncle Sam figure portrayed by J E Cooper. The red white and blue display drew wide praise from spectators during the recent celebration.
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Messrs
Jackson G, Smith & Sons
Uncle Sam
J. E. Cooper
Still Another Physician Joins Barnesville Scene
Dr. A. M. Jamerson, now of Buford Georgia, plans to locate in Barnesville to practice medicine. He will move once he obtains a house for his family. Jamerson previously practiced in Yatesville and is well known among Barnesville residents.
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Thomas Dixon
New York City
Barnesville
America
Dixon
Cuba
Tillman
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
A. M. Jamerson
Buford
Shakespearean Club Meets to Discuss Titus Andronicus
The Shakespearean Club meets at Mrs. J. M. Pound's residence at four p m on July 16 to discuss the play Titus Andronicus after conducting important club business.
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Shakespearean Club
J. M. Pound
Titus Andronicus
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Rufus W. Smith
Warren A. Candler
Nashville
I. S. Hopkins
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J. M. Brittain
Rolfe Hunt
H. S. Bradley
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Philippine Islands
Georgia Day
Mrj. A. W. Hawks
Maj. A. W. Hawks
Baltimore
Maj. Hawks
Walter B. Smith
Chautauqua Association
Weather Bureau
John 1
Blackbarn
Phagaisr
J H Bate & Co
Barnesville, GA
Hawks
Pound
Shakespearearean Club
James Pyle