The International Bonded Warehouse Company charter request
Petition in Clarke County Georgia seeks incorporation of The International Bonded Warehouse Company for 20 years to operate bonded warehousing for cotton and commodities, with stock of 50000 dollars, authority to buy sell real estate, lend money, and issue notes. filed September 21 1914 and certified September 24 1914. Also notices of executors discharge, sheriff sale, divorce libel, creditor notices, and local legal ads follow.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
John D. Moss
Jack F. Jackson
John J. Wilkins
International Bonded Warehouse Company
Athens
Mell
J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
Said
Lerk Superior Court
William A. Carlton
Cas. L. Bartlett
Joseph H. Carlton
R. C. Orr
Onimary
Levie
J. Epps
W. A. Epps
Clarke
Price
Clarke Co
Handsome Envelope Advertising Athens Display
Specimens of the advertising envelope endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce shown to business men in Athens Georgia. A panoramic view of the city’s business section from west of the water tower to the University of Georgia campus is included. Descriptive panels tout educational advantages and local features including five railroads and the inland cotton market.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
University of Georgia
Holman
Athens
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
State Law School
Lucy Cobb Institute
United States
What Would You Do With a Severe Cold
A reader asks what to do when clutching a severe cold and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. A B Sargent of Peru Indiana praises its value and recommends it, noting it is easily obtained through all dealers.
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A. B. Sargent
Peru
Ind
Ady
Augusta Georgia Carolling fair opens with big crowds
The Georgia-Caroling fair begins in Augusta with stock poultry and household displays, children’s day today, Augusta day tomorrow, and events including a Richmond Academy versus Riverside football game on Thursday. A separate note reports a mad dog incident near Commerce injuring nine children, with treatment sent from Atlanta. Hold up by three burglars in Elberton and a pecan tree boom in Elbert county are also described alongside a Gwinnett meeting call for October 24 to discuss southern challenges.
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Augusta
Chronicle
Richmond Academy
Riverside
Commerce
Jackson
Banks
Franklin
Madison
North Georgia
Association
Atlanta
Calla Gwinnett
G. G. Robinson
Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
Slaton
County Court House
Steps for Georgia to Enter Live Stock Business
President Andrew M Soule of the Georgia State College of Agriculture outlines key steps for communities to enter live stock and pork markets through cooperative breeding and marketing. He stresses shared breeding costs, joint shipping, cold storage and curing, animal health through veterinary services, and farmer education via extension work and college programs.
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Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Potash From Cotton Seed Meal Aids Southern Farmers
Pres. Andrew M. Soule of the Georgia State College of Agriculture explains how feeding cotton seed meal to animals conserves potash in manure. Straw and other coarse fodder, used with meal, raise potash content in the manure by 10 to 15 pounds per ton, lowering feed costs and boosting profits.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Germany
It Always Does the Work Remedy Claim
A letter from Am Roberts of Homer City Pennsylvania touts a cough remedy as the best, saying it has helped for years with consistently desired results and that it is widely available from dealers.
Congress Should Adjourn For Rest Of Session
Congress should adjourn and go home for a short rest as another session is near. Members refuse to act on cotton relief, a failure that prompts calls for an end to the current term.
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Congress
Bridge contract let for 10000 dollars in Elbert Madison
Yesterday the East St. Louis Bridge Company won a bid of 10195 dollars to construct a steel and masonry bridge over the Broad River linking Elbert and Madison counties. Plans by University of Georgia School of Engineering guided the project, with six bidders present at the site. The two counties expect economic activity from the project as construction begins promptly.
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East St. Louis Bridge Company
Broad River
Elbert
Madison
School of Engineering
University of Georgia
Good Roads Department
Slack
Madligon
South Carolina Cotton Law Defeated by Legislature
The South Carolina lower house killed a 1915 cotton planting misdemeanor bill while the senate approved a joint resolution to submit to voters at the November election a plan to issue thirty five million dollars in bonds to valorize the 1914 cotton crop.
