The Travelers Bee Era Focus on Growth in 1923
The Travelers order notes a steady expansion with 250 members and plans for further enrollment. Officers including President 5 FE Andrews and secretary Moor Te pres a chasisuarn oversee efforts to attract new members. The year 1923 is expected to bring one of the largest enrollments in the order’s history.
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Demaars
L Otter
FE Andrews Bec
Petary Moor
Brosies
Wilier Harmin
Blind Tiger Captured in Macon Ga Report
A special report from Macon Georgia details the capture of a blind tiger operation. Police seized a large quantity of liquor from a grocery store run by Roant Barnes and an enslaved worker. The raid recovered several pint bottles and other illicit beverages.
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Macon Ga
Witteville
Roant
Barnes
Judge Thomas to Speak at Memorial Day Event
Judge Thomas will address the Daughters of the Confederacy on Memorial Day in Athens. Invitations have been extended to other thers and the program includes the memorial dress and cadles at the Lh hoor of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Thomas
Athens
Thoms
Tooth hygiene and health from a dental care guide
The passage emphasizes teeth as guards of the vestibule system and stresses that mouth cleanliness is essential since nourishment passes through the mouth. It urges constant dental hygiene and identifies the foremost tooth cleanser and antiseptic, guiding readers to maintain perfect oral hygiene every hour of the day.
April Showers Hit Atlanta With Steady Temperatures
Weather forecaster warns of April showers today in Atlanta area with continued mild temperatures. The advance forecast notes scattered sprinkles and unsettled conditions across the region.
Quirky habit note from a tea visit
A young lady visiting at a friend’s for five o clock tea hesitated to tip a maid. She pulled a nickel from her purse and planned to drop it in the tray, then paused to request a card instead. The anecdote reflects a social habit study and the idea that politeness can be overemphasized by automatic courtesy.
New City Ordinance Targets Liquor Shipments Near Atlanta
The McClelland ordinance requires city carriers to report liquor shipments over three pounds. Chief Hen Jen nings notes the city will distribute reporting blanks to track consignments and assist police in monitoring shipments. The measure aims to curb illegal liquor flows by increasing visibility for authorities.
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Atlanta
Dray
Police
McClelland
Hen Jennings
Ornance
Ltv
Pote
Old Dominion agent tours Atlanta as prospects rise
Pickering of the Old Dominion Steamship Company visits Atlanta to view business prospects and frientls. Wood Forg district agent of Central of Georgia is ill at home on Vine Street. Police Relief Association picnic set for June 8 at Warm Springs with special trains from AB&A. Atlanta to send large Baptist delegation to Jacksonville for the convention May 17 to 23. special Baptist Special train will run May 16 over Southern.
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FU Pickering
Old Dominion Steamship Company
New York
Atlanta
Frientls
Wood
Central of Georgia
Vine Street
Police Relief Association
Warm Springs
Birmingham
Atlantic
Southern Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
We Have Moved To Six North Broad Street
Our City Office and Stationery Department have relocated to 6 North Broad Street Foote and Davies Co. Phone Main 61.
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North Broad ST
Swindled Undertaker Over Burial Expenses Trial
A white man J A Poss faced a jury over alleged theft and manipulation of burial expenses from an undertaker firm. The case involved claims of arranging a relative’s burial at the almshouse, paying on installments, and the undertakers witnessing the coffin mishandling and injury as the interment proceeded, prompting a mistrial.
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Poss
Locate Kuykendal 15 Seeks 65 year old Davidson alum
A notice seeks Kuykendal, about 65, born in Mecklenburg NC, living in North Carolina, then New York City, then Atlanta around 1697. Judge Rodgers of 6 Bedford Place pursues property requiring his personal attention. Kuykendal, a Civil War North Carolina soldier, left a letter from Austell Lithia Springs Hotel dated December 20 1898.
