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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
8
A fragment notes a policy by Sponsor 4d Ham's Sons emphasizing prosperity through steadfast principle. The readable portion hints at ongoing support and a guiding ethic without further specifics or dates.
The campaign reports strong sentiment for Underwood across Georgia with prominent figures like Hon. John de McKayz of Macon and DeWitt C. Pickett of Dawson asserting wide backing. Georgia officials and local managers note widespread approval and predict Underwood will win the state by a large majority.
Jno. L. Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad, St. offers film developing with exclusively Velo paper. The note urges taking advantage of their Kodak finishing service.
Continued from Page One, the text notes high city death rates near the center due to surface closets and advocates alley sewer taps to curb garbage hauling costs. The Atlante Sanitation Association assigns lecture dates with Dr Claude Smith, Dr EC Cartlidge, and Dr W A Visanski at local schools in April. Dr I F Harris, state health secretary, to speak. city council grants Mayor Winn access to the council chamber for meetings as needed.
Funeral notices from several Georgia towns report services for Emma Wal mann at Barclay Brandon's chapel with burial in Richmond Virginia. Other obituaries include Robert Connell of Glendale Avenue, J. T. Morgan, George Setzer, Sidney M Self of Tifton, Ne[d?] McCurry of Hartwell and Louise Evans of East Fair Street, detailing burial locations and surviving family members.
An nouncements have been made of all candidates for county offices in this county with entries closed yesterday. Tax Collector John M. Vanderbilt faces John Wesley Cooper. Judge John P. Davis runs against Harry Johnson. D W Simmons opposed by J R Cantrell. Race for tax receiver between J Tom Jerking and G M Redman. Sheriff battle between W G Tunnehoo and former Sheriff D O Byars. Treasurer T B Owens Coroner J W Miller and County Surveyor R L Brown unopposed.
Brigadier General Asa B. Carey U.S. Army retired died at his winter home in Orlando Florida this afternoon. Born in Connecticut in 1836 he graduated West Point in 1853 and retired from active service in 1889. He was paymaster general during the Spanish American War and breveted major and lieutenant colonel for gallant service in the Civil and Indian wars. He authored the legislative history of the pay department of the U.S. Army and leaves a widow and two children Captain J. E. G. Carey and a daughter married to Major M. K. Whisker. Funeral will be held here next Tuesday.
Fragmentary passage shows gubernatorial discussion of a long campaign run, with leaders citing lack of funds and reliance on supporters and advisers. References to political managers and a house conference hint at strategy and public outlook amid financial constraints.
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