Remembrance and Community Gifts Highlight Atlanta Debates
A long rambling note from The Atlanta Journal recalls Rosa Jones of Atlanta giving $20 to Lucy Cobb Institute, enabling reference books for future students. It also notes varied items from poetry and business ads to depot fires in Fayetteville, diamonds myth, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve endorsements, and local crimes in Carrollton Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal of
Rosa Jones
Atlanta
Lucy Cobb Institute
M. A. Lipscomb
Lac Cobb
Quick Work of Bell People Rebuilds Elberton Phones
O H Parks chief clerk for Southern Bell reports rapid restoration after Sunday fire. Long distance lines reconnected within two hours, cables loaded for transport, instruments en route to Granite City, and crews cleared debris while restoring service toward full operation by tomorrow. Mothers Favorite Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised as safe for children. Sold by H R Palmer Sons and Smith Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Parks
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Elberton
Bell
Parks
Norfolk
Atlanta
Granite City
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Smith Bros
Chamberlain
H. BR. Palmer & Sons
Boy Missing From Five Forks Area Seeks Home Return
Charles B. Patterson of Five Forks Go appeals for information on his 16 year old son who ran away February 2 with other youths seeking work. The boy, about six feet tall with blue eyes and auburn hair, wore a gray coat and vest and a dove colored overcoat and broad white hat. Patterson promises no harm upon return and asks witnesses to write him at Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Patterson
Five Forks Go
Patterson
Marietta
R Brandt’s Electric Clock Installed at Store
R Brandt the jeweler has had Western Union Telegraph Co. install an electric clock. He invites friends and customers to call him for the time. Telephone number is 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Brandt
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mr. Brandt
Big Fire Destroys Elberton Business Blocks
A Sunday blaze consumed ten stores in Elberton with losses estimated at 110000 and insured for 40000. The fire began in J F Stilwell's restaurant basement from a dropped match and spread northwest fanning to the Tate and Swift blocks. The town lacked fire apparatus. hose from Elberton Mills aided the effort, and the conflagration prompted calls for a waterworks system.
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Elberton
J F. Scilwell
Restarant
Tate Book
Swift
Col
T. M Swift
Stilwell
W. H. Cooley
Tate & Son
H. W. Campbell
J.R. Mattox
Haz . Tabor & Almond
M. E. Maxwell
J. R. Cohen
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Elberton Loan and Savings Bank
Woman Isubber Nose Broken After Broad and Foundry Fracas
A crowd disturbance at Broad and Foundry streets yesterday led to Laura Foster, a Black woman, sustaining a broken nose while Will Gleason, known to police, is jailed on a larceny charge. If she can appear, the case may go to police court today. An unrelated ad promotes Pyny-Balm as a cold remedy.
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Higden
Montgomery
Ala
Migden
Alabama National
Celene Bigden
Celene
Mobile
Travelers’ Protective Association
Cardus
Noah
Pacman
Broad
Foundry Streets
Laura Foster
Will Gleason
Bail Refusal for J P Cooper On Assault Charge
Col John R Cooper of Macon asked at 1 p m for bail for Jesse P Cooper jailed on assault with intent to murder. Judge Foster denied bail pending updates on Mr Seusee’s condition. The state was represented by Hon T S Mell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R.cooper
Macon
Jesse P. Cooper
Foster
Col. Cooper
Country Club Nears Opening as Community Pride
The Cloverburet Country Club becomes a permanent organization with charter members pushing plans. Grounds remodeling and clubhouse work advance as the club shapes up to be a southern landmark with a housewarming and events planned. Membership grows daily and the club aims to be a community focal point.
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Cloverburet Country Club
Dr C W Banks Dies Suddenly In Marshalville
Dr C W Banks formerly of this city died suddenly in Marshalville Georgia while visiting. His remains were temporarily interred there and will be sent later to his Baltimore home.
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C. W. Banks
Marshalville
Baltimore
Price Outlook Warns of Sharp Rise for Cotton
Theodore Price from New York reports that weekly figures show exceptional strength in cotton, with world demand expanding while American supply tightens. He notes a big drop in visible supply, reduced imports, and exports up, predicting prices may reach ten cents per pound before season-end to avert a cotton famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
New York
Japan
America
Theodore
Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucy Cobb
Bily
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Fayetteville
Southern Railway
Dutte
Mont
Hobson
Fergua County
Cresk
Sayatie
H. Robinson
Hillsborough
H. BR. Palmer & Bons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Martin
Georgia
Carrollton
Whitesberg
Banning
J. H. Lipscomb
Whitesburg
Aventa
Tauac J
Cartor
Madison County
Salvation
Salvation Oil
Poice Court
ROYAL
Worcester
Indy
Royal Worcester Corset CO
Worcester, Mass
J. P. Cooper
Beusse
Country Club
de Ball
Dr. Ball
Cabitoria
Michael Brox
Tonio
Madras
Batist
Michael Bros
White Goods
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