Quiet Times in Old Georgia in July Campaign
In Atlanta Georgia July political notes detail a slow campaign with Hoke Smith delaying speeches until late July or early August. Judge Hart plans to leave the attorney general post, while governors Brown and Smith set up informal headquarters and campaigns may be run by friends rather than the candidates. Labor records are being checked for candidates, and a Watson Howell misstatement from 1906 is recalled with denials pending.
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Avlanta
John C. Hart
Himelf
Hoke Smith
Hart
Mr. Smith
Joe Brown
Atica
Brown
Smith
Georgia
Peters
Kimball House
J. R. Smith
Atlanta
Hewlett A. Hall
Greno Surface
Organized Labor
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Clark Howell
Howell
John Sibley
Libney
Store Room for Rent on Clayton Street by W A Jester
Large store room for rent on Clayton Street offered by W A Jester. The notice appears in a historical column with a second fragment noting digestive health, referencing stomach and bowels function. The two items share no clear link beyond the OCR artifact.
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Clayton Street
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Turner at First Presbyterian
Funeral services for Mrs. W. W. Turner are set for 11 o'clock Sunday at the First Presbyterian church _ in this city with Rev. Dr. E. L. Hill officiating. Pallbearers J. E. Talmadge Sr George C. Thomas Billups Phinizy C H Newton H H Linton R C Orr E Smith C A Scudder ordered to meet at Dorsey and Funkenstein at 9:45 for the procession.
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W. W. Turner
First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
Messrs
J. E. Talmadge, Sr
George C. Thomas
Billups Phinizy
C. H. Newton
H. H. Linton
R. C. Orr
E. Smith
C. A. Scudder
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Citizens Bank elects officers and directors at meeting
At a directors meeting the Citizens Bank and Trust Company elected W. H. Shelton as president W. F. Dorsey as vice president R. W. Woods as cashier and named W. H. Shelton W. F. Dorsey L. O. Benton E. L. Duckett Max Michael W. W. Duncan and E. J. Crawford as directors J C Duncan named book keeper Col Max Michael chosen attorney A dividend was declared payable September 1st The bank reported solid business in the past year Also listed ads for upholstering and a showcase for cigars at Maplewood Inn Tallulah Falls Ga
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Citizens’ Bank and Trust Company
W. H. Shelton
W. F. Dorsey
R. W. Woods
L. O. Benton
E. L. Duckett
Max Michael
W. W. Duncan
Funeral for Mrs W A Capps Held Saturday
The funeral and burial of Mrs. W. A. Capps took place after services at her Barber street home. Dr. E. L. Hill led the ceremony with Rev. Troy Beatty and Dr. Troutman assisting. Miss S Dunlap sang, and interment was at Oconee cemetery amid many friends and floral tributes.
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W. A. Capps
Barber Street
E. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
Troutman
First Methodist Church
Capps
Mr. Beatty
Hill
S Dunlap
Oconee Cemetery
Mr A B Carter Appointed Grand Lodge Division Deputy
Mr A B Carter of this city is named division deputy Grand master of the Grand Lodge of Georgia in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. His territory covers the sixteenth division and he is prominent in the order. He will take interest in lodge work and guidance.
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A. B. Carter
Grand Lodge
State of
Georgia
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Terest
Former Athenian Hurt in Macon Railroad Crash
Friends here learn J. H. Watson, long time G F and S official with Macon headquarters, was injured in a railroad wreck in Macon a few days ago. He suffered a crushed leg a badly cut head and other wounds but is slowly recovering. He was formerly a Athens resident and has visited often since moving to Macon.
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J. H. Watson
Macon
G. F. and
S. Railroad
Athens
Tax collectors to be sheriffs in Georgia counties
Special to The Banner. Atlanta July 9 Captain J C C Mc Alahan Clarke county representative today before the legislature adjourned introduced a bill to amend section 958 of the Georgia code to make tax collectors in counties with over 10 000 population ex officio sheriffs for the collection of taxes Albert Davison 41s at home here again He has returned to Athens after treatment for rheumatism His friends note improvement and praise his past leadership of the Davison Nicholson Co shoe business predicting he will again be a prominent local figure
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Atlanta
J. C. C. McAlahan
Clarke County
Albert Davison
Athens
Albert
Davison-Nicholson Co
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White Goods
Old
R. E. Holcomb
Prince Avenue
J. G. Paine
Maplewood Inn
A.B. Carter
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