Georgia Corporations Face 50 Dollar Penalty for Late Registration
Thousands of Georgia corporations across all counties must register with the secretary of state by November 1 to avoid a $50 fine. Despite two months of laws in effect, under 1,000 of 15,000 to 20,000 firms have registered. Secretary of State Philip Cook has distributed registration blanks and copies of the act to facilitate compliance.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia Corporation
Philip Cook
Cotton Day at State Fair Promotes Higher Cotton Prices
Georgia division of the Southern Cotton Association promotes Cotton Day at the Atlanta state fair on October 17. Speakers Harvie Jordan, SCA president. S R Witherspoon of Mississippi. E D Smith of South Carolina urge growers to attend for insights on raising prices. Johnson urges county rallies and low rail rates, warns that weather and damage may affect values. expect price rises before spring. The piece notes a Jackson, Mississippi pledge and mentions tensions with China over Boxers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Cotton Association
M. L. Johnson
Harvie Jordan
Johnson
Nianta
Tailored Ladies Suits and Cloaks Sell In Range
A listings page highlights women’s wear including tailored ladies suits priced from $9.50 to $50.00. Also offered are ladies cloaks from $6.00 to $40.00 and misses cloaks ranging from $1.50 to $15.00, all described as high quality wool garments.
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Cloaks
Cloaks All Jong
Sale of Knit Underwear and Outerwear Bargains
A great stock of knit underwear for ladies misses and children offered at 25c per garment. Rain coats for boys and men with capes priced at 1.95. Cashmere pants 75c, outing and gingham yardage priced 5c and 5c respectively. Second floor displays tapestry and velvets in new shipment.
Special Exhibit of Ready to Wear Suits and Hosiery
Misses boys and mens hosiery featured with a weeks exhibit of ready to wear suits skirts and cloaks and kid tips. The new Cuban heels advertised. A best line of John Keily for ladies and Edwin Clapp for men offered.
Federal Court Session Set to Break Records in Civil Calendar
The fall session of the federal court opens November 15 in this city with Judge Newman directing a docket heavy on peonage and liquor cases. The calendar includes major damage suits such as Armour & Co. vs Elberton Grocery Co and several actions against Southern Railway Co, plus the U. S. government case against J Edward Eubanks of Atlanta for mail theft involving multiple named victims.
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Federal Court
Comer Moore
J. Edward Eubanks
Atlanta
Newman
Eubanks
Ram
Hamlet
Mine, Walter B Hill Makes Splendid Talk
Mrs. Walter B Hill president of the Georgia School Improvement Club gave a strong address to teachers at the State Normal School and others interested in school improvement She urged local taxation for schools consolidation of weak rural schools and better libraries for country schools and asked women to back this reform effort.
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Walter B. Hill
Georgia School Improvement Club
State Normal School
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A newspaper notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure.
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Hall
Tragic Wagon Crash Kills 27-Month-Old on College Avenue
Frances Eberhart, two and a half, died after a Moss Manufacturing Company wagon struck him on College avenue near Strong street. John Williams, the wagon driver, was arrested after officers corralled him near Savannah street. The fatal blow occurred as his mother crossed with another child. the driver said he did not see the boy.
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College Avenue
John W. Eberhart, Jr
Frances
Mea
Moss Manufacturing Company
John Williams
Mr. Eberhart
Michael Bros
R. L. Moss
Drayman
McKie
Dearing
Hill
B. A. Prince
Willams
Savannah Street
City
Dowk College Avenue
Two Trials Postponed In Monroe Murder Case And Insurance Suit
Yesterday Judge Brand moved to hear motions for new trials in two cases. Tom Long, convicted of murdering a man named Toole in Monroe, and C C Chandler vs Mutual Life and Industrial Association of Georgia had hearings postponed until the 18th inst.
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Brand
Tom Long
Toole
Monroe
C. C. Chandler
Mutual ‘Life and Industrial Association of Georgia
Tnt
Stenographer John J. Carr Heads Western Circuit Week
John J. Carr, Western circuit court stenographer for eight years, is in the city on official duties with Clarke Superior court. Carr is well liked across the circuit and praised as an expert court official. Dr Marion A Born, who went to Atlanta for blood poisoning treatment, reports improvement and hopes to recover soon.
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Williame
John J. Carr
Clarke Superior Court
Carr
John
Uur
Marion A. Born
Atlanta
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Che Foo Mar
China
Athens
Ginghams Sc
Millinery Depart
Ment
Childs
Merriams Forr
John Keily
Edwin Clapp
Lizsie Daniel
Center
J. B. Vaughan
Roda Smith
Clarke County
D. M. Cobb
A. Branch
McWhorter
J. H. Huggins & Son Ath
Strickland and Green
Ens
Armour & Co
Elberton Grocery Co
Felder & Rountree
John C.grogan
McWhorte
Nancy Hittle
Southern Railway Co
Hoke Smith
H.C. Peeples
J. B. Jones
J. J. Strickland
BE. Millerva
J. J. Hastings
G. G. Webb
Southern Cotton Oil Co
James Davison
H. Sibley
J. B. Park
Evans and Spence
A. Oliver
H. C. Peeples
J. J. Strickland and Green
Tri-State Milling Co
Hiberton Grocery, Et. al
Ellis, Wimbush and Ellis
McWhorter and Strickland and Green
E. P. Thornton
Sims & Hewlett
The
United States
Dora Camrybet
U.S. At Ney
W. W. Stark
Jo. H. Brand
J. Lindsey-Wells Co
Pendergrass Oil Co
E.C. Armistead
J. A. B. Mahaffey
Rover
Mrs. Hill
President Branson
Francis Eberhart
Martin
Western Circuit
Richiefce
Marion. A. Born
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