South Gains Home Money and Bank Centralization Rise
The article argues that southern bankers report bills payable as none and New York call money is cheap, signaling greater home financing. It links currency reform and anti gambling measures to reduced dependence on New York for credit, forecasting bank consolidation and more funds available to farmers. It stresses the farmer as the key to national prosperity and warns of dangers if producers falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
New York
South
Kent
Hom
United States
Brown
Jones
Tmer Brown
Daughters of the American Revolution State Officers List
State officers and editors of the Daughters of the American Revolution listed with roles and addresses in Georgia. Names include Mrs. Joseph 3. Harrison, Mrs. Walter Scott Wilson, Mrs. Wosthe, Mrs. Oscar McKenzie, Mrs. Howard H. Beall, Mrs. William Nelson Benton with city and street addresses in Columbus, Havana, Montezuma, Atlanta, and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph 3. Harrison
Fourteenth St. Columbus
Walter Scott Wilson
Havanneh
W. Fosthe
Peachtree St. Atanta
Mirs
Oscar M'Kenzie
Montezuma
Howard H. Bcall
Ponce de Leon Ave
Atlanta
William Nelson Benton
Augusta
Compulsory Education Debate Moves Georgia Patriots
A Georgia high school inspector cites southern states with and without compulsory education laws and urges the D A R in Georgia to press for the 1914 bill. Mrs A O Harper Athens reports state conditions and calls for pledge support from representatives to secure passage this year. Mrs Howard McCall Georgia state corresponding secretary urges concerted action by 2500 D A R members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Maryland
Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
D. A. KR
Patriots I Nead
A. O. Harper
Athens
Senate
House
Howard McCall
Trade News Highlights Big Allin Firm Spring Orders
Max Katz company reports the largest Allin season in firm history with over four hundred orders received and shipped last week. Multiple agents across Georgia and nearby states note strong sales of Premium Brand shoes, brisk mail orders, and early market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Katz Company
W. Bentley
Birmingham
Ala
Gramling-Spalding Company
W. Olgiind
Rmstrong
J. L
Richey-Williamson- Wyatts Company
Banks Whiteman
John Silvey &Co
Whiteman
N. K. Smith
Battle Axe
Georgia Delegates Convene Meeting with State Regent
A state regent announces a congress convening April 20. Delegates may sign credentials at Continental Hall after April 14 and should arrive early to sign the list. Read bulletin boards and inquire at the Bureau Information. An April 20 Georgia delegate meeting is set for 12 30 pm in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Continental Hall
New Willard
Lone Hall
Georgia
Bulletin Board
Massachusetts
Sophie Lee Foster
Compulsory Education Committee Pushes State Law
A Georgia education group urges compulsory school attendance, arguing state finances and child welfare demand attendance. Mrs. A G Harper leads calls for lawmakers to vote for a compulsory education measure to reduce illiteracy and protect children.
Mrs Harrison Illness Regret Letter From Georgia D A R K
Acting state editor sends sympathy to Mrs Joseph Harrison of Columbus. Illness cited as source of regret. notes she attends state conferences and has many friends. A letter was read at conference expressing sorrow over her absence and wishing her swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Harrison
Columbus
Georgia
Two New Chapters for Georgia Division Two
Georgia welcomes two new chapters formed after the Macon state convention. The Colonel William Candler chapter opens in Gainesville with officers led by Regent Mrs WA Charters and Gainesville chapter officers listed. the Oliver Bowen chapter opens in Carrollton with Regent Miss Eugenia Mandeville and officers including vice president Mrs A A Simonton and secretary Mrs Annie Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Colonel William Candler
Gainesville
Oliver Bowen
Carrellton
WA. Charters
B.p. White
Robert, Sanders
N. Parker
Mis. Hobbs
D. W. Anderson
R. E. Andre
Carrollton
Eugenia Mandeville
A. A. Simonton
Annie Slade
Christine Fitts
Almariné Slade
H E. B. Meadows
C.K. Henderson
Genealogical Queries From Savannah Reader Solicit Research
A fragmentary genealogical notice requests tracing origins of Wallen and Shaw families in Virginia and Georgia. It lists William King enlisted in 1777, battles he fought, and pension details. seeks connections to King, Shaw, Compton, and Flemister lines, plus Pennington and Wilson relations. Also notes unrelated items: small references to 800 Cleveland stores, coal waste, and Margaret Mare's new play.
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William King
William County
Viginia
Valentine Peyton
Radnor
Schuylkill Bridge
Chestnut Hill
Stony Point
Bergen Point
Hanging Rock
Fauquier County
Virginia
Sarah Shaw
George Compton
Walter Robert Philip
Tom Frances Delina
King
Alley
Jobo Flemister
Lucy
Flemiat
Polly
John Dismuke
Jennie
Dr. Gibbs
Sallie
Johnson
Becky
Betsy
Able
Joseph
Benjamin Jackson
Jack
Micha
William L. Flemister
Wilkes County
Georgia
Lewis Flemister
Washington
Life Guards
Lender Gillender Chigsam
Halifax County
Lewis
James
John
Fieldine
Alwave
Lewis Or
Fieldings
William Moseley
Virginia Regiment
Flemisters
England
Scotland
Cheasmann
Wales
Pennington
Wilson
Joseph Wilson
General U D C Scholarships Open for Four Years
The General U D C offers several scholarships including Vassar in Poughkeepsie and the Alice Bristol at Bristol School in Washington. Applicants must be 17 or older, pass exams, prove financial need, be descendants of Confederate veterans, and be endorsed by division officials.
