Neighboring Counties In Labor And Commerce Comms R Report
A survey of Clarke county and its neighboring counties Jackson Elbert Barrow Madison Oconee Oglethorpe and others, detailing counties, counties seats, industries including cotton mills and fertiliser works, banks and capitals, populations from 1910, streams and railways. Notable named towns include Jefferson Commerce Elberton Watkinsville Lexington and Winder.
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Halstanley
Clarke County
Herewich Jg
Clarke
Jackson
Jackson County
James Jackson
Savannah
England
Georgia
America
Madison
Walton, Gwinnett and
Hall
Jefferson
Elton
Commerce
Hoschton
Pendergrass
Harmony Grove Cotton Mills
Commerce Fertiliser Co
Farmers Ol Mill
Southern Cotton Oi Co
Jéferson
Jefferson Cotton Mills
Southern Oil Co
Ethridge
B. H
Brick
Dr. Nature
McNair-Young & Co
Braselton
Braselton Brothers
Hoschton—DeLaperriere
Oconee River
Big Sandy
Beach
Gainesville Midland
Southern Banks—Commerce
First National
Capital
Northeastern Banking Co
Bank of Jackson County
Jefferson Banking Co
Pendergrass Pendergrass Banking Co
Bank of Hoschton
Piahem
Bank of Statham
Elbert
Elbert County
Wilkes
Samuel Elbert
Georgia Continentals
Elberton
Ae Eine Gonentt
Elberton. . Co
Fert., Co
Berton Fert., Co
D. T. Manget
Marietta Fert, Co
T. O. Tabor & Sons
Elberton Oil Mills
Elberton Machine Works
Elberton Brick Co
Atlantic Tee & Coal
Elberton Ice Co
J. F. Aulds & Sons
W. B. Nethery
Bowman, Bowem Bay Co
L. L. Gian & Co
Teasley & Son
Bowman
Savannah River
Broad River
Beaver Dam
Bertram
Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Eastern
Bank of Elberton
Citizens, Bank
Elberton Loan & Savings Bank
Bank of Bowman
Farmers Bank
Barrow
Barrow County
Walton and Gwinnett
Dan Barrow
The
State University
Nder
Winder
Barrow County Cotton Mille
Bell Overall Co
Winder Guan
Winder Oil Mills
Oliver Canon Co
Tanpee Patat
N. B
Oconee
Apalachee River
Gainesville
Banke—Winder
North Georgia Trust Co
Winder Banking Co
Cap
Colbert
Smithonia
Madison County
Carlton
Comer
Danielsville
Hull
Carlton Bank
Planters Bank
Comer Bank
Capi
Ie Peoples Bank
Bert
Ban of Colbert
Bank of
Oconee County
Watkinsville
Robert Watkins
Augusta
Bishop Farmington
Nee
Morgan and
Waltos
Greee County
Coa
Farmington
A. C
Watkinsviles
Eams
Apalaleines
Barber Creek
Central
Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe County
Thorpe
Maxeys— Brightwell
At, & Son
Crawford
Ogleth Oil
Fernesc
Bates
Tata
United Plae
Lexington
Thenia
Banford
Farmers
New High Trade Balance Record in 1915
Special to the Banner reports a new high U.S. balance of trade for the year ending June 30 1915 with total imports and exports rising to 4 442 864 272. Exports soared by about 404 million over 1914 while imports edged up 184 million. June 1915 showed exports of 268 601 699 and imports of 157 746 140, with gold movements outlining shifts in June isolation.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce Today
S. Res
Fite
Georgia Pageant Illuminates State Trade And Culture
A large University of Georgia pageant depicted Georgia as Spirit of the Earth, Industry, and Agriculture. Miss Chapman led a 500 strong procession showing cotton, crops, mining, dairying, and education including the University and summer school. The event, first of its kind, drew crowds, autographs, and plans for future pageants across towns.
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Georgia
Aire Industrial
Geore
Univer of Georgia
Thas College
Geor
Miss Chapman
Spirit of the Earth
Miss Fleming
Miss Stevens
University of Georgia—Chancell Barrow
Beabody School of Educaaion— Agricultural College
Fain
Georgia Tech
Field
University
Aes
Tiny Ee
Georgia of Arrow
Hungo
Chapman
Peabody Hall
Coburn Players
State College of Agriculture
Elizabeth Fleming
Britain asks US to withhold note from public
Washington July 27 Sir Edward Grey British foreign minister requested the United States withhold publication of yesterday's British reply to the American protest over the order in council. Officials doubt the note will exceed international law only in part. The note reportedly defends the right to blockade the enemy via neutral ports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Grey
Order-In-Council
President W J Harrahan Visit Teased For Athens
Seaboard Air Line Railway head W J Harrahan from Portsmouth Va may visit Athens soon in his official car with a party. The Athens Chamber of Commerce may appoint a committee to meet him and arrange courtesy calls and a potential chamber meeting to discuss Seaboard line interests. Details depend on the official’s schedule.
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W. J. Harrahan
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Portsmouth
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Harrashan
Chamber
Eas
Seaboard
Oratory stage reached in US work debate on Georgia bill
In Atlanta July 27 the House heard heated argument over a Walker Bill to amend the constitution to exempt college endowments from taxation. Leaders from Fulton to Meriwether urged passage while opponents warned of political manipulation. The debate pitted trustees and supporters against critics, with calls for reform and caution about reconstruction era changes.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
John W. Hammond
Oratory
General Assembly
Blackburn
Legis
House
Olive
Ant
Hoe
Georgia
Fulton
Culpepper
Meriwether
Putin
Anderson
Cole L
Burn
Tan Han Ar Pee Pease
Edwards
Atkinson
State University
Local option vote defeats liquor sale plan
The local option debate ended this afternoon with sentiment leaning to maintain present conditions and avoid changing liquor laws. Conservative lawmakers favored leaving things as they are, resisting any tampering during this period.
U S Steel reports strong quarter earnings
New York July 27 The report of United States Steel Corporation for the quarter ending June 30 shows a decided improvement in the steel and iron industry. Earnings were 27 950 000, more than twice the first quarter. After paying a quarterly dividend of over 3 000 000, the company remains optimistic about continued strength.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Weather Log From Seward Alaska July Heat Record
An Associated Press dispatch from Seward Alaska notes a mid July day with temperatures near ninety degrees. The report emphasizes the unusual heat for the region and reflects a brief meteorological summary.
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Seward
Alaska
Athens Foundry Estimates Huge Allied Shell Order
The Athens Foundry and Machine Works estimates on an Allied order for six inch cast iron shells to be furnished to European war buyers. Agents seek 100 000 shells from Athens and 200 000 from a Columbus Georgia firm. The local plant would need extra machinery to meet the prospective order. On the day Chief Beavers was suspended reporters from Atlanta were given a room at the station house.
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Athens
Columbus, Ga
Beavers
Atlanta
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Sate Conner
Carlton—Stevens Martin Co
Tiberghatson Co
Miters
University of Georgia
Wedne
Stewart
Georggan
Misa Carolyn Cobb
Olay College
Pomona
Sgure
Britain
U. S
Bill
Messrs, Brown
Clare
Bale
Floyd
U. S. Steel
Bade
Anaia