Industrial education drives Georgia political fight at agricultural convention
At the Indian Spring convention the State Agricultural Society launched a campaign for an independent agricultural education system. Pope Brown led the effort with a plan to divert federal funds from the State university to a separate college, backed by endorsements from Governor Norten, Colonel Livingston, and others. The resolutions called for using United States funds solely for a separate agricultural education, signaling a major shift in Georgia’s higher education funding and power dynamics.
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The
Atlanta Journal
State Agricultural Society
Georgia
Redding
Pope Brown
Govenor Northen
Colonel Livingston
Brown
Hunnizut
Experiment Station
Glenn
Lyman Hall
Technological School
W. M. Scott
Virginia Polytechnic School
San Jose
State College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Agriculturists
United States
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Agricultural College
State University
University
Legislature
Board of Trustees
Emory and
Mercer
W.G.C
Discovered by a Woman and Cures for Consumption
A Shelby North Carolina woman, Mrs Luther Lutz, afflicted seven years, found relief after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. She slept after first dose and, with two bottles, was cured. Hamnick Co of Shelby reports the cure and offers bottles free at drug stores with a 50 cent and 1.00 size guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamnick &Co
Shelby, N.C
Thia
Mother's Friend liniment touted to ease childbirth
Henderson Dale, a Carmi Illinois druggist, endorses Mother's Friend from The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta as a safe Seeley liniment that strengthens tissues for childbirth. Used from early pregnancy, it is claimed to shorten labor and reduce pain, with benefits extending to recovery. sold for $1.00 and a free book titled Before Baby is Born is offered.
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Henderson Dale
Carmi
Ill
Bradfield Regulator Company
Atlanta
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Public road inquiry in Butts County Georgia 1898
R W Mays Leroy McMichael and others apply to open a new public road about three miles long in the 616 militia district. The proposed route runs south from Roberts ’told place through several landowners’ parcels to public roads from Jackson to Worthville near Mary C Shields residence. Final grant set for August 20 1898 unless a valid objection is shown. James F Carmichael Ordinary.
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Georgia
Butts County
R.W. Mays
Leroy McMichael
Roberts
Said County
Lindsey Woods
John L. Fincher
Martha Hendrick
BL. Deason
L. N. O’neal
A. M. Pace
T. J. Williamson
Mary
Jas. F. Carmichael
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Georgia Butts County
Notice to all persons indebted to David Maddox late of Butts County Georgia deceased to make immediate payment and all with claims against the estate to present them per law this July 27 1898. Browns Iron Bitters advertised as valuable especially to women with claims of health benefits and sales by dealers.
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Georgia
Butts County
Jas. H. Gilmore
de Bonis
Said County
Said
Jas. F. Carmichael
David Maddox
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W. B. Costly
Stockbridge Ga
Ellenwood
State
Chamberlain
Flovilla Drug Co
Chicago
Montreal
Can
New York
Spencer
Levy
Juniper
J.T. Moore
Bank Hall
Jackson, GA
Attorney Office
Jackson
P. Hall
INE
Dempsey
Mulberry Street
Tackson, Georgia
J. W.preston,sr
Malcolm H. Ayer
Preston & Ayer
North Triangular
Macon
Butts
L. L. Ray
Claude
Ray, Ray & Ray
Over Planter’s ‘Supply Co
W. Anderson
E.m.smith
KE. A.stephens
Anderson, Smith & Stephens
Mcdonough
M. M. Mills
Jackson,ga
J. A. Jarrell
Cleveland Hotel
AO. H. Cantrell
Third and
Mulberry Streets
Jackson, Georgia
Courier-Journal
Courier Journal
Henry Watterson
Jackson Argus
Courier-Jornal
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