First Saturday House session debates prison inquiry
The Georgia House held its first Saturday session of the term and rejected most leave requests. The main fight centered on a proposed inspection of the state prison farm and convict camps, with opponents calling investigations wasteful while supporters urged action and expense.
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House OF Representatives
Reformatory Committee
House
Dorsett
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Michael's Remodeling Sale Draws Crowds In Store Event
Startling news from the ready to wear department highlights a clearance sale with every garment on racks included. Shoppers are urged to attend as the offer promises virtually any dress or suit at low prices.
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Michael
Odd Waists in Voile and Embroidered Effects Priced Up To Seven Fifty
A stock clearance announces that every odd waist in voile lingerie and embroidered effects priced up to $7.50 has been gathered and placed on a table for sale at a notably low asking price.
Closing Out Summer Hats Offer Still A Bargain
A summer hat sale promises long service and low cost. Buyers are urged to invest a few cents more for a hat that delivers value over many months.
Householders Benefit From 25 Percent Spread Sale
A local advert offers 25 percent off on a stock of spreads for economical households. Prices show assorted quantities with principal items listed as one dollar spreads and discounted bundles, encouraging shoppers to buy in bulk at reduced rates.
Ayer Attacks Superintendent of State Institution in Budget Debate
Mr. Ayer pressed charges against the institution’s superintendent and some trustees while denying aims to move the school from Floyd County to Macon. He argued mismanagement, waste of funds, and letters accusing the superintendent of drunkenness, seeking to clean out the place rather than relocate it.
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Thomas R. Ayer
Macon
Bibb County
Cave Spring
Ayer
Bale
Floyd County
House
Senate
Mr. Ayer
Connor
Fullbright
River
Appropriations
Stark
Ion
Spot Cotton and Liverpool Market Report
News of the Markets notes spot cotton prices in cities from Athens to Charleston with middling ranges and Liverpool quotations. It also reports Liverpool cables due, market activity, and futures ending steady with mixed shifts amid anticipated U S budget developments.
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Athens
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Savannah
Norfolk
iAugusta
Houston
Baltimore
Memphis
Charleston
St. Louis
Mobile
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Stomach Weakness, User Report
William Sharp of West Webster New York credits Chamberlain's Tablets with restoring his weak stomach. He says the tablets strengthened his digestion, allowing normal function after a few weeks. The manufacturer or seller is advertised as available by air.
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Chamberlain
William Sharp
West Webster
N. Y
Wool Tops and Yarn Exports To Ease Shortage In England
London July 30 The Board of Trade authorizes export of wood tops and yarns to England by Textile Alliance members to relieve combed wool scarcity. Wool from Australia will be bought by U S buyers at London sales and shipped to the U S to be returned as tops and yarns for woolen cloth. Consignments must go through five firms for account Fresh Gelds London.
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Wohlwender
Sloan
State Prison Commission
Georgia
House
Oliver
Neill
Muscogee
Messrs. Shipp
Colquitt
Fullbright
Burke
Griffin
Lowndes
Fowler
Bibb
Olive
Richmond
Yeomans
Temperance Party
Associated Press
London
Board of Trade
Textile Alliance
United States
England
Australia
Edwin H. Freshfield, Baring Bros. & Co.,Ltd
Brown,Shipley & Co
Higginson & Co
Morgan Grenfell & Co
Gelds
Michael Brothers Enjoy Their Most Successful Season
Mr Michael of Michael Brothers left for New York to supervise the ready to wear line. He is aided by New York buyers as the firm plans a stock that will be the envy of any store. He will visit several well known watering places during the trip.
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Atlantic
North Georgia Mineral Railroad
Phil Cook
Secretary of State
Slaton
Cook
Messrs. King and Spalding
Harris
Ogden Persons
Senate
Burwell
House
Warren Grice
Simon Michael
Michael Brothers
New York
Michael
August Jurors Named for Athens City Court Term
Thirty six residents are drawn to serve as jurors for the August term of Athens city court with Judge H. S. West presiding. The list includes Chas H Kenney C W Cox Herschel Carthers R F Morton and others. The term begins in the third week of next month.
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Athens
H.S. West
Chas. H. Kenney
C. Vw. Cox
Herschel Carthers
R. F. Morton
M. Mallory
T. J. Epps
A .,. Haughey
J. Oo. Williams
Constipation Linked to Ills and Irritability
An advertorial notes that accumulated intestinal waste causes poisons and fevers, upset digestion, belching, and irritability. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to cleanse the bowels and restore health.
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Dr. King
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