Lost Fridgy Tire And Rim Between Hartwell And Athens
Fragmentary classified page note listing a lost 20x34 Goodrich tire and rim between Hartwell and Athens with finder rewards at Epps Garage. Also mentions miscellaneous ads for hides, Liberty bonds buying, insurance, candy factory start up kits, and repair services with incomplete names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Hartwell
Athens
Epps Garage
Athens Hide Co
Ingo
Thomas St. Bertweight
H. Eugene Fant
Mar
Liberty Bonds
Jester's Insurance Agency
Holman
Phono
Sic
Weather forecast reads fair and warm in Georgia
Weather in the region shows clear skies with rising temperatures across the southeast. High pressure dominates the plateaus while a small low may drift over Minnesota, bringing warmer conditions to Georgia and the Northwest remains above freezing.
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Georgia
Miasia
Virginia
Minnesota
Highway Weather Service Road Conditions Report
Road forecasts from Atlanta to Rome and Dalton to Chattanooga note fair to good conditions after recent rains. Bankhead highway Atlanta to Austell Lithia Springs remains good. western Dixie Highway Austell to Power Springs good. Other routes show fair to good with some rough spots near Social Circle and low-lying sections on Atlanta Macon route. weather expected to dry roads in coming days.
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Atlanta-Rome
Dalton-Chattanooga
Atlanta
Austell
Lithia Springs
Powaer Springs
Macon
Southern
Newman
Columbus
Newman Lo LaGrange Fine
Clarke County Farm Bureau Discusses Tax Valuation Reduction
The Clarke county farm bureau held a Tuesday meeting at the county courthouse to discuss lowering land valuations for county taxes. No action was taken but a committee was named to work out details of the proposed plan. Several members were absent and routine business was handled.
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Clarke County Farm Bureau
Athens Train Schedules And Acknowledgment Card
A card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. N Butler expresses gratitude for condolences. The page lists Southern Railway trains serving Athens with arrival and departure times to Lula Lila and other points, plus Georgia and Central of Georgia Rail lines and Seaboard schedules. It notes train numbers, routes, and agent contacts in Athens Georgia.
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Athens
N. Butler
Southern Railway No
Lila
G. B. Miller
Central OF OF Georgia RY
Central of Georgia
Mitchell Street
Waoan
Macon
Receivership Sought in Atlanta Klan Case
A petition in Fulton Superior Court seeks receivership of all Klan property funds and records. Judge Pendleton grants a temporary injunction restraining disposal of assets and bans salaries. Edward Young Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler named co defendants. A hearing to decide permanence of the injunction and receivership is slated for January 28.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton Superior Ore
Ge A
Ie Kloan
Kean 5B
Terrell
Lloyd B. Hooper
Jw. Atkin
A. J. Padon
John T. Pendleton
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Klan
Elizabeth Tyler
Propagation Department
Willam J. Shamons
W. H. Terrel
Klan Krest
Simmons
Telegram tribute to Wilson from Missouri and Tennessee Democrats
A Christmas telegram to former President Wilson from Edward F. Goltra Missouri Democratic committeeman praises his code of world peace. Wilson replies with greetings and party optimism for the New Year. Tennessee Democrats send Cordell Hull birthday felicitations, wishing health and strength and heartfelt regard from the state.
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ST. Louis
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Edward F. Goltra
Missouri
Nashville
Tean
Democratic State Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Executive Committee of
Tennessee
Cordell Hull
National Committee
Extortion Case Defense Wins Early Skirmish in Hearing
On the second day of a hearing before the supreme court, District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier's defense won a brief skirmish. The court allowed the production of private records from the Boston licensing board showing ownership divisions in the Higgins Hotel. Meyer Berman testified he paid 50 000 in 1916 and 1917 to settle hotel complaints through Daniel H. Coackley. The Attorney General accuses Pelletier of aiding extortion through threats of prosecution. Samuel E. Berman was recalled to the stand to review the records after a brief excusal for the request.
