Subscriptions and notices from a city newspaper page
A fragmented page lists subscription rates for weekly and Sunday delivery, carrier terms, and advertising contact details. It mentions the Washington Bureau, distribution locations, and a notice to subscribers about route representatives and payment safeguards. It also includes unsigned editorial quips about politics and local topics.
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Bobliday
Constitution Buildiog
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Washington
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Hibbs
Ps Sera Corrigan, Jr
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New York
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Second Street
Thorty
Desser
Sgeat
Vacation Of A Week In New York City Sparks Blue Book Debate
The piece notes political maneuvering around Governor Wilson and his aides. It claims Ulm’s trip to New Jersey while off duty exposes governance issues and absenteeism, with Wilson allies reportedly campaigning in Georgia and elsewhere. It contrasts calls for recall with ongoing office presencia.
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Eorgia
New York
Mr. Ulm
New Jisey
Constitution
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Pullman
Georgia
Congress
Ulin
Wilson boom falters coast to coast in perceptible shifts
North Carolina editor H B Warner of Lexington cites declining Wilson support as Underwood gains among farmers. Georgia shows a similar pattern with waning enthusiasm as Underwood gains credibility on tariff policy. The piece notes Wilson’s defeat prospects grow clearer nationwide as managers preemptively frame the loss.
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North Carolina
Underwood
H. B. Warner
Lexington
Varner
New Jersey
Georgia
Wilson
Oscar Underwood
Washington
South
Ramparts Against the Fly in Atlanta April Screening Ready
The April first effective ordinance mandates full screening of markets groceries milk depots fruit wagons and other food sites, plus fly proofing garbage cans and earth closets. Authorities and citizens rally with chamber of commerce backing to curb typhoid and tuberculosis by cutting fly breeding spots, under guidance from Dr K F Harris. The cost of keeping flies out is tiny next to medical and funeral toll.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
K. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Georgia
Georgia Good Roads Eminence Increases Mileage
Georgia leads in highway mileage built in five years, second only to New York, with 4,344 miles added from 1904 to 1909. The gain credited largely to employments of 4,500 prisoners on public roads and sustained by state-wide campaigns and editorial advocacy. The report highlights Georgia’s progressive highway system and its potential to attract immigration and capital, signaling nationwide interest in good roads.
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Georgia
New York
Department of Agriculture
Tus
Associated Press
Maine
California
Georogia
F C cd Rening
Springtime Dergm and Circus Cheer in Georgia Echoes
A lively blend of verse and humor recalls springtime in Georgia with songs about birds and roses, a wry note on a mule accident, and playful digs at government. The column quotes old time Brethren sayings and a tale about a deacon and Jonah with rustic dialect charm.
Wreck at Pell City injures seven on Southern Railway
Southern Railway Birmingham special No. 40 eastbound wrecks at Pell City Alabama 35 miles east of Birmingham at 10 39 this morning. Sam Davis is missing and seven people are injured including Fireman Turner Davis John Lee and four other passengers. The combination car day coach dining and two Pullman cars derailed.
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Sam Davis
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Ala
New York
Pell City
Southern Ratings Company
Sterling Smith
Turner
Davis
John Lee
Porter
General Grant Moves South to Florida Resort
General Fred B Grant, commander of the Department of the East, has reportedly fully recovered and travels south to a Florida resort. He is staying with Mrs Potter Palmer in Manatee County and transportation to Sarasota area is noted.
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Fred
Eritate ‘B. Grant
Potter Palmarin
Manatee County
Sarasota
Funeral procession for Tennessean to Knoxville burial site
A state funeral procession is planned with officials invited to attend. The body will lie in state in the hall of the house as crowds view it. The procession later resumes at six to the burial plate in Knoxville. Flags will be lowered to half mast throughout the day.
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Tagnesana Regiment
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State Guard
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House of Representatives
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Knoxville
Mother Hubbard
Cotton Futures Bill Opposed by Georgians
Washington reports opponents of Senator Smith’s cotton futures bill testified before Senate agriculture and forestry committees. Atlanta’s Co B Howard warned much of the crop cannot be standardized under the bill, arguing unfairness in misdemeanors for selling cotton outside proposed standards. Augusta’s Lewis Brooks and Waco Texas’ W C Lawson spoke, as House and a subcommittee led by Rep Lever began hearings on Beall’s bill to curb speculation.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Committees On Agriculture and Forestry
Co. B Howard
Atlanta
Southeastern Cotton Buyera’ Association
Lewis Brooks
Augusta
W. C. Lawson
Waco
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Representative Lever
Campaign for South Planned by Maryland
Annapolis Md April 2 The bill appropriating 20000 to the work of the southern settlement and development organization passed the legislature last night. The organization is to be maintained by state appropriations and contributions from transportation companies commercial associations and private individuals. It is estimated that it will take from 106000 to 125000 a year to carry on the enterprise the object of which is to induce desirable immigration to the mouth.
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Annapolis
Aouthern Settlement and Development Organization
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Friends of Ellis Seek Appointment for Him in Macon
A delegation of prominent Macon citizens urged Governor Brown to appoint Hon. Roland Ellis as solicitor general of the Macon district, following the death of Walter J. Grace. Delegates included Judge Moers Hodges Hon. Minter Wimberley Dr DD Gam brell and Hon Cabra Mis.
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Macon
Brown
Roland Ellis
Briefer Letters on Religion Education and Politics
A mix of letters to the editor touching on Sunday recreation and moral uplift, Young Harris College fundraising after a fire, and support for Oscar Underwood. The writers urge churches to address youth needs beyond worship spaces, promote uplift through education, and endorse Underwood for president, highlighting community figures and regional concerns.
Minister Arrested in Colorado Election Bribery Case
Vans, Colo April 2 Rev. 3mm Rader a pioneer minister of Denver and Methodist conference figure in Colorado was arrested on bribery charges connected to today’s election. He allegedly paid James Franklin to stay away from Hwang until after the vote on city license saloons. Rader was released on bond and called the arrest a conspiracy by the “weta” to sway voters, denying the charge.
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Colo
3Mm Rader
Dever
Methodist
Colorado
James Franklin
Hwang
Nats
Rader
Maimed mate sails to old home to die
In Savannah Georgia special report a wounded mate Cronburg of the crew with a broken back after a fall from a gangplank longed to be carried to his home in Helsinburg Sweden to die. He was removed from hospital and placed aboard the steamship Finland for the voyage to his homeland.
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Savannah
Finland
Cornbyre
Helleinburg
Sweden
Cronburg
Helsinburg
Easter Season Home Furnishing Sales loom large
Advertisers urge shoppers to prepare for Easter with big home furnishing sales. Stores promise exclusive items from small to large retailers and highlight furniture, draperies, tubs, pianos, and house needs. Campaign emphasizes sales events over the five days, with extra service and early shopping.
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