North Side Cottage Ad Seeks Trade and Quick Sale
A brief classified notice offers a brand new North Side Cottage with rooms and bath on a six foot lot. The owner will exchange equity for a bungalow or North Fields lot and prefers cash or terms including a loan. Contact Blake at Main 3153 and visit Atlanta National Bank Building for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Ansley
Atlanta National Bank
Oo Forrest Ave
Jackson St
Theapiota
East Pine St
Bedford Place
Ali
Ansley Park
Piedmont Ave
Decatur
Suother Street
Putin
Arid
Cleburne Avenue
Carl
Zou National’ Bank
Diay
Mice
Faly
Carter
Les Mr. Scott
Grant Building
West
Gordon Vt
Martin-Ozburn Realty Company
Third National Bank
Ivy
Atlanta
Lovely New Homme
West Feachtras
North Elds
North Side Cottage
City
Blake
Marietta
Bellwood Ave
Aller
Avanta
Grand
Multiple Death Notices Reach Poole's Chapel
Obituary notices report the deaths of W J Rawle farmer of Stoke Mountain at 44. W H Harden Confederate veteran, 75, in the Soldiers' Home. Rollin Jefferson Columbus businessman, 63, after long illness. Mrs Mary Catherine Tate, 73, with funeral at Patterson's chapel. Warren B Crosby of Sarasota, Fla, buried in West View. Mrs Sasnett of Knox County. Allen Holt of Macon. S J Fields funeral details. and other related notices from Columbus Georgia with varying service times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rawle
W. J. Rawls
Stoke Mountain
Poole
McDonough
W. H. Harden
Poole’s Chapel
Mary Catherine Tate
I. Do Irby
T. H. Hull
W. A. Miller
Warren B. .Crosby
Warren B. Crosby
Sorasota
Fila
Patterson's Chapel
West View
Brooks Crosby
Water furrow planting for corn a debated practice
A Georgia reader disputes water furrow corn planting, arguing bed planting yields equal or better results in all seasons. Tests at the Georgia Experiment Station show bed planting consistently outperforms water furrow methods, except for late-season plantings following small grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wime
Georgia Experiment Station
R. J. Redding
Cotton Wilt in Georgia Cotton Regions
An excerpt explains cotton wilt as a soil disease caused by bacteria and fungi spread through infested soil, leading to rapid plant death by blocked sap movement. Remedies include planting wilt resistant cotton varieties. The disease mainly affects the southern half of Georgia and similar Gulf and South Atlantic states.
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West OF
Cotton
A. J
Benham
Tetas
Georgia
Gulf and South Atlantic
De la Barra greeted by Mexican capital
Mexico City crowds welcome Francisco De la Barra returning from a special mission abroad. A train with a special car pulls into the Vera Cruz day line as students, friends, and staff greet the ex president. He states homecoming has no political significance and vows to work for the country’s best interests.
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Mexico City
Francisco de la Barra
Hia
de la Barra
Menocal Nominated for Cuban Presidency
Havana April 7 the conservative national convention nominated General Mario Menocal for the presidency and Jose Enrique Varona for the vice presidency. The nominations were unanimous and delegates showed enthusiasm. Menocal is secretary of justice and Varona chairs the national committee. The Mberat convention meets April 15 with indications pointing to Alfredo Zayas for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Mario Menocal
Jose Enrique Varona
General Menocal
Senor Varona
Alfredo Zayas
Senor Zayas
C. T. Stuart Camp organized in Thomasville Georgia
The C. T. Stuart Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans is organized in Thomasville to honor Capt. C. T. Stuart, a long‑standing veteran. Delegates for the SHS reunion in Macon include Wylly, J. P. Green, W. Davis, S. R. Blanton and Dr. B. A. Daniels, with alternates Lebbeus Dekle, J. B. Harmon, J. A. Chastign, R. L. Redfearn and QT. Gandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Stuart
Thomasville
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ieee
SHS
Macon
BR Ll
Wylly
J. P. Green
Sia Cow Stirs Politics in Camilla Ga
In Camilla Ga April 7 a local tale of Sia Cow parallels Thomasville. Citizens circulate petitions opposing a cow at large ordinance urging a public vote while another petition urges the council not to be influenced by intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
Thomasville
Sia
Bai
New York
Copper trade and mining outlook lift market mood
The market benefited from strong activity in copper with rising prices driven by firm domestic demand and sustained export demand. Output restrictions and demand shifts supported gains while coal mining resumption in Britain boosted sentiment. floods and credit conditions added mixed impacts. Athens templars elect leaders for the new year.
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Durch
Great Britain
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MAB
M. L. Thrower
Walton
Southern Railway
Central Avenue
Main
Clark & McBride CO
Bell Phone Main
Peachtree
Merritts Ave
Ponce DE 'Leon
Georgian Terrace
Chas. P. Glover
Walton St
Peachtree Road
West Fourteenth ST
Fourteenth St
Holley St. Francis St
Kontz Ave
New Home Park School
West Peachtree St
Terma Eaay
Marietta ST
Curran ST
S. B. Turman & CO
Broad and
Alabama Sts
Hurt & Cone Real Estate and Investments
Empire Life Building
Inman, Park
Euclid Avenue
Anes
Lea
Shy
Gndwih
Rivers Realty Co
Alabama A Street
Wee Street
Peachtrer
Eric
Sycamore Drive
Gecatur
Charlton Barrett
Rollin Jefferson
Columbus
Columbia
Ben K. Jefferson
Colorado
Sarah Sasnett
Lord Sasnett
A Sasnett
Tremaine
Greenberg & Bond
Chape
Strickland
Westview
Shela
Mra
Jackson
Poig
Nord Lasnett
T. W
Ett
Fuunal Services
Elas
P Chapel
Eferguteen
Griffin, Ga
COTTO
Seed Em Plan
Constitution Office
Orthiesa
Elding
Lucama
N. O
Pleags
Navil Coln
W. A. Henry
Madiega
Betey Wright
Encich
Commissioner of Agriculture
T. G. Hudson
Iadie
Menocal
Athens Templars
Athens
Godfrey de Bouillon
Knights Templar
H. R. Palmer
W. A. Capps
A. J. Carter
Rev. E. L. Hill
W. F. Dorsey
G. R. Dobbs
W. C. Jordan
Jobe Weenicke
Mower-Hobart CO
South Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
Hox BR. J
Care Constitution
Municipaliti
Public Service Corporation
Barris
Forbes & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Fine Street, Corner
William New York
John C. Wheatley
Nat'l Bank
Atlanas
Georgia Power
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