New York Cotton Market Shows Renewed Strength
The Associated Press reports that the New York cotton market opened unchanged to 11 points higher with December up to 17.18 and January to 17.24 as futures reach new season highs amid expectations of frost in the southwest. Spot cotton in New Orleans and other cities remains steady with mixed regional quotes and Liverpool futures up 12 to 14 points.
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New York
Associated Press
Southwest
New Orleans
The
Gulf
Liverpool
Ginning Reports and Market Notes From New York to Clarke County
New York market notes show a steady tone with December steady and January up 3 points, while other options gain 6 to 11 points. profit taking and liquidations appear. Clarke county gin total 2198 bales ginned by Sept 25, 1916, down from 2371 previous year. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for cleansing the system and improving complexion.
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Clarke
S & Washington
Clarke County
Palmer and Wright Seek Re election in Second Ward Race
Announcement states H R Palmer of the First ward and R T Wright seek renomination in the Democratic primary for the Second ward alderman position. The filing notes the contest is subject to primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Palmer
R. T. Wright
Matinee and Night Circus Are the Same in Details
Observers note that night performances of Ringling Brothers and other major circuses are exact counterparts of matinee shows. Paraphernalia used in the morning street parade and daily operations move to the trains at dusk while the full program remains at the grounds for night patrons.
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Ringling Brothers
Dr King’s New Discovery and Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Ad
An old advertisement praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a soothing laxative syrup that eases bronchial irritation and loosens mucus.
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Dr. King
Dr King
Dr. Bell
Dr Bell
Commerce News Highlights Local Leaders and Upcoming Events
Judge Sailors hosts notable luncheon with friends at Crowe’s cafe in Commerce. Rev. Mac Shields leads a week of Presbyterian services drawing broad attendance. State Baptist association plans to meet at First Baptist Church in November with 500 to 600 delegates expected, reflecting Commerce hospitality.
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Commerce
John W. Sailors
Messrs
C. J. Hood
Robi. C. Nix
D. M. Nix
W. D. Williford
J. F. Shannon
P. T. Harber
W. B. Hardman
W T. Thurmond
E. C. Stark
A. P. Rice
Scott Jackson
G. L. Carson, Sr
R. L. J. Smith
E. B. Crowe
Mac. G. Shields
Synod of Georgia
Presbyterian Church
The
State Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Baptist ‘State - Association
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Banner’s
Moss Auditorium
James Music Co
Athens
Ford—Criffeth Implement Company
Hudson—Morris
Saxon—Martin Brothers
BUICK
J. M. Hood
Maxwell
Clarke County Motor Car Company
Formwartruck
Bernstein Brothers
Chevrolet
H. Lasnett
Studebaker—Talmage Hardware Company
Overland
Athens Overland Company
COLE
J. H. Griffeth
Inter-State
Woodruff Brothers
Winder
Oldsmobile
H. J. Lamar
Georgia
Second Street
Macon
Dodge—Morris
Athens Cycle. Company
Atlanta
Augusta
Norfolk
Houston
Memphis
Philadelphia
Dallas
Boston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
iWilmington
Little Rock
Galveston
Oenee
Wenee
Anne Clowes Chon
Chicago
Robertson
Robertson & Company
Nopanvegh Terran
Ayadesces
H. R. Palmer & Son
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