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Boston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Eupreme Court
Alen
James ‘5 Reed
Missouri
Aenior
Pelletier
Louis Epple
Boston Lcensing Board
Higgins Hotel
Meyer Berman
Daniel H. Coackley
Allen
Reed
Samuel E .Berman
New Postal Rate Washington January 1923 Change
Domestic postage rates take effect January 1 1923 altering the price structure for letters and packages. The government outlines new penny and cent increments affecting standard mail services nationwide.
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Washington
Officer accused of killing private in World War I
A letter from Lemvel O. Smith, ex first sergeant in Company M, claims Major H L Opie of Staunton Virginia shot and killed Private William Woolvine in a dugout during Verdun fighting in October 1918. Smith says Opie admitted the killing and described harsh treatment of soldiers.
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Washington
H. L. Opie
Staunton
116Th Infantry
France
Watson
Georgia
Lem ‘Vel O. Smith
Brandegee
Senate
Smith
Davis Clinic
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
William Woolvine
Opie
Woolvine
Ti. L. Opie
Verdun
Toad Ellison
Lee Collins
William Askew
H. Q. Nugent
Enon
Askew
Pulaski
Collins An
Dublin
Hamburg Chamber Sees German Peace Efforts Fail
The Hamburg chamber of commerce reports 1921 efforts by Germany to meet peace obligations have failed. It argues only a treaty revision and new banking cooperation can fix the crisis, urges restitution of colonies or a German mandate, and criticizes U S policy on shipping and German trade.
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Hamburg
Germany
Associated Press
Hamburg Chamber, of Commerce
London
France
England
America
War Vet College Work of Forbes
Washington director Forbes of the veterans bureau planned to visit the White House to seek President Harding's authorization for establishing a vocational training university at a former army cantonment in the South. Reports indicated SapI Johnston in Florida was likely to be chosen as the site amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Forbes
Veteran's Bureau
Whites House
Harding
Sapi Johnston
Ae Ae i. Fla
Universa
Bate Han
Cotton Market News Shows Firm Open and Mixed U.S. Girds
New York open shows steady futures with January around 18.85 and March 18.85 as buyers lift nearby contracts. New Orleans trade reports better cloth demand and a sharp early rise with January near 18.21, while spot quotes hold around middling 19.05 and October near 16.95. Liverpool prices edge higher amid limited demand as American shipments grow, closing barely steady with December around 11.24 and January 11.22. A murder suspect is reported in Jacksonville, with sheriff involvement continuing in Florida.
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New York
Wats
Liverpool
Commission House
Eceseens
WY Venececes
New Orleans
Menp Aes
Longs
Chicago Markets Show Wheat Decline and Livestock Rally
Early trading Wednesday saw wheat slip on forecasts of a government crop bump, with corn and oats mixed and hogs firming. Chicago bids listed mixed grain prices while St Louis showed varied red, white, and corn quotes. cattle and hog receipts rose as buyers pushed for heavier weights and higher prices in a volatile session.
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Chicago
Feateraay
Hoga
ST. Louis
S.T. Louis
Stocks Edge Higher As Bond Markets Mixed In New York
New York markets show firm Liberty bonds with mixed results in foreign exchange. Bond results list various bids and yields while stock list includes American Can, General Electric, and Baldwin Locomotive with notable gains and brief cautions on rail and industrials. Trading centers on energy, metals, and machinery amid easing money rates and ongoing Wall Street activity.
