Bottlers Coming to the Gate City for Association Meeting
Wonatch Manufacturing receives notice from Secretary Schoder of the American Bottlers Protective Association that the group will meet in Atlanta October 16-17. The association, strong with about 1500 delegates likely, favors eastern or western hubs and chose Atlanta after local advocates lobbied successfully. Atlanta is highlighted as a center for soda fountain business and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonatch Manufacturing Company
Schoder
American
Protectective Association
American Bottlery Protective Association
Atlanta
Gihoder
American Hottlera’ Protective Association
Stlanta
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Ita
Synph
It 4S
Forelm Soda
United States
Sunday School Session Promises Notable Atlanta Union Talks
The Atlanta Sunday School Union hosts two sessions at Central Congregational church with speakers including Marion Lawrance of Toledo. The program features devotional services, a teacher qualification talk, a round table, vesper, and talks on better teachers and the thermometer of the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Union
Marion Lawrante
Atlanta Sunday School Union
Central Congregational Church
Marion Lawrance
Toledo
Rex Rolfe’ Hunt
Ma Brittain
Marion Lawrence
Olio
Senue
Farland
Stormon Elders at Work in Phenix City
Special Mormon elders are reported active in Phenix City Alabama near Columbus Georgia on April 22. They are said to have made a number of converts through their missionary efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormon
Columbus, Ga
Phenix City
Ala
Lady Baltimore by Owen Wister
Publicity blurb for an illustrated edition of Lady Baltimore by Owen Wister, noting it as distinct from The Virginian. Describes the book’s lively scenes and imprudent hero, with a cast of appealing women. Cloth edition, gilt top, originally $1.60, offered at $1.35 postpaid by M. Miller Co. Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Baltimore
Owen Wister
Postahd Pasjohm M. Miller Company
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Plow Handle Boys Attend This School in Rome Georgia
Georgia county school commissioners visited the Berry Boy's Industrial School in Rome. Miss Martha Berry invited them after a Macon talk, showcasing a school for poor country boys with a full campus tour, a chapel program, and demonstrations of student labor in laundry, blacksmithing, carpentry, dairy, and farming. Students spoke of moral atmosphere, and the tour highlighted self built facilities and student work underpinning education and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia County School
Sessona
Berry Boy's Industrial School
Martha Berry
Macon
Rome
Miss Berry
Georgia
Court Loase
Elas
Way
Brunswick
North
City Bays
Merritt
State School
Rams
Berry School
University of Knowledge
Boeing
Sterling Manor
Miss Herry Sali
Georgia Civjne
Heoffégia
Fine Chinaware From Noted English French Potters
The Art Annex showcases brilliant stock of china from celebrated English and French factories. It emphasizes decorative and utilitarian value, praising quality, elegance, and absence of tawdry pieces. Visitors are invited to view and select from giant wares and fine wares on display.
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Charles Lamb
Georgia Masons to Gather Soon in Rome May Day Event
Rome Georgia prepares for a grand Masonic gathering on May 2 with Grand Master Meyerhardt presiding. Distinguished guests include Grand Masters from Tennessee Florida Alabama and the Georgia grand lodge plus General Clement A Evans and other leaders. The seventh district convention opens May 2 at 10 oclock with about ninety lodges expected. Ladies Night reception and a May 3 religious service and May 8 rally follow. Special excursion rates and travel from Alabama Birmingham highlighted.
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Rome
Meyerhardt
Georgia Grand Lodge of Masons
Georgia
Roma
Robert Borrow
Tennessee
Charlies Johnson
Florida
D. B. Williams
Alabama
Grand Lodge of Georia
Clement A. Evans
Atlanta
Davis
Macon
Taylor
Luthersville
Mrs Grafton
Pianu
iMiss Allda
Arjthny West
John W. Maddox
Shorter College
Shropshire Ethridge
Mc Donald
Hampton and Freeman
Hbn
F. Furman
Lafayette
Varby
Birming Am, Als
Georgia school for negro boys changes lives amid funding limits
A Georgia institution educates poor black youths who arrive with little and work their way through, proving education can transform lives. The school, with about a hundred students, refused over fifty applicants due to space and funds, and visitors left with a £100 subscription pledge.
