Fragmented wartime parcel instructions found in OCR text
The garbled text references packing and mailing a package with bands or wrappers and asks for the sender s name and address on the outside. It mentions registered mail or express prepaid and a mailing address in St Louis Missouri. The content resembles disorganized instructions for sending or requesting items with fragile handling notes.
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Tranas
Fly, Brown
Folsom Avenue
St. Louis
Biennial Convention of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
The United Brotherhood of Cementers and Joiners of America will hold its biennial convention in Atlanta starting September 15. About 1,100 delegates from 1,100 local unions across the United States and Canada are expected, with 400,000 carpenters and joiners in the federation. Committees will handle details, a spacious hall will be sought, and social features will accompany business sessions. MM. E. Watkins leads the district council in Atlanta and Harry Morgan serves as secretary.
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United Brotherhood of Cementers and
Join of America
Atlanta
Brotherhood
United States
Canada
Jamed
MM. E. Watkins
Harry Morgan
Isvaecretary
Still Giving Green Trading Stamps at Wedmont Grocery
From today through April 16 and likely into 1903, Wedmont Grocery Co will award 2 green trading stamps per dollar of goods with 2 stamps for purchases under one dollar. Fregrant Grocery Co at 8 Whitehall St and Gelders Restaurant on Etta Street advertise locale dining.
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Wedmont Grocery Co
Fregrant Grocery Co
Whitehall St. Goutlux
Burge
Oelga
Atlanta Day Details Show Turbulent Parade Plans
Atlanta delegates prepare for the Georgia exposition visit with the Governor's Horse Guard leading a parade. The committee has 831.75 for travel and lodging while Augusta offers a barbecue stop, and additional subscriptions from J. H. Oppenheim and Cable Piano Co boost funds.
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Minis
Smythe
Ghirtest Phinizy
Ane
Charleston
Atlanta
George Hope
Guarda
George M. Howe
Aga G. Candler
T. B. Wilson
H. 3
BE. Stewart
A. Wright
Bates
W. G! Browne
C. L. Brooks
Dry
p_. Benson
Charles Daniel
B. H. Day
ZL. Dunn
W. BR. Dimmock
Or5ote
H. Fgeorge
W.H. Harris
Parris
R-T. Hopkins
H. EE. Bigpr
McDonald
MG Pa
Chief Ball
Jenning
Mresnam
J. H. Hoot Myers
Spita Davis
T. C. Goodson
I. T. Aernn
Brent
P. Reed
da Jett
Florence
W. ¥. Fripp
Meeting Street
N. Sottite
New Pavilion
King Street
Strathmore Inn
Wentworth Street
Carolina House
Clemson House
Aimar House
King and
Vanderhorst Streets
Argyleda
Calhoun
Iroquois
Columbia
Wells National House
King ‘Street
Battery Inn
East Battery Street
Alford Apgrtment
George Street
Moseley National House
O'Neill House
King and Morris Street
Simeon Hyde
W. A. ‘Burn
King and George Streets
Masyck
L. F. Smith
Harlotte Street
BE. G
Phinizy
Augusta
Joyner
J. H. Oppenheim
Cable Piang Co
Atlanta Brewery and Ice Co
Decoy Letter Case Tests Postal Law Anticipated in Court
In a trial of J A Jolosey a negro messenger accused of rifling a decoy postal letter, Johnson and Malone argue the letter was not a proper mail matter. The defense contends the decoy missive addressed to a fictitious recipient and an impossible address fell outside postal law. The government maintains the decoy letter, prepared by a post office inspector, was nevertheless a letter under statute. The case resumes with delicate legal points expected.
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United States
J. A. Jolosey
United States Supreme Court
Johnson
George Bell
Malone
Ofice
Secret Service Department
Secret Service
Berry
Jaak Bylvester
Jose
Josey
Bell
Post Office
All Fools Day Tale of Candy Dreams and Disappointment
A narrator recalls a boyhood dream of a candy palace and a life of sweetness sparked by a girl with a candy factory father. The fantasy collapses when April Fools’ Day reveals a cruel joke, turning innocence to shock and shaping a lifelong wary humor about fools.
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Irl
Cindy
Bhe
Johnnie Jones
Spooner backs Fenn to race Moran if Prince agrees
Ed Spooner, manager of W. S. Fenn, says he will back a race against James Moran whenever Prince approves. He cites workout times from a recent yard session, showing Fenn faster than Moran, and offers to fund a paced race up to 10 miles if Prince authorizes.
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Spooner
Moran
Prince
Om Jimmie Moran
Ed Spooner
Fenn
Frince
Fellowing Yard
James Moran
Watson Coleman J
Enn
Fimer
Penn
Mr. Prince
Ir Pearc
Rage on the increase sets stage for Atlanta cycle meet
Bennett and Fields to race in Ten Lap event at the focal track. Bobbie Walthour trains for a 5 to 6 mile go as rivals Leander and Walthour prepare to contest the banner race of the year. Walthour targets a new record near 7:50 while Leander plans to counter with closely timed speed. Training shows Walthour near 8:07 for six miles, aiming to prove superiority over Leander in the Thursday evening clash.
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Bennett
Fields
Prince
Atlanta
Suet Ee
Bobbie Walthour
George Leender
Smile Heatz
Focal Track
Leander
wWalthour
Lst
Walthour
Walthouroes
Big Man
Waldiour
Buiz
Rinal Track
Hilie
West Point Route to Dallas Teas Apr 18 20 return May 2
The Atlanta and West Point railroad offers round trip tickets to Dallas Texas April 18 19 20 with return extended to May 1 via depot switch. For rates and full details contact General WA Jen CE and U A 7) mote.
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West Point
Gulf Coast
Mosbile
New Orleang
Louisiana
Portlore
Texac
Atlanta and
Gen WA Jen
U. A
Arias
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