Fruit Growers Hold Meeting at Fort Valley Ga
South Georgia peach producers and transport representatives met in Fort Valley to discuss crop prospects and rail service. Officials reported 2,000 cars represent over 4,000,000 trees, with plans for rate reductions, refrigerator car contracts, and express service. San Jose scale control and packing house preparations were addressed.
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Fort Valley
South Georgia
Fort Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Georgia
Louisville and
Nashville
Western and Atlantic
Monon Route
Southern
Cincinnati -Southern
Southern Express Company
Central of Georgia
San Jose
Fett Valley
Griffin
Marshallville
Dawson
Tifton
Cuthbert
Ellaville
Albany
Americus
Fitzgerald
Cordele
Benna Vista
la Crosse
W. J. Scott
North
Nazlehurst
Macon
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
Georgia Horticultural Society
Georgia Agricultural Society
Southeastern Tariff Association
G. F. Jones
State Entomological Board
Scott
Neigh
Atlanta Delegation Returns From Augusta Labor Convention
The Atlanta delegation to the Georgia Federation of Labor convention in Augusta returned Saturday. It was the largest and most prominent group, with Jerome Jones wage elected to represent Georgia at the AFL national convention and S. M. White chosen as chairman of the legislative committee.
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Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Labor
Augusta
Jerome Jones Wage
American Federation of Labor
S. M. White
Fruit growers to meet with rail officials over crop transport
Early reports say an ice factory at the place will produce six tons daily within weeks. Two crate factories have tripled their force but still lag behind orders for peach baskets and crates. A similar fruit growers meeting is set for Saturday April 28 with Central and Southern railroad officials invited to discuss moving the 14 crop efficiently.
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Central and Southern Railroads
New Uniforms For Athens Guards Ready For Memorial Day
Athens Ga April 2 The Athens Guards unveil new uniforms and plan a prize drill Thursday night at Deupree hall with judges W T Forbes C A Vanderlieth and Herschel Carithers. M G Michael to deliver the medal officers named H C Ash E D Wier A V Clifton A H White head W S Ewing G C Emerick. Old Fellows hold anniversary exercises at Marks building Wall street with master of ceremonies M G Michael and addresses by J D Mel R R Russell J F Foster J E Gardner and others.
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Athens
Athens Guards
Deupree Hall
Megsrs
W. T. Forbes
A. Vanderlieth
Herschel Carithers
M. G. Michael
H. C. Ash
E. D. Wier
A. V. Clifton
A. H. Whitehead
W. S. Ewing
G. C. Emerick
T. H. Parker
J. G. Eberhart
T. M. Booth
J. L Watson
W. L. Williams
Odd Fellows
New Hall
Marks Building
Wall Street
Messrs
W. P. Vonderan
T. 8. Mell
A. W. Veas
J. K. Kenney
L. G B. Flatau
J.D. Mel
R. R. Russell
J. F. Foster
Howard
Atlanta
Georgia Chautauqua Opens with Large Audience
The twelfth annual Georgia chautauqua opened in Albany with high expectations for a record session. Rev. R B MacArthur preached the baccalaureate sermon before an audience of 2200 to 3000 filling the auditorium. W Witham of Atlanta spoke to about 1000 Sunday school children and teachers in the afternoon. Evening programs include vesper services and a short illustrated lecture by Dr MacArthur. The city hosts visitors and a week of intellectual enjoyment is anticipated.
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B. S. MacArthur
Albany
The
Georgia Chautauqua
MacArthur
D.D
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Georgia
Cara
W. As Witham
Atlanta
Georgia State Sunday School Association
J. W. Johnson
First Street Methodist Church
King Sabio
Preston Everett
Macon
Marietta Ga
W.C. Alvino
South
North
Primary decision adds tenth district nomination to May ballot
Augusta Ga April 22 Special report states the congressional executive committee ordered that the nomination vote for the tenth district be included in the May primary. The move consolidates party affairs and expedites the nomination process.
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Augusta
Congressional - Executive Committee
Conmon
Atlanta Leaders Drive Key Resolutions in Party Meeting
Atlanta members played major roles as resolutions and actions were introduced by Atlanta party participants. H. F. Garrett of Atlanta was elected president, C. C. Houston of Atlanta secretary and treasurer, Hardy Tent of Atlanta vice president, and others participated in the proceedings.
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Atlanta
H. F. Garrett
C. C. Houston
Hardy Tent
Columbus to Repeat Street Fair and Memorial Day Plans
Columbus anticipates a repeat of last year’s successful street fair with a reorganized fair association, committees, andSubscriptions. Memorial Day events will include a grand program with military and Ladies Memorial Association participation, graves decorated at Linwood cemetery, and an oration by L L Knight of the Atlanta Constitution. Also notes on local obituaries and union actions regarding anonymous letters to brick manufacturers.
