Remittance Methods and Public Notices from Atlanta
The notice outlines payment options by ex press postoffice money order or registered letter and urges prompt reports of late deliveries. It warns carriers cannot collect subscriptions. Farmers in Telfair report Bob White harming corn. The piece notes the Play Congress in Richmond and praises The Southern Woman's Magazine. It discusses labor law issues, Phagan case coverage, and the spread of related cases to other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phagan
Atlanta
Grace
Appelbaum
Chamber of Commerce Yet to Hold Key Meeting Tomorrow
The Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday evening in the City Hall council chamber. The gathering is described as highly important for the trade organization with much interest centered on the agenda.
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Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Question of Education Promotes Local Mail Order Alternative
The piece argues that parcel post favors nearby merchants who can ship quickly and cheaply within a zone. It urges small retailers to advertise locally via catalogues circulars and posters. The goal is to educate the public to buy closer to home now.
Athens Starts Warm Welcome for Baraca Convention
Four hundred leading young business men from across the state will visit Athens for the Baraca Convention this weekend. Local hosts have secured under one hundred homes, leaving about three hundred delegates needing care. Athens aims to showcase enterprise hospitality and convention handling to attract future investment and relocation.
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Athens
Suffrage Bill Defeated by Commons Vote in Britain
The House of Commons rejected the women’s suffrage bill by 266 to 219, a 47 vote margin. Militant suffragettes and Irish Nationalists shaped the defeat amid Ireland’s Home Rule tensions, signaling the issue will stay at the forefront of English politics for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
House of Commons
Commons
President Wilson Urges City Parks for Child Recreation
The Playground and Recreation Association of America cites President Wilson's letter urging recreation spaces for children in large cities. Athens, though not a metropolis, faces the same need, with The Banner urging prompt action to establish a city park and launch a coordinated drive.
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Playground and Recreation Association of America
Wilson
Childre
Athens
Athens Churches Amid a Quarter Million in Improvements
Athens residents show strong support for church property upgrades with over seventy five thousand dollars spent on renovations and new buildings. The Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations plan adds about one hundred fifty thousand dollars, reflecting heightened church activity across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Assocciation
Athens
Seventh annual meeting of Playground and Recreation Assoc of America
The seventh annual meeting convenes this week at the Jefferson in Richmond Virginia to discuss leisure time use. The president notes the moral and physical need for urban children to have play spaces and proper amusements.
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Playground and Recreation Association of America
The
Jefferson
Richmond
Daily Baseball Scores and Historical Date Highlights
Yesterday’s games show Atlanta beating Mobile and Birmingham-New Orleans on wet grounds. Nashville defeated Memphis while Chattanooga routed Montgomery. Columbus beat Charleston and Albany over Jacksonville. Savannah swept Macon and Pittsburg over Boston. Chicago beat Brooklyn and St Louis trounced Philadelphia in the American and National leagues. The history section recalls events from 1668 to 1902, including Gil Blas author Le Sage’s birth, militia laws, Robert Morris’ death, and the Mont Pelee eruption.
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Atlanta
Wyaeae & F Mobile
Birmingham - New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Sally
le Sage
Gil Blas
Congress
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
England
Saxony
Prussia
Taylor
Palo Alto
Charleston
S. C
New York
Liverpool
John Stuart Hill
Avignon
France
London
Iowa Doctors Meet at Des Moines for State Society Muster
Des Moines May 7 between five hundred and six hundred medical practitioners from across Iowa gather for the sixty-second annual Iowa State Medical Society convention opening at the auditorium. President Dr. W L Treynor of Council Bluffs presides over morning business sessions while afternoons and evenings feature discussions and social events including a banquet smoker ball and theater and card parties.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Medical Society
W.L. Treynor
Council Bluffs
Arnold and Abney Ads Offer Fresh Produce Bargains
Green beans two quarts for 25 cents and new potatoes three quarts for 25 cents advertised by Arnold & Abney. Phone 1076.
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Arnold & Abney
Planning New Railway Line Dickinson North Dakota
A mass meeting by the Dickinson Commercial Club backed a plan to build a railroad from Dickinson to Mott. Governor Hanna and prominent locals attended and praised the route as easy with light grades, estimated at 10000 dollars per mile and no major bridges. The line would retain southern trade and connect at Mott with the Milwaukee road.
