Educators Gather for Macon Conference March 24 26
A large educator gathering is arranged in Macon with sessions scheduled for March 24 26. The program highlights include talks on teaching methods and student engagement by regional educators.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
A large educator gathering is arranged in Macon with sessions scheduled for March 24 26. The program highlights include talks on teaching methods and student engagement by regional educators.
Georgia events include the fifty-fifth annual convention of the Georgia Educational Association in Macon with meetings March 24 26 and a Georgia school officials session opening March 24 at Mercer University. Waycross aims to establish an orphanage home with HQ in the eleventh district and a committee formed. A $50 000 damage suit is filed in Terrell County regarding a handcar accident. Albany begins work on a new Flint River bridge while Atlanta plans a six acre cotton warehouse and Columbus eyeing a fifteen story office building valued near one million dollars. Booze found in a car at Camp Gordon leads to the arrest of Paul B Gilstrap.
The remedy is described as restoring healthy function to the vital organs closely linked to the no on’s strength and vigor, suggesting renewed energy and wellness.
A spectacular blaze at the Excelsior Garage on 444 Whitehall Street destroyed the roof and interior fixtures and damaged about forty automobiles stored there. The total loss was about 35 600 dollars. Only injuries were painful burns to a black man who tried to remove a car, with gasoline explosions in tanks occurring during the fire.
Suits aggregating more than 1,000,000 dollars were filed in Glynn superior court before midnight February 29 against Walker D. Hines director general of railroads. The actions name the director general as defendant rather than the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic and the Southern railroad companies.
Augusta city council approves raises from 90 to 110 dollars per month for all on the police force excluding officers and lieutenants. The increase hinges on removing several men Mayor White calls drones from the force. Roswell- The railroad commission faces protests as Southern Railway plans to abandon the Roswell to Chamblee line due to insufficient income. Hawkinsville- In a tight county race officials elected Ordinary Haskins Treasurer Lewis Clerk Monahan Tax Collector Jiles Tax Receiver Richardson Sheriff Harrell Commissioner Jiles Surveyor Thompson Coroner Sangster School Commissioner Stevens McKinney.
Bibb county hired Tick expert H P Emerson to lead cattle tick elimination in Bibb with similar work in Jones county. Merchants Bank of Valdosta seeks to amend its charter to allow trust business despite state secretary McLendon’s prior refusal. Adel mayor George W Keene urges a daily five minute 8 pm prayer period during influenza epidemic to appeal for relief.
The March 1920 Taylor Superior court term lists the Grand and Traverse jurors drawn by Judge GH Howard. Readable names include Whatley, Beeland, Parker, Coulteret, McCants, Fowler, Brewer, Hudgins, Taunton, Rodgers, James, Faller, Adams, Payne, Edmonson, Payne, Locke, Byrd, Beeland, McGee, Standridge, Davis, Goodwin, Jarrell, McGrarerary, Spillers, Smith, Watson, and others in the grouped roster.
City of Reynolds voters are warned by Mayor E E Hodges to cast ballots on a five percent annual water bonds issue. Bonds numbered 1 to 25 would be paid in gold over 25 years, with principal and interest funded by the city. Ballots read FOR BONDS FOR WATER or AGAINST BONDS FOR WATER.
The City of Reynolds Georgia will hold an election on March 22 1920 to decide issuing bonds totaling 15000 for a new electric lighting system. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, mature in 30 years, and payments begin after issuance. Ballots read FOR BONDS FOR LIGHTS or AGAINST BONDS FOR LIGHTS.
Local petition to incorporate the Crawford Motor Company in Reynolds Taylor County Georgia seeks twenty year charter. It lists founders E M Crawford E J Crawford M E Crawford Mrs Susie Crawford Charlie Crawford and H H Newsom with capital stock twenty thousand dollars and expansion to fifty thousand by vote. The notice outlines business scope including autos garage farming machinery parts sales and real estate, stock terms and corporate powers.
An ad claims Freezone softens and lifts corns or calluses on feet with a few drops. It promises the skin remains pink and healthy after treatment, with no soreness, and markets the tiny bottle as inexpensive at drug stores.
Ardith tells her parents not to bring cloth items on a shopping trip and asks for toys instead. The family had earlier bought stockings ribbons and handkerchiefs, but Ardith prefers playful gifts this time.
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can revive faded clothing including wool silk cotton linen or blends. Simple directions in each package enable any woman to dye garments any color to look like new.
A humorous exchange shows a mistress boasting about speed of work while a housemaid retorts that listening takes as long, implying mutual efficiency. The brief quip highlights sharp social wit between employer and servant in a domestic setting.
Ginger was well known in England even before the Norman conquest and is frequently cited in eleventh century Anglo-Saxon manuscripts. It remained widely used through the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ranking next in value to pepper.
Bayer releases statements asserting genuine Aspirin products bear their name and warns against counterfeit claims. The campaign emphasizes brand authenticity and consumer trust.
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