Excursion Fares from Georgia Railways for 1911 Meetings
Fares from Georgia points to Atlantic City Birmingham Meridian Rochester Rome and other cities for 1911 events. Includes Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and religious and fraternal group gatherings. Applies from Georgia routes with May to August dates and total fare details via ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Grand Lodge
P. C. Elks
Rome
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
Agusta
Grand Lodge No
G. U
Program Second District Sunday School Association Event
Sunday School session at Wayside on April 30 1911 featured Dimmock leading scripture lessons and talks by W H Farmer CF Richards and H W T with music by choister and a tea break. Delegates discussed convention site Bethany Church and final benediction by Dimmock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside
T. W.dimmock
W. H. Farmer
Richards
Dimmock
Choister
Steamship Ventilators and Windward Errors in Marine Art
A New York Sun note discusses common mistakes by steamship company artists who depict ventilators facing windward. It explains real vents open to lee as wind shifts, condemning audiences who prefer the misdrawn red shafts. Mentions Confederate Veterans Reunion at Little Rock May 16-18 1911 and Monteagle Bible School and Institute programs in July August 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Little Rock
Ark
Monteagle & Sewanee Tenn
Monteagle Bible School
Monteagle Sunday School Institute
Ancient Horses and Their Changing Roles in History
The text notes humans used horses as food for a long period before realizing their value as transport. It questions Paleolithic use of horses for travel and cites European invasions by geolithic peoples introducing domesticated horses and cattle as primary animal foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
It Looks Like Hell Volcano Lesson Sparks Pupils
A schoolteacher used a flaming mountain drawing on the blackboard to teach a lesson. When asked what it looked like the class answered with puzzled looks, and a boy quietly responded that it looked like hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Magazine
FourYearOld Robert Questions Chickens Legs
A Philadelphia Record item notes young Robert, four, who ponders spring chicks and asks whether chickens legs are hind legs or front legs, reflecting a child's curious nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Philadelphia
Drunken man resisted police outside rain spout scene
A heavily intoxicated man on a very rainy day weaved under a belching water spout as a policeman tried to guide him away. He resisted, muttering incoherently about women and children in a colorful street-side moment.
Grim Ways in Guinea and War Cries of Cannibal Acts
Excerpts recount Walter Goodfellow describing mourning customs in New Guinea including grass attire and skull trade. He notes wailing ceremonies, burial practices, and cannibal claims among the Mimika people amid warfare. A Scottish tale ends with a humorous misnaming encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatan
Walter Goodfellow
Chicago News
Steamboat Rock Stands as Desert Landmark
A World Magazine note describes Steamboat Rock in northern Arizona, a dismantled battleship shaped wall remaining from an ancient mesa eroded by centuries’ storms. The formation, a well known desert landmark, resembles a ship and survives as a striking natural feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Desert
World Magazine
Probate notices in Carroll County Georgia 1911
Probate notices announce multiple petitions in Carroll County Georgia. Executors and administrators acknowledge petitions for probate of wills and for administration, with citations to heirs and creditors to appear at the June 1911 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
William Kinney
Edwardsville
Als
Charlie Weems
Little Rock
Ark
Earnest D. Dorsett
M. A. McPherson
Auld County
M. A. McPhare Zon
Millican
Ames Beall
S. B. Gaston
S. B
John Couch
W. F. Couch
W. J. Millican
Catherine A. B.curts
Court House
Skid County
S. A. Buttrill
B. W. Butttrill
Aald County
B. W. Buttrill
A. Buttrill
A. L. Barlow
G. V. Barlow
G. A. Hogan
Hamilton Hogan
L. P. Barnes
Bowdon and
Columbus
J. M. Smith
Sallie Benford
J M Smitth
L P Barnes
Victory Road
J M King
G W Camp
Cherokee Co. Als
W. H. Camp
Admz
Mra
H. R. Rowe
W. E. Smith
Dorsett
Mia
Anna Irene Rengin
Haying
7 E Reagin
Thia
Ji Reagin
Anna Irene Reagin
J E Reagin
Minnie Webb Pritchett
W J Webb
WJ Webb
Jane
WJ Millican
Professional services and attorneys in Carrollton Georgia
A dense listing of local professionals including lawyers such as Boykin and Boykin, Dorset, and Adamson, physicians like Dr Powell, dentists Lovvorn and Cramer, and others. The notice cites offices, phone numbers, buildings, and hours, spanning Carrollton and nearby Bowdon with advertisements for legal, medical, and optical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boykin & Boykin
Georgia Loaner Trust Co
First Nations Sail
Carrollton
Homer Boatright
First National Bank
J. M. L. Strickland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cetral of Georgia Railway
N. J
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Account General Assembly Presbyterian Church
U.S
Birmingham
Meridian
Miss
National Baptist Sunday School ‘Congress
Pacific Coast
Rochester
N. Y
Charlotteville
University of Virginia
Evansville
Ind
Account ‘General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Barnesville
Dunlay
Roop Hardware Company
Free Press
Bese
Guinea
Tammas
Pittendrigh
Tom
Nicholas Duff Gordon Ogilvy
Nick
Littles Rhody
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Congress
Senator Dawes
W. J. Altitcan
DIAL
C J. Dee
J. H. Powell
Telea
Ball Phone
J. BE. Cramer
Roop Building
L. J. Brock
Carrollton, Ga
Stewart Building
Harris’ Hardware Store
RE. W. Adamson
Carrollton Ga
Bradley
Adamson & Jackson
D, Jackson
E, Foster
Bradley Bidy
L. M. Lovvorn Dentists
Lovvorn
Bowdon
Nay F. Lox
J. T. Coleman
South West
Ham
Tox
James Beall
Mro
Fannie Sailors
Ann
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