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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1913

Page

7

Governor Slaton and Shoa firm expand southward

Lucius McGonnell and Carl Henson display a large sign at the Kimball house as they promote A. & Christopher Shoa company footwear. The firm, just under its first year with this organization, is rapidly spreading across the South and has entered Florida for the first time, securing a sizable Greensite order.

Lucius McGonnell Carl Henson Kimball House A. & Christopher Shoa Company South Florida Greensite

Georgia Senator Speech and Atlanta Visit Highlight Convention

An excerpted diary recounts Governor Jack Slaton delivering a strong speech at a Georgia convention in Atlanta. The writer notes local pride, remarks by Mayor Woodward, and various speakers, with social visits to The Constitution firing line, Tip Top bread fanfare, and a theater outing. The Plackwell-Wielandy firm shows in Atlanta with Ine G Gwynn and J W Downing. Ward Truitt reports strong sales during convention week.

Jack Slaton Georgy Cracker Mister Woodward Atlanty Mister Vaughan Mister Crowed Sister FU Constitution Barton Morgan Atlanta Shore Mirandy Alf Truitt Ward- Truitt Company Ke Hirshberg Tsm Forsyth Theater Pont 1 Hawkins Plackwell-Wielandy Company Ine G. Gwynn J. W W. Downing Mr. Gwynn Mr. Downing Mississippi

Runyon Returns to Atlanta for Merchants Convention

W W Runyon of Portsmouth Steel Co in Portsmouth Ohio again visits Atlanta to attend the southern merchants convention and says nothing could keep him away. He emphasizes his commitment to the industry and ties Portsmouth to southern trade.

W. W. Runyon Portsmouth Steel Company Portsmouth Ohio Atlanta

Richmond shoe representative eyes cotton crop upswing

Walter Lockhart of W H Miles Shoe Co Richmond is at the Kimball house with samples. He says he is expecting substantial business increases as cotton prospects improve. A native of Mayeville Ga, he is the north Georgia representative for the firm.

W. H. Miles Shoe CO Richmond Virginia Kimbail Walter Lockhart W. H. Miles Shoe Company Kimball House Ingo Mr. Lockhart North Georgia Mayeville

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