Five Million Dollar Georgia Land Trust Formed in New York
The Georgia Lumber and Development Company, a $3,000,000 concern chartered in Fulton County, held a New York meeting electing officers and directors. It has paid in $5,000,000 capital, claims 26,000 acres of timber and flat land, and plans to grow into a world leading land trust with Georgia as its core, offering profit sharing to residents.
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Georgia
Georgia Lumber and Development Company
Superior Court
Fulton County
New York
Lumpkin
Charles A Read
News
Propses
Charles Barg
Wilkinson Cail
Florida
Henry D Cutter
Wiliam H. Dyrenforth
Chicago
Robert P Porter
Peter J. Somers
Milwaukee
Michael Jacobs
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Cuba
William H. Dyrenforth
Dyrenforth, Dyrenforth & Lee
Dyrenforth
Washington, DC
Charles W. Phillips
Percy Ketchum
Savannah
Farmers Loam and Trust Company
Wilkinson Call
Ways and
Henry T Cutter
Hageman Drug Syndicate
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Cures Child Burns Sore Foot
A Virginia writer recalls a child burning the foot badly and developing leg sores for six years. Bucklin’s Arnica Salve allegedly cured all, listing burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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W. Heads
Joncasville
The Lady Paramount by Henry Harland
A brief notice promotes The Lady Paramount by Henry Harland author of The Cardinal's Snuff Box. It notes its new release and urges readers to read it, mentioning Miller at 39 Marietta as the seller.
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Paramount
Henry Harland
Miller
Marietta
Bijou Company Starts Third Week With A Stranger In New York
Six popular Bijou players begin week three at the Columbia presenting A A Stranger In New York Hoyt comedy. Otis Harlan Agnes Rose Lane Mary Marble Tony Hart Little Chip and others star with Wells company delivering strong singing and comedy. Special scenery and new music feature Max Hoffman directing.
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Hoyt
A&a
New York
Columbia
Atlanta
Wells
the Grand
Bijou Musical Comedy Company
Tnes
Otis Harlan
Stranger
Mary Marble
Willie Chase
Miss Marble
Tony Hart
Mr. Hart
Little Chip
McNeil
Barham
Scott
Harvey
Tormio
Lester
Hayes
Messrs Andrade
Bode Hall
Marble
John W. Barly
Mr Arly
Colmbia Bijou Musical Comedy Co
Mrs Mims Praises Jefferson Davis in Atlanta Talk
A United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering highlights Mrs Livingston Mims delivering an oration on Jefferson Davis. She recalls Davis with dignity, grace, and courtesy, praising his visit to Atlanta for the Ben Hill monument unveiling and the nation’s warm reception. The account notes crowds, floral tributes, and vivid impressions of Davis and contemporaries.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Livingston Mims
Jefferson Davis
Mims
Mr Davis
Jeff
Davis
Atlanta
Buch
Ben Hill
Georgia
Missisuppi
Alabama
Black
Augusta
Henry Grady
Longstreet
Capital City Club
Disvis
Mr. Davis
Georgia editors praise Charleston show in lengthy visit
A Georgia editors’ party of about 150 toured the Charleston exposition on the Isle of Palms with warm praise for the “City by the Sea.” They lauded the grounds, flowers, and lighting, noted Virginia and Pennsylvania day events, and highlighted Missouri and Oregon displays while praising Winthrop Normal and Industrial School efforts. The writer also mentions receptions for Governor Montague and Governor Stone, and anticipates Wagener day on May 28.
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Charleston
Isle of Palms
Ivory City
Viart
Georgia
Virginia
Daniel
Atlanta
Stone
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Missouri
Oregon
Winthrop Normal and Industrial School
Harry M. Atkinson
Wagener
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Georgia Land and Development Company
Bijou Company
Darry
Stee
Dale
Mrs. Mims
Laird, Schober & Co
World Reneowney
Winitenadl St
Weleeaeux
Glen Falls
N. Y
J. B. Palmner
Opie
Tae
DR. Long Co
Pepepee
Philadelphia
Peachtree Street
Return OF the
Wasiai Comedy Co
Gate City
Muele Addrens
Cain
DR. Stafford
Fries Hall
Wowonyight
Mcarthur's
Benchere
Serene
EE Establigy
Rubber Paint.co
Lear
Distillery
Urs
Gilmore
Cobb County
Rose
U. S
K. M. Rose
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