Griggs Wins Reelection in Georgia Postal District
Albany dispatch reports Hon. James M. Griggs re-elected to Congress by a large majority, Roddenberry carrying three counties. Frank Parks defeats Judge Spence for a statewide office. Brown defeats Gov. Smith in Dougherty County, signaling a shift toward conservative, pro investment governance. Myers extols the Georgia political realignment and future prosperity.
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Albany
James M. Griggs
Roddenberry
Thomas
Early
Grady
Frank Parks
Judge Spence
Brown
Dougherty County
Hoke Smith
Griggs
Savannah
Herman Myers
Chatham County
Joe Brown
National Bank’ of
Gov. Smith
Georgia
Health Coffee Imitation Marketed by Dr Shoop in Racine
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin touts Health Coffee as a near true coffee substitute made from toasted grains and malt with nuts. He claims it can be prepared in a minute and notes Sparks Grocery Co sells it.
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Radfield Regulato
Laborers from Americus poised for Georgia rail work
In recent days conditions in Georgia show improvement. Division Superintendent Thompson of the Central reports that twenty five Americus workmen could gain employment near Chickamauga, with transportation to be wired when ready. Atlanta also notes four large fertilizer plants will reopen after months closed, bringing several hundred workers back.
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Gov. Smith
Smith
Sept. Thompsson
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Central
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Bucklen Arnica Salve Delivers Quick Foot Cure
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1, Occh ran, Ga., reports a bad corn on the instep healed after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He praises a perfect cure from less than a 26 cent box, sold under guarantee at Eldridge Drug Store.
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oCchran
Bucklen
Eldridge Drug Store
Pulp Industry Eats Up Wood Supply In last Year
Washington June 9 preliminary Census Bureau report shows U S pulpwood use nearly four million cords doubling 1899, with over 2.5 million tons of pulp produced. Spruce accounted for 68 percent of pulpwood, hemlock 14 percent, others small shares. Increased spruce prices push mills to other woods. imports from Canada rise as northern supplies lag.
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Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
United States Forest Service
United States
Canada
North-Central
New England
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