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Georgia
Schoo
Smth
South
Sea Boss Boys
Miss Herry
Bowden Lithia Springs Water advertises cures
Purporting health benefits from Bowden Lithia Springs Water, the ad claims remedies for rheumatism gout liver and skin troubles. It promotes daily fresh deliveries from the springs to a Atlanta depot, offers ship shipments and a pamphlet of testimonials from doctors and prominent people, and invites inquiries to Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company at 166 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Rome Ga End of Educational Week with Big Rally at Moberly Park
A week of numerous educational meetings in Rome culminated in a large rally at Moberly Park attended by at least a thousand students and teachers. The event, under County School Commissioner John King, featured spelling bee reading writing physical culture and declamation contests plus a debating session on school term lengths.
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Rome
Apri
Moberly Park
Thouana
John ©. King
Bindsay Johnson
University of Georgia
University of Georgia the Object BeMgo Help Ratee Funda
Young Mons Christian Association
Athens
Boys' Industrial School
Moberly
Freer to Defend City in Albany Sham Battle
Columbus officers prepare for a mock military clash at Georgia Chau Tauqua with Lieutenant Colonel Peter Freer commanding the defending army from Columbus. Captain R E B Spence commands the attacking force from Milledgeville, while Major John C Court may lead a battalion in Freer’s army.
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I Freer
Columbus
Albany
Georgia Chautauqua
Peter Freer
R EB L Spence
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Milledgeville
John C Court
Preer
Four Lives Lost In West Second Street Fire Near Park Place
Four people died in a West Second Street blaze that destroyed a stable and row of three story frame houses near Park Place. Dennis McGrath aged 78 and his son Peter 38 perished, along with John Brown 34 and James Garvin 28. Firemen found the bodies hours after the outbreak, the victims overcome by heat while attempting to reach doors. The McGraths ran a trucking house business. Brown and Garvin were employed as teamsters and stablemen. The flames left thirty families homeless in the area.
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New York
Apri
West Second
Park Place
Coney Twland
Dennis McGrath
Peter McGrath
John Brown
James Garvin
McGrath
Brown and
Garvin
Mothers Congress of Georgia to Convene at First Methodist
The Womans Congress of Georgia opens in Atlanta this morning with an 8 o clock session at the First Methodist Church. President Roosevelt sends a message via Theodore Birney. The program includes prayers, addresses by notable figures, and discussions on education and child welfare through Wednesday. Memorial Day exercises in Girard are scheduled for 3 oclock at the Baptist church with Rev W Price delivering the address.
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President Roosevelt
Georgia
Congress
First Methodist Church
Womans’ Congress of Georgia
Atlanta
First Methodist
Mothers’ Congress
Roosevelt
Georgi Nothers
Theodore Birney
Peayer
C E_Dowman
Theodore W Birney
National Congress of Mothers
Washington
Terrell
Willam King
John
Temple Graves
Alma
Frederic Schott
National Congress of
Micthers
Philadelphia
RO Flynn
Columbus
Girard
Baptist Church
W of Price
Heated Augusta Race Divides Eve and Anti Eve Camps
Augusta Ga April 22 Special the legislative campaign in this warm county centers on judge William F Eve seeking the city roads and revenues commission battle. Six candidates split into Eve and Anti Eve camps with names Boykin Wright Allen Martin V Calvin Louis Brooks Dr J B Linkton and C B Dunbar. A key issue is whether the city roads and revenues post should be held by a single commissioner, with bitter clashes echoing the last contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
H G McLaws
McLaws
Boykin Wright
Allen
Martin V. Calvin
Louis Brooks
J.B. Linkton
C. B Dunbar
William F Eve
Ands
Fred B Pope
Jacob Fhinizy
Eve
Dunbar
Brooks
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Gate City
Berry Boys’ Industrial School
and Berkele
SAP
Mutual Benefit Life
the Standard
Boston
Angier
Georgia Masons
Mozley
Tustavus Adolphus
Stockholm
Borouy
Gustavus Adolphus Ierry
Margaret
Conaughty
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Capital
Ernest Woodruff
J. Carroll Payne
Wo. S. McKennie
Wm. Burckel
Woman's Congress of Georgia
W W Landrum
A O Granger
A T McKelway
Father Jackson
J Lindsay Johnson
Robert Zahner
Luisa O'Keefe Nelson
J P Logan
Associated Charities of Atlanta
P & Erayer
David Marx
Celeste S
Richmond County
Antis
Grand Jury
Judge Live
Lim
Vst
Iis
McLawy
E. G. Griffin
Whitehall
Cor
Aishama
Bank of the People
Neal Bank
Hotrornton
F. Manry
Cashie
HG. Caldwell
Anhier
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