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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
14
A. Sanders of Cilenwood Georgia was fined 526 by Judge George E. Johnson for selling butter with excessive water. Officers said legal limit is 16 percent water, while Sanders’ product tested at 62 percent. He admitted the charges saying poverty compelled him to support his children.
A chamber event features a speaker addressing Atlante's India Bureau and its functions. The talk aims to explain the bureau's role, activities, and impact on local and international affairs within the chamber's program.
A conference of leading agricultural, livestock and poultry officials from Georgia will convene at 10 AM in the chamber of commerce assembly room under the Georgia association for an intensive cow, hog and bean campaign. Officials from the state college of agriculture and poultry marketing experts will participate as the April May initiative unfolds, with plans for further activities and a public meeting to promote the association’s work.
The article recalls Lewin Levin a Black waiter at Tech, honored after his death. It notes community leaders and students recognizing his service, with references to memory, loyalty, and a drive to support his family. The piece mentions Levin’s birth in South Carolina and a plan for a farewell homeward gesture.
A campaign against paregoric sales was launched in Atlanta on Wednesday after the arrest of two druggists accused of illegally distributing the product. INS Middlebrook, chief narcotics inspector, led the operation and secured warrants. Both suspects posted bonds and were released.
Ai appropriation of 200 dollars funds an advertorial card for the centennial event of Macon Telegraph. Mayor Walter A. Nima approved a page display ad to convey Atlanta’s compliments and greetings to Macon on a special occasion.
Governor Thomas Wyeth Hardwick pressed university officials for a hearing for a student at Gear University who was expelled by the student council after a disturbance. The governor questioned the council’s blanket action and urged due process before any punitive measures.
Seymore and Oetgen, once Atlanta produce dealers, face a preliminary hearing in Lampa on April 1 for alleged use of funds to defraud creditors. A formal charge, filed by a postal inspector, notes failure to remit payments on consigned produce. They are held on $2500 bond as authorities plan to bring them to Atlanta for trial.
Officials announce preparations for next week’s Home Show On Your Home at Avuhtertamne with a larger, more elaborate lineup. Manager James Odum of the CADaks company plans an elaborate landscape booth near the main entrance featuring a miniature modern home, landscape surroundings and two garden girls to add life. Additional exhibitors and features are promised, with officials confident of strong success.
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