Nightly radio listings and notes from Atlanta sports
Seventy lines of radio program schedules show KFW stations, WGN WJJD WLS and others featuring orchestras jazz concerts sports reviews and dramatic programs. The piece notes a final work-out at Shiller Field for the opening session and a half holiday in Atlanta to boost attendance records, followed by a column urging workers to think more and work smarter with practical tips from J G Bell.
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Fort Worth Cats Leave for Atlanta Rendezvous
Fort Worth Wild Cats depart for Atlanta to face the Crackers in the Dixie championship series. The Crackers, led by Bert Neihoff, vow a campaign to sap the Cats’ spirit and send them back defeated.
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Lochinvar
Ft. Worth
Monroe sale of McEnery's Lee Ave Addition lots 1 and 2
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Succession of J W Adcock Deceased No 2393 the administratrix Elizabeth Adcock will sell at public auction on Saturday October 24 1925 at 11 am at the west door of the Monroe court building the property described as lots 1 and 2 block 101 McEnerys part of Lee Avenue Addition to Monroe Louisiana to pay debts. Cash with appraisal as fixed in the inventory. W Smith Atty.
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McEnery
Lee Avenue
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Elizabeth Adcock
W. Smith
Washington and Lee to reopen first journalism school
Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia restarts the first U S journalism school tomorrow as the Lee Memorial School of Journalism opens in a remodeled campus building. Professor Roscoe B Ellard directs a program emphasizing news gathering writing and editorial study alongside technical courses for small dailies and weeklies.
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Beloit College
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Parish High Junior Class Elects Officers
The Ouachita Parish High School junior class held its first business meeting Monday. Officers elected for the coming year are President King Sutbbs, Vice-President Lula Johnson, and Secretary and Treasurer Winifred Riggs. An entertainment committee is to be decided, with many good times hoped ahead.
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King Sutbbs
Lula Johnson
Treas
Winifred Riggs
Smith Bros Sells Boys Caps in Bulk Prices
Smith Bros offers boys caps in good quality at 50c 1 00 and 1 50 with a variety of sizes available.
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Congressman Kemp Leaves for Capital to Open Washington Office
Amite Louisiana September 22 Congressman Boliver E Kemp of the Sixth Louisiana District departs with his family for Washington to set up his office ahead of Congress assembling in December. He has just completed preparations for the trip.
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Boliver E. Kemp
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We'll All Forget It A Tale Of Steve's Escape
Lillian clings to the confidences around the tale of Steve's escape while Lee Chow attends as a quiet observer. The group pressures the narrator to reveal what happened, balancing authority, loyalty, and the weight of friendship amid lingering burdens.
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Lee Chow
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Kemp Seeks River Clearance to Restore Sixth District Navigation
Congressman Kemp says he will return to Washington after addressing district issues including removing logs blocking navigation on the Amite River. The government has agreed to clear the river mouth, with Kemp hoping for further progress.
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