Veterans Camp in Jacksonville Parks for Reunion May 6 8
Special to the Banner reports Jacksonville parks will host 1000 to 1200 Confederate veterans and friends during the May 6 to 8 reunion. The two attractive parks will house tents amid forest trees with amusement devices, motion pictures, and athletic events, as the city expands its park system valued at about 3 million dollars.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Hemming
Dingnan Park
Springfield Park
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dignan Park
South
Riverside Park
Fairfield Park
Hemming Park
Oakland Park
City Hall Park
LaVilla Park
East Jacksonville Park
May Day Festivities Highlight Veterans Reunion Programme
The May Day celebrations are planned as a centerpiece of the reunion entertainment for veterans and visiting reunion attendees expected in thousands. The events aim to please the old soldiers with specially arranged activities and attractions.
Woman Beautiful Exquisite Art Portrayals Feature
Vintage advertisement touts a set of six 7x10 inch art portrayals by French and other artists. Finely finished in phototone on heavy paper, with free bonus framing image offered. Prices range from $1.25 for the full set postpaid, money back guarantee included. Dayton Art Portrayal Co. Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton Art Portrayal CO
Dayton
Ohio
Georgia Looks to Good Roads Movement Progress
Atlanta April 1 Georgia surges for better roads as the Georgia chamber of commerce pushes education and a potential state highway commission. Emory Winship and a touring party plan county interviews to spark a statewide road plan and a highway bill for next session. Officials issue circulars calling for co operation and a vigorous campaign to build roads across all counties.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Emory Winship
Macon
Winship
State Chamber
Good Roads Committee
Toghether
Good Roads
American Good Roads Congress
The
Roads Congress
South
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Road Commissioners
Kimball
James G. Woodward
John W. Maddox
Rome
Adele company stars Nairn and Kappler in Colonial engagement
Two principals of the French musical farce Adele, Ralph Nairn and Alfred Kappler, join the Adele company. Nairn is a former principal comedian with George Edwardes London Gaiety Company and Kappler a Tyrolean tenor from Arcadians. Adele plays at the Colonial on the 15th.
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Adele
Ralph Nairn
George Edwardes
London Gaiety Company
Alfred Kappler
Arcadians” Company
Colonial
Mr C N Bond Promotes CheroCola in Athens
Mr C N Bond from the CheroCola Company visited Athens yesterday and distributed advertising tickets for a bottle of the new soft drink. An old University fellow, he was raised in Bowman and has many Athens friends.
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Athens
C. N. Bond
Chero- Cola Company
University Ball Park
Bond
Bowman
Masonic Lodge to Convene on April 2 in Mount Vernon Hall
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M announces an evening meeting on Thursday April 2 at 8 o'clock in the third floor Stax Joseph Building hall. Work planned in the Fellow Craft degree. Visiting brethren invited by L N Betts W M and secretary MO G Quinn. Also listed are Georgia Governor John M Slaton and Jos Hydé Pratt.
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Mount Vernon Lodge
Stax Joseph Building
L. N. Betts
W. M. MO. G. Quinn
Sixteen Year Old Girl Praises Vegetable Compound
A New Orleans girl of sixteen reports illness and quick improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A St Clair Pa. girl also credits the remedy for back pains pimples and fatigue. The ad notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts and promises open responses from a woman.
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New Orleans
L. E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Tehoupitoulas St
St. Clair, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Estella Macaire
Thwing St
St. Clair
Found a Cure for Rheumatism Advertisement Claim
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Town says he suffered rheumatism for two years and could not raise his right hand to his mouth. He credits Chamberlain's Liniment, used for two months, with curing him, and claims he has had no rheumatism since. For sale by all dealers.
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Lee L. Chapman
Mapleton
Town
Chamberlain
Adv
Market News Reflects Mild Weather and Corn Rally
Market activity rose as mild weather supported demand with a corn rally fueled by improved Eastern demand. A round lot of corn shipped to Iowa for industrial use marked a record for this time of year as prices firmed 13 cents above last night. Liverpool cotton opened steady with declines expected, later turning firmer, middling at 7.22 and 15,000 bales sold including 14,600 American.
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Adeas
Chicago
Sass
Opera
Middling Quotations Hold Steady as May Dips Slightly
Early afternoon quotes show prices holding steady with May futures down about six points. Other months trade within a point or two of last night’s close as tone remains middling and steady.
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Cables and Weather
The New York cotton market opened firm and 5 to 10 points higher on April 1 as Liverpool cables rose and English spot sales increased with southwest weather concerns. Rumors said top spot interests planned April shipments from local stock. May futures edged back to last night’s level, with later deliveries 1 to 4 points higher. Business was less active during the session.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Rain in Region
New Orleans April 1 Cotton futures opened steady with a 4 to 7 point advance on favorable cables and rain in the cotton region. Early trade showed gains to 8 points but profit taking reduced them to 1 to 2 points up. Later selling pushed prices 3 points under yesterday's close as trading progressed to noon.
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New Orleans
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M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Eae Reyes Poe
Oleys
Bae
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Adele Company
MR. C. N. Bond
Cherocola
Associated Press
Orleans
Oos
Eos
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