Atlanta News of a Day Second Seeing Georgia Tour
The harsh weather hampered the Georgia automob ile tour from Macon through Canton and Marietta to Atlanta. Proposals include a November 6 trip Macon to Rome and a Georgia map book detailing twelve highways radiating from Macon. Prosecutions for pure milk law violations are planned in Atlanta and Macon. County game wardens are appointed. Governor Harris may attend Chattanooga fair. Fourth ward residents push Jim Crow realty limits. Suffragists plan a major Harvest Festival demonstration. Ellen Wilson Memorial work expands across Georgia with calendars sold to raise funds. Two Jacksonville boys found after being tagged and misplaced en route to Atlanta.
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Banner
Secial
Atlanta
Macon
Rome
Canton
Marietta
Capitol
Harris
Athens
Automobilists of
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Wr. A. Tyler
Dalton
Georgia Woman Suffrage Association
Mary McLendon
William Felton
Cartersville
Madeline S. Wiley
H. H. Shackelton
Mary Harris Armor
EP. T.martin
Mildred Hicks
Bainbridge
Olive Hardwick
Conyers
W. Y. Atkinson
Newnan
Ben Hill Fudge
Colquitt
Ellen Wilson Memorial Association
Wilmer L. Moore
Woodrow Wilson
Robert
Pryor Crouch
Jacksonville
Weather forecast and heavy rains across cotton belt
The forecast calls for fair and cooler weather in Athens and Georgia on Wednesday. A trough extends from the east gulf coast to the St. Lawrence valley with unusually heavy rains across the cotton belt, the heaviest 3.22 inches at Macon. Frost reported at several northern locations. cooler, clear conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with westerly winds.
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East Gulf Coast
St. Lawrence Valley
Cotton Belt
Macon
Lakes
Mississippi River
Texas
Nebraska
North Platte
Dodge City
Des Moines
Rapid City
Huron
Green Bay
Oklahoma
Kansas City
St. Paul
Denver
Athens
Local Advertises Sugar Sale By H R Palmer & Son
Fragmentary ad notes sugar sold by H R Palmer & Son at ten cents. Limited readable details suggest a simple storefront offering while supplies last.
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Ike Sugar
H. R. Palmer & Sone
Rhodes Scholarship Exam Underway at University of Georgia
The Rhodes Scholarship for a Georgia boy to study at Oxford begins with an October 5, 1915, exam at the University of Georgia Athens and Mr. Fleming of Mercer is currently taking the tests while others from Emory and Mercer plan to compete next year.
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U. of Ga
University of Oxford
England
Georgia
University of Georgia
Fleming
Mercer
Ers
Emory
Athens
Oxford
America
Review of Local Y M C A Building Fund
The Business Men Dinner Conference presented a review of the Y M C A building fund campaign. It outlines payments for $37,749.45 on Mason and Coca-Cola properties, progress and delays due to overdue subscriptions, and wartime impacts on collections and plans for construction.
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Building Fund
Association
Forbes
W. P. Brooks
Mason and Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola
Col. Morton
Visitor from Birmingham Aids Continental Life Boss
Mr. P. V. Cheek of Birmingham Alabama assistant superintendent of the Continental Life Insurance Company is in the city for several days on business.
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P. V. Cheek
Birmingham
Ala
The
Continental Life Insurance Company
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