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Columbus
Et Fair Association
Ladies' Memorial Association
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ladlea' Memorial Association
Linwood Cemetery
Lizzie Rutherford Ellis
Mary Ann Williams
Columbus Gardens
L. L. Knight
The
Atlanta Constitution
Albert H. Allen
Bertha Willingham
John J. Stebles
Columbia
3. C
First Baptist Church
Ellison
Milledgeville
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Macon
J. L. Langsforth
Bacon
Bright Street
Nelson
Christ and St Pauls
Columbus Hosts Institute and Announces State Convention
Columbus members of the Royal Arcanum prepare to entertain the state convention of the order meeting here in May. The city has already secured two conventions for next year the Georgia Federation of Labor and the Georgia drummers. Teachers from several counties in this section previously joined in a general institute.
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Columbus
Royal Arcanum
Order
Georgia Federation of Labor
Georgia Drummers
Georgia Teachers Meet at Cumberland June 26 30
Columbus Ga April 22 special announces full programme for the Georgia Teachers Association annual meeting at Cumberland June 26 to 30. The schedule runs from opening exercises and business to a series of papers on education crime reform and industrial problems with many named speakers and chaired discussions across mornings and evenings.
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Columbus
Georgia Teachers' Association
Cumberland
Panera
Board of Aerectors
William M. Slaton
Georgia
G. A. Glenn
F. Tt. Richeardson
The
Atlanta Journal
E. C. Brangan
Athens
J. M. Pound
Barnesville
George ML Nanler
Monroe
C. Harris
Rome
G. B. Tonte
Bainbridge
J.T. Ford
Milledgeville
Angeline Wood
J. N. Rogers
Sandersville
Jed
WT. Duman
Sparta
House Treautifal
W. Hf. Payne
University of Nashville
R. B. Fulton
University of Missionippi
Southern Educational Association
P. D. Pollock
Mercer University
V. Saneford
Marietta
E. A. Pound
Wavcross
Hull
University of Georgia
John Ternale Graves
College Park
Slaten
Atlanta
W. L. Weber
Oxford
G. J. Orr
Brunswick
G. FE. Oliphant
J. E. Parks
West Point
J. L. Johnson
Jackson
Ww. Edwards
Valdosta
Chan Tler
University of Georgia eNacress
Italy
Lawton Evans
Augusta
Public Educaroa
Anne Wallace
J. S. Stewart
Dahlonega
W. C. Wright
Osaper
J. C. Woodward
Newnan
D. L. Earnest
R. B. Daniell
M. L. ‘Brittain
L. ©. Bride
M. M. Parks
Savannah
New Industries chartered at Columbus Ga for new plant
The Southern Wadding Mills received its charter in Columbus on April 22 and elected local citizens as directors. The plant will sit southeast of the city, with by laws adopted and preliminaries set. Work started on a $100,000 fertilizer plant by Bussey & Son and W. L. Tillman east of Columbus, with Pratt Laboratory of Atlanta hired to build acid chambers and Contractor Griffin of Atlanta to erect wooden buildings. Completion is targeted for September 1, and the Georgia & Alabama railway is laying side tracks to the factory.
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New Industries
Columbus
Wadding Mills
Bussey & Son
W. L. Tillman
Pratt Laboratory
Atlanta
Griffin
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Hamilton County Democrats Call Convention May 4
The Hamilton county democratic convention to select delegates to the state gubernatorial convention has been called to meet May 4 in Chattanooga Tennessee. In Paris April 22 M Coquelin and Mme Bernhardt plan an American tour featuring Cyrano de Bergerac and Le Aiglun, both to appear in both plays.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Bernhardt
America
Paris
M. Coquelin
Mme. Bernhardt
Parieres Lon
Wis
Macon Volunteers Celebrate Seventy-Fifth Anniversary
The Macon Volunteers mark their seventy-fifth anniversary with a full day of events at the armory and city streets including reveille, flag ceremony, a noon salute, parades, exhibitions, and a reception for seventy-five ladies. The day features a dance and banquet, readings of minutes from 1825, and a notable social display by Macon’s business and civic leaders.
