Vote for William J Harris in Georgia Senate race
A Georgia political notice urges voters to back William J Harris in the U S Senate contest, condemning Wm Schley Howard for misleading statements about President Wilson and the administration. The piece extols Harris as a clean, high minded candidate and attacks Howard for misrepresenting the President and his stance.
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United States
Wm. Schley Howard
Wilson
Georgia
William J. Harris
Howard
Harris
Mr. Harris
Woodrow Wilson
Clark Howell
Schley Howard
Joe Wheeler
Heav
Lame Shoulder Ailment Treated With Rest and Liniment
A brief note on a lame shoulder caused by rheumatism in muscles. Rest is advised along with applications of Chamberlain's Liniment for relief. The tone urges trying the remedy. The source presents a straightforward health suggestion without additional detail.
Hardwick and the Farmer watch turns on record
The Americas Times-Record questions Senator Hardwick’s friendship with farmers. It cites his votes against the shipping bill parcel post extension war finance nitrate bill and other measures aiding agriculture, arguing the record will turn Georgia farmers away.
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The
Americas Times-Recorder
Hardwick
United States Senate
Times-Recorded
Senator Hardwick
Congressional
Georgia
United States
Calls for Georgia selectmen to camp in early September
Calls totaling 4546 Georgia selectmen for camp during the first six days of September are announced. Of these 2700 are white and 1846 are Black. The plan would exhaust the 1917 white and Black classes, leaving likely drafts from the 1918 registrants. White calls include 2100 general service to Camp Wheeler and 600 limited service on September 6. Black calls list camps Dix Wrightsville, Camp Johnson, Camp Wheeler, Camp Gordon, and Camp Mead with counts 127, 219, 5000, 500, and 500 respectively.
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Georgia
Crowder
Camp Wheeler
Camp Dix
Wrightsville
N. J
Camp Johnson
Fla
Camp Gordon
Camp Mead, Md
Stephens campaigns against Macon convention plan faces odd choice
Alexander Stephens alleges he was wronged at the Macon convention and seeks a Court of Appeals seat. He condemns the process yet targets Judge Walter F. George and Judge Jenkins rather than those who defeated him, urging the public to rectify the injustice by replacing Judge Harwell.
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Alexader Stephens
Frank Harwell
Court of Appeals
Macon
Mr. Stephens
Walter F. George
Supreme Court
W. F. Jenkins
Stephens
Messrs
George and
Jenkins
Georgia
Harwell
Judge Harwell Seen as Better Than Cheap Politics
Was not secured from any convention but by Governor Dorsey appointment. Stephens’s attitude is unworthy of a judge of the highest court, and should be repudiated by voters. The overwhelming election of Judge Harwell would defeat this low political tactic, according to the Chatsworth Times.
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Dorsey
Stephens
Harwell
Chatsworth
A Call to Register for Selective Service
The article urges immediate registration for selective service on Thursday September 12th, framing every man aged 18 to 45 as a volunteer in disguise. It emphasizes quick, informed compliance to empower national defense and expand the army to meet wartime goals.
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Selective Service
Buc
America
Intensive Farming and Soil Cultivation for Better Crops
The piece argues that soil tillage and timely cultivation boost yields during drought, noting culture is manure. It stresses that careful soil preparation, ongoing clod stirring, and extended cultivation before harvest increase returns more than relying on commercial fertilizers.
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Taylor County
Patriot Volunteers Urged to Register in War Effort
Georgians are called to serve as registrars for the September draft so that more than 300000 men can be registered. Clerical ability and legible writing are valued, and volunteers should write their nearest draft board immediately to be added to the honor roll.
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Washington
The Joy of Living and Champlain Tablets
A short notice promotes Chamain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. It links improved bowel movement and digestion to enjoying life and avoiding absorbed poisons and headaches.
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Chamain
Price for Railroad Commissioner candidate in Georgia
The Bainbridge Post Searchlight profiles J. D. Price seeking a Georgia railroad commissioner seat. It notes his farming background, long public service including state legislature and agriculture roles, and prior opposition to higher rates on agricultural products. The piece argues he would represent farmers before the commission.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
State Railroad Board
Georgia
J. D. Price
Mr. Price
Farmington
Oconee County
House
Senate
Georgia Experiment Station
Griffin
Price
Railroad Commission
George Hillyer
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Taylor GO
Butler, Ga
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Mississippi
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Keese
R.R
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Army
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Bainbridge- Post Searchlight
Railroad Commissio
WM. J. Harris
President Wilson
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