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Kukendal
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
Bette
RL. Rodgers
Bedford Place
Kuykendal
Davidson College
New York City
Atlanta
Austel Lithia Spriggs
New Pistol Law To Be Tested By Supreme Court
The Georgia case of Joe Strickland versus the state, arising from a Carrollton city court conviction under the pistol law, is certified to the Supreme Court for May 15. The court will rule on constitutional questions about the law prohibiting carrying pistols without registration and a county license, with several similar cases pending in appellate courts.
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Joe Strickland
Strickland
Carrollton
Wall
Bereven
Supreme Jourt
Supreme Cure
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Civizan Unier
United States
Free State
Will Davis
State
Floyd County
George Tames
Rigshmona County
John Brown
City Court of
Moultrie
Albert Nera
Maconsas
Richardson
City Coit of
Tifton
Joe Campbell
Brunswick
Auction Sale today 3 p m Oakland City Lots
Foster and Robson announce an auction of Oakland City lots at 3 pm today. Whitehall property near Cooper and Windsor streets draws strong bids as real estate activity heats up with several recent deals and plans for a new store on 260 Whitehall Street.
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Oakland City
Foster & Robson
Whitehall
Cooper and
Windsor Streets
Danson & Guy
Whitehall Street
Seawright & Pool
Cooper and Windsor
Dalton Paving Completed on Main Streets
Dalton reports completion of asphalt paving along three principal business streets with ongoing waterworks extension and enlargement of the electric light stations. Building and equipping two new school structures are underway as part of the town improvements.
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Dalton
See
Jail Judge Marries Couples Under Lock and Key
Coffee county justice of the peace C J Meadowes, jailed for violating the prohibition law, offers free marriage ceremonies from his jail cell during a 30 day sentence. He has already married one couple. the grand jury has recommended his removal and Governor Brown is investigating the case.
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C J Meadowes
Coffee County
Meadowes
Brown Ia
Uncle Dudley Leaves Newspaper for Poultry Farm
Johu G Poutell known across the south as Uncle Dudley has resigned from newspaper work and will retire to his farm near Aante to devote his life to poultry farming. He is said to be the first editor of the first daily poultry page in the United States and his long, varied experience made him a trusted voice on barnyard birds. After a year back editing the poultry page, health concerns prompted him to pursue a simpler country life.
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Johu G Poutell
South
Dudley
Aante
Poutell
United States
Pensions Returned in Clarke County Georgia
Athens Ga April 18 Special only $600 has been returned to the state pensions commissioner by the Clarke county ordinary ten pensioners who received $60 annually but died between the filing of time papers last year and the receipt of the check from the state treasury.
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Athens
Clarke County
Printers Cost Congress Opens in City Tomorrow
The Printers Southeastern Cost Congress opens at the New Kimball on Thursday and runs through Saturday. Delegates will study the costs of printing items and their value to the final product, with no price fixing. Sessions are 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM daily, and printers from over 100 cities across multiple states have accepted invitations.
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Congress
New
Kimball
Southeastern States
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Mississippi
Postal Club Banquet Held At Merchants and Manufacturers Club
Postal Telegraph Club of Atlanta to meet for its second annual banquet Saturday night April 22 in Spa rooms. Members are Postal Telegraph Cable Company employees with educational and social aims. Several prominent citizens will address the gathering.
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Postal Telegraph Club of
Atlanta
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
Spa
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
CANDIDATES WANTED FOR MILITARY ACADEMY
Washington April 18 war department announces twenty five cadetship vacancies at West Point. List of congressional districts without appointments given exams in May. Districts include Arkansas 2nd and 7th, Louisiana 3rd, Mississippi 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 8th, South Carolina.
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Washington
West Point Military ‘Academy
War Department Today
Arkansas
Louisiana
Pergs
Grouth
Carolina
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Citizens Indorse Board
J. D. Gortatowsky
Ala
C. J. Meadowes
Postal Club
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Massachusetts
the Southwark Mills CO
Philadelphia
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Moora
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Oncon
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