Overview The collection contains six volumes of Capital Avenue Elementary School publications from 1972 through 1973, Cooper Street Elementary School publications from 1970 through 1972, biographical information about Atlanta educator Dr. Claude C. George, Jr. and other family members, clippings from the Atlanta constitution and Atlanta daily world from 1957 through 1964, pamphlets, periodicals, essays, and other publications relating to the Atlanta public schools (1974-1990), and a diploma from...

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Contains twelve (12) issues of three (3) distinct agricultural newspapers, including The Inland Farmer (Louisville, Kentucky); The Progressive Farmer & Southern Farm Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina); and Southern Ruralist (Atlanta, Georgia). The bulk of newspapers are from 1917.

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Most issues of the weekly newspaper Flagpole from 1995 to present.

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The collection contains one issue of the newspaper,The Georgia Broadaxe, May 11, 1912, vol. III, no. 13; one black and white 8" x 10" photograph of the home of Dr. Edgar and Mrs. Lizzie Bowden; and eight plaques of various sizes nailed onto a 21" x 23 ½" wooden board, which were presented to Mr. F. G. Mattox between 1966 and 1978 for "Outstanding Dedication and Service to Youths."

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Slides of photographs taken by Dan McClure for local publications including Athens Magazine and as owner of McClure Studios.

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Collection of twelve (12) issues of the Polylogue, an Augusta, Georgia, mid-twentieth century newspaper; a letter dated 23 August 1970 from Louisa Mustin to the editors of the Polylogue, congratulating them on “accurate and responsible journalism” but warning against “rabble rousing” and being deemed “communists” for reporting factual new stories; integration leaflet published by Augusta Educational News Cooperative (August, 1970).

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Issues of the United Free Press, a weekly newspaper published in Athens, Georgia, established in 1970.

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The collection covers the period between 1937 and 1971 and consists of certificates, plaques, news clippings, photographs, scrapbook, ephemera, and books pertaining to the life and career of Sanford H. Lee as an agricultural extension agent in Bibb County, Georgia.