Patricians organizer moves on to Trenton after Athens halt
H W Mitchell, organizer for the Order of Patricians, left Athens with his wife and children for Trenton New Jersey to organize a new lodge after the Georgia insurance official halted operations. The group refunded sixty to seventy young men who paid initiation fees of three to five dollars, and Mitchell posted bond to avoid further legal action.
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Trenton
N. J
Athens
Order of Patricians
Michigan
H. W. Mitchell
Oval Order
Insurance Commissioner
Georgia
Solicitor General
Mitchell
Pany
Comptroller General
United States Post Office
the Patricians
Supreme Lodge
Delightful stop in Athens for Capitol Tailoring Company guest
Mr. I. Goldstein of Baltimore, a Capitol Tailoring Company member, visits Athens for a few days praising the city’s progressive spirit and the superior management of the Athens branch. Local manager Zinberg has won friends and built strong business relations since arriving.
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I. Goldstein
Baltimore
Capitol Tailoring Company
Goldstein
Athens
Zinberg
Fifth District Agricultural School Opens in Monroe
Monroe Ga September 4 The Fifth District Agricultural and Mechanical School began its fall term September 2 with an enrollment of eighty students eighty three boys and seventeen girls. Dormitories full and some students placed with neighbors. Opening exercises at eight o clock featured Rev W A Chastain addressing right conduct. State School Superintendent W N Sheats spoke on Walton County progress and life preparation. Editor Ed A Caldwell welcomed students and invited church worship. Visitors included W N Sheats James Sheats Garrett Rev Chastain and Caldwell.
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Monroe
Agricultural and Mechanical School
W. A. Chastain
W. N. Sheats
International Society Against Unemployment Meeting at Ghent
A four day conference opened in Ghent Belgium with delegates from sixteen countries. The International Society Against Unemployment will discuss offices for unemployment public work jobbers and unemployment statistics and related management issues.
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International Society Against Unemployment
Ghent
Ence of the
Internatinol Society Against Unemployment
Ance
Colored Folks Beat White Ones Marrying in August
In Clarke county the month of August saw far more colored marriages than white ones. Nine white men wed and nine white women were married, while twenty colored couples were recorded under licenses. Names listed include Julius Smith and Clara Stephens, Clifford Fields and Pauline Fields, J P Hart and Ida Silvey, Ben Johnson and Fannie Moore, Henry Adams and Janie Hill, and many others.
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Clarke County
Julius Smith
Clara Stephens
C. M. Copeland
Mabelll. Hoke
Clifford Fields
Pauline Fields
J. P. McLain
L. Madge Henley
J. G. Rhodes
Leila Craft
Hebert M. Jolley
Leila M. Dickens
B. Reppard
Lizzie Mahoney
J. P. Hart
Ida Silvey
Grady Storey
Pearl Morris
Ben Johnson
Fannie Moore
Will Finch
Mary Sinclair
Jim Thomas
Viola Barner
Henry Adams
Janie Hill
Butch Watson
Louise Thomas
Henry Johnson
Mamie Smith
Louie Barnes
Eula Julia Williams
Harrison Hawkins
Sarah Stovall
Southeast confidence fuels fall business boom across Southeast
The Industrial Index reports elevated optimism for the fall season with crop prospects cited as excellent and prices likely for cotton. Notable growth includes new rail construction Pensacola to Memphis, higher railway capital, and numerous construction projects across Georgia Alabama and Florida including banks hotels apartments churches and bridges. Thirteen new corporations form this week with $364 500 in capital.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Southeast
Pensacola
Memphis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lithonia
Arlington
Norwood
Alabama
Coosa
Crenshaw
Conecuh
Birmingham
Ala
Carrollton
Aliceville
Vandolah
Savannah
Tampa
Boaz
Conecuh River
Morgan and
Coweta
Fayette
Georgia
Fort Meade
Decatur
Selma
Marianna
Rome
Manatee
Montevallo
Atlanta
Mobile
Falco
Ft. Ogden
Dua
Dublin
Greenville
Lakeland
Madam Clairvoyant Sets Athens Office Hours
Madam Paulini Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist returns to Athens for a brief period offering readings daily from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. except Sundays at 293 Clayton St West.
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Athens
Clayton St
West
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Athens Engineering CO
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S. P. Orr
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Tenn
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Georgia National Bank
John J. Wilkins
Thos
P. Vincent
P. Brooks
Chandler
Eston Eppes
Fifth
Agricultural School
University of the State
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Madison
Belgium
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Sallie Tiller
Charlie Craig
Leila Rogers
Clarance Stewart
Julia Wright
Alfred Johnson
Yallie Huff
George Huff
Katie May Gunn
Fred Johnson
Carrie Christian
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Annie Coleman
Jno. Barrett
Creescilla Shepherd
Ed Harris
Magnolia Smith
Homer Stevens
Charity Anna
Hope
Madam Paulini
John L. Arnold
Japan
Sackson Street
Martin Brothers
Clayton Street
G. A. R. Reunion
Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
MO. L. Meek R. L. Ac
Atlalta
Athens Railway
Elec
Tric Company
Linton
Linton Spring Water CO
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