Band Concert to Open Forum on Political Situation
A 7:30 concert leads into a speaking event urging attendees to be enlightened about the political situation. The program invites the public to participate and hear perspectives from local speakers.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
9
A 7:30 concert leads into a speaking event urging attendees to be enlightened about the political situation. The program invites the public to participate and hear perspectives from local speakers.
The Georgia House unanimously passed Gen Alor Longley’s senate resolution to form joint committees to plan preserving the Civil War engine Texas and the General in permanent exhibition. The General rests in Chattanooga depot. Atlanta council seeks transfer to Grant Park at no state cost. A Macon note reports ice weight enforcement for wagons and strict future scales compliance.
An advertisement touts Imperial Remedy as a clean mold free eczema cure. It claims immediate soothing of itching burning and pain, skin cleansing and germ killing with topical application to absorbent cotton. It urges purchase at drug stores or mail order from Imperial Medicine Co Houston Texas.
Fulton county Farmers Union members held an all day meeting at Lakewood with over 200 attendees, including many women. Speakers included G. Farr T. Hawkins B. J. Wooten and H. E Stockbridge who discussed Chamber of Commerce positions on bonded warehouses and the interdependence of city and country.
Two well-fed cars of Inglis farmers passed through Macon on their way to Florentia to join trucking and gardening interests in the southern state. They were enthusiastic over prospects to improve their condition, traveling south on account of favorable Nebt to which the truck and farm advantages had been shown to them.
Frank Weldon chronicles a Buick team led by B V Connerat completing a nonstop circuit around Georgia. From Atlanta to Savannah, through mud and flooded tracks, the driver maintains speed on rough roads proving the Buick’s value. Connerat is praised as a skilled executive with strong salesmanship helping the Atlanta branch rank among top General Motors distributors. First Georgia cotton bale shipped from Albany sells for 27 cents a pound at public outcry.
Discontented raffle participants sue Bernards over a house prize while multiple divorce actions unfold including Susie Prim against Tenac Prim for habitual drunkenness and suspected fault, and Siman Aderheld against Janes Aderheld for alleged cruelty. Judge Pendleton grants charter to Southern Mining Company and authorizes property reconveyance tied to a loan.
The Constitution sent staff photographer Francis Price on a statewide road tour to capture compelling images. He braved floods and varied locales to photograph roads, scenes, and marine views for motor touring coverage in a historic newspaper feature.
A limited readable appeal urges Fulton County voters to back George Wentmoreland for the general assembly in the August 28, 1910 primary. The letter notes the writer will be away on election day and asks friends for support.
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