Flying Makes You Like a Disembodied Spirit
Chattanooga May 4 A Chattanooga aviator Johnny Green works on his Cardus Flyer a seventy horsepower two passenger biplane to entertain visitors at the United Confederate Reunion in late May. Green born in Tennessee lives in Chattanooga and rose from auto work to aviation with Curtiss influence and partners Carl Moorfield. He plans flights over the city Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga Valley plus envelope drops funded by a local manufacturer to add novelty.
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Chattanooga
Johnny Green
Green
Cardus
Viitors
United Confederate
Johnny
H. H. Fyfe
Graham White
Gallatin
Tenn
Glenn Curtis
Curtiss
Carl Moorfield
South
United Confederate Reunion
City
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga Valley
Chattanooga, Tenn
Gold Output in Georgia in 1912 by Counties
U S Geological Survey figures show Georgia produced 691 67 fine ounces of gold in 1912 valued at 14 360, with placer and deep mine yields and 77 fine ounces of silver worth 47. The total compares to 1 696 51 ounces and 35 070 dollars in 1911. 23 placers and 5 deep mines operated, with siliceous ore treated yielding 5 53 per ton.
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Georgia
U. S. Geological Survey
H. D. McCaskey
United States Geological Survey
Carroll, Douglas
Paulding
Fulton and
Lincoln
Lumpkin
Milton, McDuffie and
Oxlethorpe
White
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