Teacher's Payment Solved Proposed Georgia plan to pay teachers
Atlanta June 27 Representative McCrory of Schley proposes Georgia publish its own school books at cost to aid funding for teachers pensions and all state employees. He plans a resolution directing the state treasurer to list all claims and pay them by priority, excluding wages and sanatorium appropriations, and to repeal conflicting laws.
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Atlanta
McCrory
Schley
Georgia
Early Hoarseness Warns of Attacks in Children
If your children are subject to attacks or croup watch for the first symptom hoarseness. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded. For sale by all dealers. Add,
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Southern R. R
Butler
Peterman-Cox Co
Chamberlain
Committee Honours and County Redistricting in Georgia House
Capital City Notes reports Speaker Burwell announcing a committee to investigate seating rights in the House, with members Fullbright and others. A joint seven to five committee on new counties is proposed for all county bills, plus a resolution to invite Herbert Myrick to address rural credits. Crawford Wheatley secures unanimous action before adjournment. N Stewart, a Butler native and University of Georgia alumnus, named consul to Milan. Cheney proposes abolishing dangerous grade crossings with shared road and county funding.
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Atlanta
Burwell
House
Fullbright
Burke
Douglass McArthur
Wheeler County
Leo Browning
Bleckley
Griffin
Lowndes
Slater
Bryan
Miller
Bibb
Hardeman
Jefferson
Gower
Crisp
Wright
Floyd
Blackburn
Fulton
Picquet
Richmond
Senate
Garlington
Herbert Myrrick
Springfield
Crawford Wheatley
Mr. Wheatley
Sumter
Stewart Georgia
N .Stewart
Milan
Italy
Butler
University of Georgia
John Cobb
Americus
Cheney
Cobb County
Meaty Message From Joe Brown
Governor Browns farewell to Georgia’s general assembly lays out recommendations on voting rights reform highway funding rail double tracking state auditor and farm credit creation of a joint commission with citizens. inheritance tax. near beer tax enforcement. preservation of historic records. more bank examiners vital statistics and a new state seal. He backs prison oversight limits on convict labor and warns against corporal punishment for female convicts while urging capital case jury instructions and sane sentencing laws. Also calls for governor expense coverage for conferences funding for University of Georgia aid to Tech and Normal and Industrial. prompt teacher pay. tax reform. arbitration in strikes. and a crackdown on lawlessness in Forsyth Dawson Cobb counties with stricter punishments.
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Atlanta
Brown
General Assembly of Georgia
Fulton
Georgia
Railroad Commission
Conference of Governors
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Normal and Industrial
Forsyth
Dawson
Cobb
R. R. Commission
Augusta Trouble
Banquet in New Orleans 1842 for Henry Clay
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans cost $1.00 per plate for Henry Clay. The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach trouble indigestion and other ailments. Claims easy safe cure for liver kidney and bowel disorders offered by “rng Store Ady.”
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
Conference in Cusseta to Meet Next Year
The Columbus District Conference held its annual session at Woodland from Monday to Thursday. Representatives Rev J. H. Stanford Prof A. S. Wallace and Mr Chas Salzer from the Butler circuit reported profits and good attendance. Cusseta was chosen as next year’s meeting site, Reynolds had extended a cordial invitation. The gathering was described as highly profitable with strong church reports and good collections, suggesting a strong year ahead.
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Columbus
Woodland
J. H. Stanford
A. S. Wallace
Chas. Salzer
Butler
Cusseta
Reynolds
W. P. Scoville
A. M. Williams
Daring Robberies at Howard
The quiet village of Howard was shaken by a burglary at the store of P. F. Vanlandingham on Wednesday night and a bold home burglary attempt at Walter McEachern’s house on Sunday. Mrs. McEachern was choked and battered. McEachern and a companion intervened. A bloodhound search covered surrounding woods with no arrests yet.
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Howard
P. F. Vanlandingham
Walter McEachern
Hog Production Booklet Promises Southern Hog Gains
Live Stock Department of the Southern Railway issues a booklet titled Hog Production and Conditions for Success in the South to help farmers raise more hogs. The guide covers care and feeding of dogs, breed selection, disease treatment, and meat curing with expert chapters. Farmers can request a copy from F L Word, Live Stock Agent, Atlanta. The department notes the South consumes more pork and raises less than other regions, despite lower production costs, and offers free expert services to interested livestock growers along the railway’s territory.
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Atlanta
Southern
The
Southern Railway
South
F L Word
United States
North
Bill Calls For Special Election of Bacon
Atlanta June 27 A bill introduced in the house by Wimberly Miller and Fowler would empower the governor to call a special election to elect As Bacon US senator for the term March 4 1913 to March 3 1919. The election date is July 15. Afterward both houses would meet in joint session to receive returns and declare the result. A similar Senate measure from Senator W D McNeil is expected to pass swiftly with no opposition to Bacon.
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Atlanta
House
Messrs Wimberly, Miller
Bacon
United States
Auto Sermon Links Ten Commandments to Automobiles
Dr A M Williams, Columbus Methodist leader, argued in a St Pauls sermon that the automobile age challenges the ten commandments. He cited speed, killing, envy, taking the Lord's name in vain, theft of Sabbath, and social sin as temptations amplified by car use. He warned motorists to temper driving with restraint and reverence.
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Columbus
A M Williams
St Paul Methodist Church
A. M. Williams
Methodist Church
Williams
Escape After Fifteen Years From Kidney Ailments
W P Broyles narrates a fifteen year struggle with kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills cured his severe backache and painful bladder irregularities and are claimed to aid backache rheumatism and weak sore kidneys. Sold by City Drug Store. Ady
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W. P. Broyles
Foley
City Drug Store
Ady
How to Use the Road Drag After Rain
The road drag should be used immediately after a rain and at intervals until the road dries. Dragging drains off water that would otherwise create holes and ruts, even after further work. Wet ground is easier to work, allowing smoother spots and a uniform surface, preventing uneven undulations.
Items of Interest From the Womans Missionary Work
Prayer powers the Womans Missionary Society as it expands home and overseas work. Lack of funds and volunteers forces closures in Wesley House Tampa Sailors Rest Gulfport and Korea programs. The recent council session urged funding and accountability, asking why one ninth of church women bear the burden while others do not. A reformatory or industrial home for wayward Georgia girls is under discussion with judges’ endorsement. Foley Kidney Pills praised by users for kidney and bladder relief.
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Jesus
Womans Missionary Society
Home Department
Woman's Missionary Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wesley House
Tampa
Gulf Port
Korea
T H Yun
General Assembly
Superior Court
Georgia
Cordelia Copeland
Ardeola
Foley
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