Personal and Social News From Athens City
Mrs. P Hewell of Atlanta visits relatives in Athens as others travel for family care. Local social notes cover visitors from Atlanta and Briistol Tennessee, Easter plans, recoveries, and a piano contest at a dry goods store with voting among Boomer Willis Brooks and Mattie Lee Marshall. Political interest rises in Crawford.
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Mrs. P. Hewell
Atlanta
City
E. Carter
Cassie
Athens
J. M. Stokely
J. T. Brooks
Wilkes County
M. C. Colquitt
Edmondson
Edwards
J. A. Roland
Boomer
Willis Brooks
Mattie Lee Marshall
Crawford
H. A. Carthers
Victrola
AJ AJ Camp
Brand Street
FP. Wilson
Hoschton
Banco
Robbie Blasingarme
Brenau College
Gaines Ville
W. OL. Basing
Cotton Markets Close For Easter Holidays
The report notes New York and New Orleans cotton and all foreign exchanges closed yesterday for Easter holidays with some markets including London Paris and Berlin also shuttered. Open markets in New York stock and grain trades contrasted with the holiday closures while local conditions across the South show cautious activity in lumber and hardwood trades as spring construction picks up.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
London
Paris
Berlin
Saas Eeee
Markets Face Slowdown in Iron and Steel Demand
Yesterday’s markets show Ion No. 2 foundry buyers reluctant for third quarter delivery while major furnaces hesitate to stockpile. Steel billets demand slumped. some new contracts offer limited cheer. Railroads withhold estimates and April output is forecast to match March. Southern iron and steelmen cite excessive nationalization amid dull coal mining. coke prices firm with little accumulation. Letter conditions hoped for soon.
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Ion No. 2
Wheat prices rise on seed delays and cold in Northwest
Wheat prices rose in Chicago on seed delays and cold Northwest weather. Reports of possible winter crop damage from a Southwest freeze and potential fall in world shipments, especially Russia, supported a firming tone. Nebraskan rain boosted wheat firmness while green bug talk in Oklahoma added pressure.
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Chicago
Russia
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Omaha
Kans City
Clarke county announces several Democratic primary bids
A series of notices from Clarke county officials announces candidacies for local offices in the Democratic primary. A. Mallory seeks tax collector, H. H. Linton seeks reelection, J. Hancock would remain deputy sheriff, Elmer J. Crawford runs for Clerk of the Superior Court, E. I. Smith seeks treasurer, and J. H. Dorsey seeks reelection as tax receiver.
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Clarke County
J. H. Hancock
Walter E. Jackson
Elmer J. Crawford
Clarke County Political Notices 1914 Campaign Announcements
A collection of 1914 Clarke County notices records candidates for coroner surveyor state senate roads and revenues representative and other offices, all subject to Democratic primary action. Names include C N Weatherly Ben H Barrow J A Stovall W McIntyre J Hodgson L McLeroy O H Arnold Jr L C Brown J F Rhodes and others. A local ad copy promotes Electric Bitters as a spring tonic.
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Clarke County
Democratic Party
J. W. McIntyre
Myse
Ben H Barrow
Sioner
Joseph M. Hodgson
Robert L. Bramblett
J. L. Mecleroy
General Assembly
State of Georgia
H. Arnold, JR
L. C. Brown
J. F. Rhodes
Stokely Nominated for Clerk of Superior Court
Announcement favors R C E Stokely for clerk of superior court in Oglethorpe County. A respected bookkeeper with long service and polished manners, he would reflect credit on supporters. The note praises his penmanship, education, and courteous behavior as qualifications.
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R. C. E. Stokely
Superior Court
Stokely
J. A Roland
Oglethorpe County
Weather forecast and conditions with regional notes
The weather section reports unsettled conditions across the country with rain likely Sunday and cooler temperatures after. It notes mild to warm southern and eastern highs with very cold conditions in the northwest, citing specific readings around St. Paul Duluth and Sault Ste. Marie. Atlanta expects unsettled weather and possible rain Sunday then cooler. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
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Bantery
Atlanta
Georgia
Lake Region
St. Paul
Duluth
Sault Ste. Marie
Huron Anid
Rapid City
Co. F. von Herrmann
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George D. Thomas
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H. A. Ethridge
S. W. Richardson
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R. J. Turner
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Briistol, Tenn
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C. W. Davison
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Toccoa
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Hot Springs
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The
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Meigs Street
Elizabeth Shippen
Ellijay
Sara O'Farrell
Louis Funkenstein
Macon
Morris Michael
J. J. Stone
Winterville
Sarah Uh
Wintervill’s
J. 1 Stone
Lumpkin Street
George Hulme
Homer Smith
Jim Palmer
Joseph Stewart
Crawford News
R. Brandt
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Clayton Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ural
Sopel
Associated Press
A. Mallory
H. H. Linton
E. I. Smith
J. H. Dorsey
C. N. Weatherly
J. Stovall
Elberton, Ga
Commis
J. C. van de Lande
Kirkland
Winder Society
J. L. Saul
Little Son
West Point
Emory Harris
Bethlehem
M. J. Perry
Robert Camp
H. E. Millikin
J. T. de Lesgelien
Madison
Mary Quarterman
Henry West
William Henry Quarterman
Monroe A. & M. College
Monroe
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W. H Toole
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Box W. Notre Dame
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the Music Makers’ Quartet
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