Wilenn Lanier Joins Athens Engineering Firm
The Athens Engineering Company announces the appointment of Wilenn Lanier as assistant. Lanier, a University of Georgia graduate, won top honors in engineering and led the Blue and Tangent honorary fraternity. He served as a Field Artillery lieutenant in the third officers training camp before returning to complete his degree last year.
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Wilson Lanier
Athens
Aighager
Lanier
University , of Georgia
School of Engineering
Acd Tangent
Leutenant
Field Artillery
Besfore
Cotrae
Returne&e
Bodies of Fallen Soldiers Arrive in Atlanta From France
Special to The Banner Atlanta Ga July 17 The bodies of twenty six southern soldiers who fell in France arrived in Atlanta yesterday afternoon the first group to be brought from the fields of sacrifice. transported from Hoboken where they landed from France on an army transport. In Atlanta they are in the custody of the quartermaster department and will be sent to their homes when relatives are notified. Each coffin will have an escort of one or two men. The bodies will be kept in Atlanta at the Candler building until transportation arrangements are made.
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Atlanta
France
Héboken
Ako
Thea Quartermaster Department
The
Candler
Embargo on Watermelons In Atlanta Railroads
An embargo is placed on arriving watermelons by all railroads serving Atlanta. Shipments require a special permit showing no cars are blocking the team-track. Merchants say the embargo aims to clear congestion and improve market tone.
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Atlanta
Coal Car Service
Georgia native praises home state and southern progress
Former Georgia man A Patterson, in Atlanta, credits Georgia as a rich, progressive state with growing towns and prosperous farmers. He notes a cotton industry boost through the American Cotton Association and Southern booster efforts, while acknowledging drought, pests, and the Cotton News.
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Georgia
Atlanta
A. O.patterdon
Heinein
Weevil
Havic
Union
Amierican,Cotton Association
Mefinga Cotton News
Oklahoma
National Bankers Association Aids Fight for Exchange
The National Bankers Association pledges support to reduce exchange charges on out of town cash items. A committee of state banking superintendents will urge Congress to amend the Reserve Act to allow banks to charge reasonable exchange. The group cites Georgia legislation pending to require exchange fees and thanks the Federal Reserve Bank for neutrality.
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L. Ri“Adania
Baikire
Ardtective’ ‘Association
Firpper Exchange
National Association
Atates Das
Congress
Bankers’, Association
Federal Reserve Bank
John 8. Fisher
Pennsylvana
DF. Gresin
Alabama
Tra R. Pontius
Ohio
Marshall Cousins
Wisconsin
Charles F. Sterne
California
Itta
Georgia
Vet Vegetable Compound Relieves Nervous Breakdown After Births
Mrs Eva E Shay of Garnett Kansas recounts severe nervous collapse after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after two doses and eventual full recovery after five bottles, leading to healthier later pregnancies and ongoing praise for the remedy.
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Garnett
Kaipo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jipy
Eva E
Shay
Kansas
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