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Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Macon
Georgia
Candler
Albany
Armory
Coleman's Hill
U. S. Starriti
D. m
Manual of Arms
Second
Mulberry
Cherry Streets
D. B. Woodruff
C. M. Wiley
Washington Dessau
Mesdames
R. H W. Plant
Hanson
English
W. W. Wrigley
C.D. Pearson
G. C. Conner, Jr
W. J. Grace
Ben C. Smith
Ross White
Lawson Brown
Sam B. Hunter
John R. Rosa
W. H. Felton, Jr
George Showden
W. H. Ross
John L. Turner
Joseph E. Wells
C. Q. Carnes
Frank West
L. O. Stevens
H. M. Wortham
George Plant
IF. F. Reese
Woodruff
G. T. Garrard
W. C.turpin
John VanSyckle
George W. Duncan
R. Jaques
C. H. Hall, Jr
BE. J. Willingham
A. D. Schofield
J. M. Walker
R. E. Park
L. A. Wood
Roland Ellis
H. Pearson
Harry Jones
George B. Turpin
Misses Huguenin
Wrigley
Clare Ripley
Cleveland Smith
Crutchfield
Willams
Nellie Collins
Martha Johnson
Dessau
May Kennedy
Margaret Plant
Lou Campbell
Maud Campbell
Mary Cobb
Kershaw
Ketner
Theo Tinsley
Reba Ryan
Wood
Cornell
Elizabeth Horne
Bertha Willingham
Misses Hazlehurst
Misses Coleman
Misses Callaway
Sumter County Primaries to Draw Heavy Vote in May
Americus Ga April 22 Special voters in Sumter county rush to register for the primaries. About 1200 white voters already registered and total expected to rise. Interest centers on E B Lewis versus Allen Fort for Congress and five legislative candidates. Twenty four county offices contested with four to five applicants each. A joint debate among five candidates is planned as the primary on June 6 looms.
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Sumter County
Americus
E. B. Lewis
Allen Fort
W. T. Lane
E. C. Speer
W. A. Webb
S. Horne
B. J. Joiner
Sumter
Mass meeting in Sparta to nominate mayor and councilmen
Sparta Ga April 22 Special Politicos in full swing as a municipal mass meeting is set for the week to nominate a ticket for mayor and city council. Mayor William Burwell faces Ed A Rozier in a reform bid. both sides attract county and state interest. A three cornered race for representative includes Colonel Robert Merritt A J Smith and George Lewis with Hancock County expected to weigh in heavily. Lewis hopes to swing the ticket after a narrow last election showing.
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Sparta
J—Politicos
William Burwell
Ed A. Rozier
Middle Georgia
Burwell
Beard
Robert Merritt
A. J. Smith
George Lewis
Hancock
Lewis
Merritt
Smith
Thalians Give Performance at Athens Georgia
The tenth annual Thalian Dramatic Club show at the Athens opera house drew a large audience despite bad weather. The program opened with music including Our Nation's Guard and The Soldiers in the Park, featuring Ridley Calhoun Young and others. The one act farce Lend Me Five Shillings followed with a strong cast led by Blun as Golightly and Phobbs, Powells, and Ridley in supporting roles. critics praised the musical feature and acting quality, noting it would rival a professional company.
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James B. Ridley
Gquartet—Mesers
Calhoun
E. Young
Ridley
W. Young
Phinizy Calhoun
Wilbur Young
Charles R. Andrews
Oriental Coon
Messrs
Banks
Powell
Emory P. Shannon
Messrs. Calhoun
Young
Edward Young
Sie Golightly
Thalian Dramatic Club praises evening performance
The hit of the evening featured graceful acting and faultless interpretation. Powell as the Mery Captain Phobbs and Misses Brodnax and Lyndon richly contributed as Mrs. Major Phobbs and Mrs. Captain Phobbs. Management plans future shows in Atlanta Augusta Macon and Savannah. Officers include Emory J. Shane non Elberton president John Barnes LaGrange vice president Charles B. Andrews Atlanta business manager F Phinley Calhoun Atlanta musical director James T. Mann Albany stage manager.
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Powell
Phobbs
Brodnax
Lyndon
Major Phobbs
Captain Phobbs
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Thalian Dramatic Club
Emory J. Shanenon
Elberton
John Barnes
LaGrange
Charles B. Andrews
F. Phinley Calhoun
James T. Mann
Albany
Fort Valley Nabs Gambling Gang As Chief Disguised
Fort Valley Georgia chief Louis Spinz, elected for two years, arrested a five man crap shooting gang at a Sunday gambling party after disguising his face and hands. He succeeded John Trautman Jr who left to run for Houston County sheriff.
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Fort Valley
Louis Spinz
John F.trautman, Jr
Houston County
Building Boom Elevates West Point Real Estate and Industry
West Point Ga reports a building boom with new residences including Philip Lanier’s two story home, E Dunn’s cottage, and multiple cottages by J J Hagedorn Co and G E Winston. The Chattahoochee Valley Railroad plans a large brick roundhouse opposite the Atlanta and West Point Freight Depot, plus a machine shop in the old Albert Colman store. The West Point Wholesale Grocery adds a 25 by 75 expansion as business grows, while the town readies May 1 for plant improvements and a broader stock. Legislative announcements include James H McWhorter of Stephens and Cornelge Stevens near Crawford, with many county offices also fielding candidates.
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West Point
Fittic
Philip Lanier
Berth Elde
E. Dunn
J. J. Hagedorn & Co
G. E. Winston
Chattahoochee Yacy Railroad
Alanta and
West Point Railroad
Albert Colman
T¢E
West Point Wholesale Grocery Company
Waoly Ming
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