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Vassar
Pough‘Keepsie
N.o
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hall
N. C
Alabama Polytechnic
Auburn
Ala
Aulmarn
University of Alabama, University
Higbee School
Memphis
Tenn
Alice Bristol
Bristol School
Washington, D. C
Bristol
Vasyvar
New Orleans
Alten Bristol
Oklahoma
Florida
C. Committee On Education
Iana
UL. D. C
LC. D. C
Washington and Lee
Loretta
Plan for Education and Mrs Lamar visit 1914 Americus chapter
The 1914 UDC education committee circulates a two part plan. Part I lists sixteen scholarships atWausau College Washington and Lee Sophie Newcomb Lucy Cobb etc with values from 60 to 1000 dollars per year. Eleven are filled for 1914 while several remain open for competition through September 1. The Americas chapter hosted state president Mrs W D Lamar and Mrs Leiden with a reception after her address urging prize essay contests in city and county schools.
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Lamar
Americus
iThe Committee On
United Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D. C. Committee On Education
Nour Committee On Education
Wausmr_college
Poughkeepgie
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Sophie Newcomb College
Tulane University
New Orleans
Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
No. l
Alice Briatu
Bristol
Washington
DD. C
Higbee
Memphis
Tonn
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Loretta Mother
Nexme
Biss Mason
Washington Seminary
District of Columbia
Washington and Lee
J. Crawford
Rivere
Sophie Newcomb
Louisiana
Lucey Cobb Institute
Louise Gentry
Sadie Powers
Alabama
Alice “Briatol
Thelma Dargan
Florias
Emmett Elipatrick
Loretta Mother Houe
Margaret Saunders
Terneeee
Americas
W.D. Lamar
F. P. Harrold
College Street
Lumac
Seldon
James Davenport
Interesting Meetings of Kennesaw Chapter
The Kennesaw chapter in Manietta held a June meeting to spark social attendance. Mrs J H Walton hosted the first in a series with a program including songs Oh Loving Heart Trust On Jackets of Gray and Old Folks at Home. The group discussed Miss Rutherford's New Orleans address and celebrated Memorial Day with a Shiloh monument offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennesaw Chapter
Manisetta
J. H. Walton
Warren
Walton
Tyon
Shiloh
Georgia
Richmnd
Davie
Lee
Pendulum of Society Shifts as Women Lead, Men Hold Back
The era shows women setting the pace while men restrain, with observers noting the pendulum not yet turning. Excerpts warn of worse fashions and politics before any better order emerges, yet faith remains in American common sense and a later return to sane, sober living.
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The
Times
Burneas
Dandme
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Daughters OF the American Revolution
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J. F. Tate
J. 0. Chambers
C. D. Dickinson
A.N. Greene
E. &. Carswell
A. M. Robinson and Company
Jesse Baker
Macon, Ga
J. K. Orr Shoa Company
S. Flarris
A.K. Robinson & Co
J. Orr Shoe Company
Haster Geagon
John Silvey & Co
Gales
PG. Jeter
Hugh Burton
D. M. Braswall
J. W. Hughes
Louis Barrow
A. M Robinson & Coy
Fain & Stamps Center
Cliffe Edwards
W. ¥. Baileyland
EL Smith
A. J Bruce
Lipton
Fain
Mr. Bruce
McRae
Hastman
Dublin
Jogo, HL. Adams Company
Grarling-Spilding J Company
Frank Baker
Charles Babb
J. P.womble
Ins
William J. Gaston
Villa Rica
GO. P. Bennett
Bine Ridge
Atlanta Coffee Mille Ig
Mureka
Atco Coffee
Ben Thompson
Fain & Stamps
Gales Force
Mr. Thompson
Frank E. Bains
South Georgia
L. BE. Days
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Joseph Terry
Dupont Powder Compass
Brown-Perryman-Greene Company
Pp. H. Harris
A. M. Robinson & Co
Piedmont
South Carona
Je. and
Claude Smith
Ius
Westerday
RK. R. Overton
J Stephen Putney Shor Company
Wes
Rockwell Johnson
Red Star Sace Fame
Boston
Mass
Springer Hotel
Courthouse
H.C. Larzelere
Brown, Perryman & Greene Co
Capital City Tobacco Company
Marietta Street
Dixie Pickle & Preserving Co
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Aragonal Rtrs
A.m.robinson Co
N. Pryor
Atlants
Coryy Gcoors and Notions
Fp.richards Co
Central Ave
E. L. Adams Company Wholesale Grocers
Compulsory Education Committee
Atte
Georgia State Senate
House of Representatives
Empire
A.G. Harper
Washington Star
Mra
Walter Scott Wilnen
West Jones Street
Savannah, Ga
Cleveland
Gkinhorn Fields
Knitea Kingdom
Margaret Mare
Selwin & Co
Mattin Hegatrar
Howard Andilor
Jessie CO Fontoctan
Mro
Dred Hore
Reeves
Idn
Tenaltie
al Eer
Canton
Xtoaitrio
Itonterums
Aulisios Puccarn
King de Leon Avenue
Allenta
OED
Astens
Jarnesville
U. D.C
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