Aggie Building to Be Finished at Americus Campus
The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical college at Americus will complete the new administration building without halting current work. Trustees authorize financing to finish upstairs and downstairs areas and the principal's office, with L G Council Frank Lanier and Frank Sheffield pledging funds until state support covers costs.
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Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College
Americus
L. G. Council
Frank Lanier
Frank Sheffield
Dietary Advice for Digestive Health and Constipation
For a Weak Stomach. As a rule all you need to do is to adopt a diet suited to your age and occupation and keep your bowels regular. When you feel that you have eaten too much and when constipated, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Monument Prices and Erection Services Offered
E H Payne of Butler Georgia announces readiness to set case prices on monuments and monumental material and to undertake monument erection. For further information write or visit.
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E. H. Payne
Butler, Ga
District Conference at Hamilton Georgia
The Columbus District Conference opens in Hamilton with Bishop Warren A. Candler presiding. Delegates from 23 charges attend as Rev. J N Peacock aids in business. Rev. Paul Muse re elected secretary. Butler, Reynolds, Howard, and Mauk report solid progress as invitations for next year’s meeting are anticipated.
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Hamilton
Columbus District
Warren A. Candler
Little Mountain City
Z. T. Johnson
Boy Scouts
Baptist
Candler
J. N Peacock
Cusseta
Paul Muse
Columbus
Butler
L. A. Harrell
Eli Garrett
F. A. Peed
Uts
Full Palmer Delegation Receives Georgia Credentials
Hiram L Gardner of the Georgia Democratic executive committee sent the official certificate of the state committee naming the Full Palmer delegation to the San Francisco convention. The record, endorsed by 66 of 67 members, shows Palmer 148 votes Watson 132 and Smith 104. Delegates will meet next Wednesday to organize with former Senator Thomas W Hardwick expected to lead.
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Atlanta
Hiram L Gardner
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
National Executive
Washington
State Committee
Georgia
San Francisco
Ity
Palmer
Watson
Smith
National Committee
Gardner
Smith and Watson
Thomas W. Hardwick
Attorney moves to Telephone Exchange building office
W. E. Steed announces relocation of his office from the court house to the Telephone Exchange building due to crowded conditions. The new suite is upstairs in the exchange building.
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Telephone Exchange
Exchange
Make the most and best of yourself, Steed counsel
Walter E. Steed urges young men to avoid wasted lives and pursue their true purpose, warning that a life diverted from its end is the greatest tragedy. He emphasizes self-improvement and diligent effort as antidotes to failure.
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Munger
We live in Deeds Not Words Says Bailey
Read a quote from Bailey emphasizing action over thoughts and numbers in measuring time. The speaker argues the noble life comes from felt facts and heartfelt effort rather than dial readings or figures.
Grand Lodge Officers Coming Tuesday
Blue Lodge and Chapter Masons in Taylor county are urged to attend the corner stone laying of the Masonic Temple in Butler next Tuesday at 10 o clock. Grand Master C L Bass will lead the ceremony with support from Frank O Miller Frank F Baker and E A McHan. Deposits for the event must be in by 9 Tuesday morning in small packages clearly labeled. Locals and neighboring counties are invited, and accompanying ladies are welcome.
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Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Taylor County
Butler
C. L. Bass
Frank O. Miller
Fort Valley
Frank F Baker
Grand Lodge of Georgia
E. A. McHan
Grand
Macon
G. C. Smith
C. E. Benns
J. T. Adams
W. M
H. P
Local interest in Aggie school highlighted in Americus
Marked local pride surrounds the Third District Agricultural and Mechanical school in Americus as it closes a very successful year. Hon. W. E. Steed chairs the sixteen-member Board of Trustees. Prof. J. Mr. Prance is re elected principal. a budget system is set, with Prance to select assistants. Prominent faculty member W. W. Steed of Americus also returns as instructor in athletics.
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Harrison
Cole
Taylor County
Miss Quattlebaum
Harris
Herald
Agricultural and Mechanical School
Americus
W. E. Steed
Butler
Col. Steed
Prance
W. W., Steed
Steed
Convention Holds Ro Services Saturday
On account of farmers behind with crops there will be no services Saturday morning or afternoon. Everyone invited to attend services Sunday at Antioch both morning and afternoon.
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Antioch
Slayer of 2 Still Free in Columbus Manhunt
After a full day and night search with 50 citizens and seven tracking dogs, authorities close to capturing Will Maddox the Negro who fatally shot Policemen Charles B Harvey and J W Stokes. Officials expect Maddox may be driven out for food. No formal search setup. A $1,000 reward not actively pursued. Local papers contribute to families of the deceased officers.
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Columbus
Will Maddox
Charles B. Harvey
J W Stokes
Hungen
Notable Mention for Butler Ladies in Right Way Magazine
The May issue of The Right Way Magazine features Central of Georgia Railway staff as examples of feminine efficiency. It highlights Miss Katharine Rodgers, Miss Melba Markham, and Miss Elise Wallace for their skill, dedication, and cheer, with a note on Miss Ledsinger’s praised work and disposition. W. A. Kline signs the tribute.
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Central of Georgia Railway
The
Right Way
Elise Wallace
Butler
Macon
Miss Rodgers
Central of Georgia Fa
Central
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Amusu
Reynolds, GA
Geraldine Farrar
Bert Lytell
Lombardi, Ltd
Fatty Arbuckle
Anita Stewart
Comedyart Productions
Aggie” Building
State
Watson-Smith Coalition
Attorney At Law
Walter E. Steed
Grand Lodge
Logal
Aggie” School
Melba Markham
W. A. Kline
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