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South Carolina
Law of the Land
Associated Press
Columbia, D. C
Senate
Liberal export sales lift wheat and corn market focus
Liberal export sales boosted wheat with prices rising after an initial gain as world supplies lagged last year and exports to Europe fell. Corn followed with firmer tones amid weather prospects and husking returns disappointment. Oats rose on low elevator stocks, while hogs weakened. Cotton and cotton oil also showed mixed moves in spot and futures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Europe
New Orleans Spot Cotton Market Report
Spot cotton in New Orleans quiet with small sales. Prices range from 5 1/2 to 7 1/2 cents with lines for good ordinary to good middling and several not quoted or nominal variations. Receipts reach 3,080 while total stock sits near 80,958. Other cities like Athens and Atlanta show nominal or not quoted statuses.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
New Orleans
Athens
Atlanta
New York
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Digestive Health
An old advertisement claims the pills ensure good digestion and regular bowels, purify blood, and rid the body of poisons. It promises vigor to the stomach and liver, with a tonic effect on the whole system. A 250 price is noted for druggists.
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Dr. King
Georgia State College leaders urge farmers at county fair
State College of Agriculture officials including President Andrew M. Soule spoke to a Wilkes county fair audience about major agricultural issues and how Georgia farmers may avoid cotton disaster. Prof Milton P. Jarnagin addressed Gainesville farmers on livestock and its relevance to cotton profits. New bulletins announced on Wheat Production and Disinfecting Farm Houses with more titles planned on Alfalfa Growing and Apple Culture. Mrs Esther Mae Baker praises Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks and energy, via local dealers.
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Jarnagin
Milton P. Jarnagin
Gainesville
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Johns Fain
P. O. Vanatter
W. M. Burson
Chamberlain
Esther Mae Baker
Spenceport
N. Y
All Dearu
Meat Export Probe Shifts to Sydney Hearings
Justice Street leads an inquiry into meat export practices with focus on American packing firms in Australia. After Queensland witness testimony, the Swift and associates are studied in Sydney. Early evidence suggests US packers had linkages with local firms, but no current plan to establish plants in Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Associated Press
Justice Street
Queensland
Swifta
Chicago
United States
Swift
Beef Trust
Not Paint The Worst Mistake In Painting
The passage warns that delaying painting wastes money, as you lose time value and pay interest while the job costs remain. It argues against cheap paint, noting that low upfront cost often doubles or more in total expense due to reduced durability and higher wear.
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Mrs Kallans Digest Well
Mrs. Joseph Kallans, Pers. Ind., reports belching sour stomach and headaches. She says Chamberlain's Tablets improved her digestion and bowel action, and since using them she has been entirely well. Sold by all dealers.
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Joseph Kallans
Pers. Ind
Chamberlain
Sile
Ady
Hash recipe tale and lung remedy ad prompt
The text recounts Sir George Warrender joking about hash after a death in the family and a butler’s quip. It then promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for lung trouble with testimonials and a 35 cent price at druggists.
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George Warrender
John
George
Dr. Bell
Wilkins, Gates
Eye of the Eagle Explains Sunlight Tolerance
A study notes the eagle can glare into intense sunlight without blinking due to a thin transparent lid it draws over its eye. The cover tempers light without hindering vision, allowing sharp sight in bright conditions.
Dr King’s New Discovery Cold Remedy Ad Phrase
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and cough relief. It promises quick relief, antiseptic healing, and family suitability. A Manchester Ohio reader writes for the product with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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J. R. Tweedy
J. D. Tweedy
W.C. Livingston
Fife
W. C. Livingston
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R. T. Foster
W. E. Jackson
Amanda C. Walton
Kellum
W. H. H. Walton
Sloan
Adv
W. H. Minish
Darnell
Barrett
Sill Bray
Will Smith
Elberton
J. H. McDonald
Singer Sewing Machine Company
J. H. Lawrence
Johnstontown
Elbert County
Sade
Elbert Madison
Ceecee
Secces Seeee
Galveston
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C. Charleston
C. St. Louis
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