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Dickinson
N. D
Commercial Club
Mott
Hanna
Milwaukee Road
Savannah Baracas Report Some Delegates
A Savannah letter to local committeemen says several Baracas from the city may attend the state convention from Friday to Sunday. Likely attendees include representatives from First Baptist church Co. D. Phillips from the First Church of Christ, Robert Brake, and C. Harry and Charles H. King from the South Side Baptist Church of the City by the Sea.
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Savannah
Baracas
First Baptist Church
Co. D. Phillips
First Church of Christ
Robert Brake
Messrs. C. Harry
Charles H. King
South Side
Clemson and UNC Dominate Southern Intercollegiate Tennis
In Columbia on May 7 Clemson College and the University of North Carolina lead the southern intercollegiate tennis tourney with W. O. Erwin and Oates slated to meet in singles final and the UNC pair of Oates and Chambers to challenge Clemson’s Erwin and Erwin in doubles. Col Jerre Ayers of Jefferson, ex-mayor and lawyer, was in town on professional business.
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Columbia
S. C
Clemson College
University of North Carolina
W. O. Erwin
Clemson
Oates
North Carolina
Oates and
Chambers
Erwin
Hall
Tech
Robinson
University of Georgia
J. W. Erwin
Goodwin
Georgia
Brand
J. O. Erwin
Oates and Chambers
Waring and Cary
South Carolina
Erwin and
Col
Jerre Ayers
Jefferson
Birth anniversary notices and tributes for Earl of Lucan and others
The Earl of Lucan born May 8 1830 is noted as a representative Irish peer and former Mayo MP who served in the Coldstream Guards and in Parliament. Congratulatory lines honor travelers Frank G Carpenter James R Angell Sir Edward Morris and Henry J Cloran on their birthdays. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and appetite.
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Herreer
Earl of Lucan
Ireland
Crimea
Balaklava
Rugby
Coldstream Guards
House of Commons
Mayo
Lord Bingham
Duke of Connaught
Canada
James R. Angell
Sir Edward Morris
Newfoundland
Henry J. Cloran
Senate of Canada
Chamberlain
Women’s Missionary Section Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold regular meetings this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. with their respective chairmen. All members and prospective members are cordially invited to attend.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
College Park Gardening Leaders Speak at Cox College
Professor R J H DeLoach director elect of the Georgia State Experiment Station and Dr T H McHattan of the department of horticulture at the State College of Agriculture spoke yesterday at Cox College before students and the Ladies Garden and Improvement Club of College Park.
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R. J. H. DeLoach
Georgia State Experiment Station
T. H. McHatton
State College of Agriculture
Cox College
Ladies’ Garden and Improvement Club of
College Park
Call Meeting of the Vestry at Emmanuel Church
A called vestry meeting for Emmanuel church is set for this evening at 8:30 at the rectory. The notice urges attendance by church members and officers to discuss parish matters.
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Emmanuel Church
Good Paint and Devoe Offer A Consumer Education
An advertisement touts Devoe paint as superior amid many options. It argues most paints are middling or bad, claims Devoe is likely the only truly good choice locally, and promotes Talmage Hardware Co as a seller.
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Devoe
Talmage Hardware Co
Oconee County Farm for Sale with 105 Acres
Valuable farm for sale in Oconee county containing 105 acres with a seven room dwelling. Level, well watered and largely cultivated. Within 24 miles of Bishop and Watkinsville. A bargain in Northeast Georgia's best agricultural county. Inquiries to Clinton A Ashford, Watkinsville, Ga.
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Oconee County
Bishop
Watkinsville
Georgia
Clinton A. Ashford
Woman's Missionary Society Meets This Afternoon
Section one of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet with chairman Mrs. L. L. Hendren at 994 Prince Avenue this afternoon at 4:30.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
L. L. Hendren
Prince Avenue
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Telfair
Bob White
Southern Woman's Magazine
Labor Commission
Hal Stanley
President Wilson
D. G. Bickers
Playgrounds Association
United States
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Albany
Jacksonville
Macon
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn National
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia American
Cleveland
Detroit
Cordele
Americus Valdosta
Thomasvil Brunswick Waycross
Japan
China
Chefoo
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Iowa
Frank G. Carpenter
Women’s Missionary Section Meeting
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