Clarke County road change petition before December meeting
Clarke County special road commissioners report on a petition to change the Shoal Creek Gunnery to the Lexington road near Morton and Crane. The majority found the change would not be of public utility. board to act at the first regular December meeting.
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Georgia
Clarke County
G. M
Geomsia
Athens
Lexington
P. Jobness
E. M
Blackmas
B. R Pickrell
M. B.jv Kelly
Rochester Clothing ‘Company
Ealh County
Minor W. Brown
County Court House
Mitchell's Bridge
W Brown
Mitchell’s Bridge
W. Brown
W. M.crane
Georgis
Said
Georgia Avenue
Lees
Sald County
Sald Ae
State OF
Clarke
W. W. Puryear
E. K. Greer
R. J. Hardeman
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Shoal Creek
Lexington Road
W. H. Morton
James Morton
Walter Childs
James Crane
Special Commission
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of Ronda
John B, Gamble
Markets Athens Cotton New York Cotton Prices Ruling
New York November 1 prices show tone steady for cotton with middling futures quoted around 6.60 to 9.05 for various months including January February March May June November and December. Trading closes with near term positions near 8.60 to 9.05 and distant months around 8.70 to 9.00.
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New York
Georgia to sue over football game contract breach
Ananciation of the University of Georgia against the State Fair Association contends the Fair Association breached the contract for a football game against Mercer. The game, moved from Athens to Macon at the association’s request, saw GA claim unpaid contract terms beyond railroad fares and a share of the gross receipts. Attorneys from Macon will pursue suit on behalf of the Georgia team.
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University of Georgia
State Fair Association
Macon
Mercer
Athens
Fair Association
Georgia
Estra
Lane & Parks
Ellaworth Tall
Fairgrounds
Fair Association dispute over expense guarantees and gate shares
In Macon the Fair Association refuses to honor a contract granting Georgia teams expense coverage for travel and hotel, officials, and 60 cent rail admissions, plus twenty percent of gate receipts. The dispute centers on authority and inclusion of expenses, with the association proposing a reduced cash admission. The panic note closes the piece advertising a photo studio with panic prices.
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Macon
Georgia
Fort Mercer
Falr
Fair Asa'n
Ben L. Jones
Huff
Ala
Conner
Ing
Mr. Huff
Broad St. J
Buchanan
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Jack
Gale
Patman Lester
Jackson County
George
W. P. Lester
G. Lester
Sarah . Robinson
Patwan
Enid Lota
Lang
W. M. Golte
Lester
Ot Pattnin Lester
Caleb Jones
H.B. Choate
H. EB. Choate
Nelson Johnson
Paris Street
Mary Jacks
George Williams
Miller Street
H. Choate
Wm. Rutherford
Reese
Mast
Owens
Phinizy
John C. Campbell
Lula Partee
Eoston Miller
Nelson Lewis
Sald Georgia
I Lsard
W. M Crane
W. A Mallory
Athend
W. L. McManus
Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
Cornelia
McGinty
Towit
County of
City of
Lumpkin Street
M. A. Lipscomb
W. J. Morton
Wray Street
Luther McGinty
Admi
Park Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Dell
I . Ie
Lo Fey
Consolidated Manufacturers’ Free
Wester Music Company
Hallet & Davis
Atd Prize
Wester Music House
Wester Music
Ceri
Mets
Plano
Wester Lace Scene
Westen Music Coy
The
Wester Music Co
Peachtree Street
Sloan
Earl S.sloan
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Kent
L. G. Daniel
Mgr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paul Heyman
Gallagher & O'Gara
H. Levystein & Co
Montgomery
Als
L. Lee Whiskey Co
Motromery
Botties
Cearhen
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