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New York
Car and Foundry
Iam
An. International Corp
Aee
Atchison , Bellenee Ee ‘Ae Atl
Gulf and
W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
lehem_ Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago
Pac
Crucible Steel
General Electric
General Motora
Minot Central
Iesreent Oubner O
Loufaville Ie
Nashville
Intl Harvester
Middle Sentory
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Yorke
K Central
N .N. Hand Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pitubure
West Va
Fi Ray Consolidated Copper Sinclair Con
Secteaern
United States Rubberee
United. States Steel
Utah Copper
Uh Westinghouse Electric
Willy’s Overland
Coca Colm
Gulf States
Peer
Sloss
Tron
United Cogs Ribeses
Virginia Caro, Chem
American Tobacco
Wall Street
Easton
American
Baldwin
Blackbaker
Utah
Stromberg Inspiration
Mexican Petroleum
Kiwanis Postpones Athens Meeting to Next Week
The Athens Kiwanis Club scheduled for Thursday is postponed until Thursday next week. President Charles K. Martin announced the delay due to many members being out of the city.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Charles K. Martin
Athens Club
Clty
Cotton Factories Use More Spindles in November
Washington reports active cotton spindles surged in November to 486,669 amid 24½ days of operation. Census Bureau figures show spinning capacity rising across states including North Carolina with 6,188,730 spindles and South Carolina with 5,015,692, reflecting higher factory activity versus prior months and 1920 levels.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
North Carolina
South Carolina
Rockefeller Daughter Granted Divorce in Chicago
Edith R. McCormick, daughter of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller Jr. and wife of Harold F. McCormick, was granted a divorce in superior court. No alimony was awarded. Judge Charles A. McDonald signed the decree after Mrs McCormick filed charges of denouncing actions by McCormick, who denied the accusations.
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Chicago
Edith R. McCormick
John Pdeller, Jr
Millonaire Oil King
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Charles A. McDonald
Dairy and sugar markets mixed with naval stores notes
Chicago dairy prices show declines for butter and creamery items while New York butter and eggs move higher and refined sugar breaks below five cents a pound for the first time in 11 years. Naval stores in Savannah hold firm with rosin and pitch sales and stock levels noted.
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New York
New Low
Sugar Refining Company
Naval Stores
Savannah
I Firm
Athens Chief Unaffected Christmas Calm 1921
Athens police chief hails 1921 Christmas as the most orderly on record with only a small number of incidents. He notes 22 arrests or detentions during the holiday period and attributes the lack of disorder to limited available intoxicants and disciplined behavior among local youths.
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Athens
Polite J
Recorders
Bouase
Booze And Pistol Charge Gets Fine
Frank Benton, a Black man, faced two charges involving liquor and a pistol on his person at a city court held Wednesday by Tradwell. He received a three month sentence on the liquor charge and an additional month for the pistol charge.
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Frank Benton
Zulky
Tradwell
Unclear fragmentary text about political figures and Haiti
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Negro minister, various political names, and the White House. Content is garbled with unclear references to President Harding, Haiti, and Senators Curtis and Tincher amid a party context. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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I Cabhington
Montes
Enworth
Harding
Haiti
Curtis
Tentative Tincher
White House
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Minden
Banner-Herald
Frederick Kurn
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Frank Holmetater
Froad Street
Banner—Morning Herald
Banner-Herald Personal
Reuter
W. I. Coxe Transfer Co
Thomas Street
Fec
Mulman
Atheny Stide Co
H. Eugene Fort
Mgr
Jago
Ted Sign
Federal
Federal Foundry Supply Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Milledge Ave
Cobb St
Addreas
Cure the Herald
Winterville
B. Milledge
Boulvard Heights
B. Dunaway
Pulaski St
Barber Street
Prince
J. A. Gordon
Boulevard
A. F. Carrielle
Commerce
Tt Co
Central Hide Co
North Thomas ST
J.G. White
Mer
Highway Weather Service
Nerrmann
Bureau
Rey
Romotion
Hube
Rylee, Lawrie
Holman Bldg
Gainesville
Railwa
Sun
Georgia Railro Road i
Union
Union Point
Augusta Point
Augusta
Seaboard Swrline
Atlanta-Montece Lo
Memphis-Birmngham
Norfolk-Richmond
Atlanta-Abbeville
Birmingham-Atlanta
Washington-N
Nefalg
Wilmington
J. Bush
Coal & Lumber CO
Wynburn
Klawrecever
Gobling OF
ORDER
Fulton County Court
Wire
WAR Vet College
Jan Red
Uly
Orleans
Sthary
Cottonseed Oil
Jacksonvie Fia
Sher- Wi
ScBane
Vicey
Victory
NEW York Money
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
Prance
Italy
Belgium
Halland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Montreal
Kiwanis
Rockefeller
Negri
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