Midsummer Festival Parade Moves Through Atlanta Streets
A grand procession winds from Piedmont Park to Grant Park as Piedmont Expo floats and exhibits showcase Atlanta enterprise. Elephants, a king and queen, and a crowd of 1500 spectators march past stores, hotels, and cheering families amid banners, bunting, and a festive city atmosphere.
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Maritta
Decitur
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Georgia Road
Georgia Trun
Georgia Pacific
Happs
Western
Atlantic
Gala Attirg
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Southern City
Central Railroad
Euchmond
Danville
Western and Atlantic Camera
Procession and Elephant Presentation in Atlanta Park
The procession through Wildwood Avenue reached Grant Park where crowds watched the elephant and Queen Cho. Officials and spectators described the scene as the city presented an elaborate parade and a formal elephant exhibit with speeches by General Chairman H J Four and Colonel G W Adair praising the event and civic spirit.
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Atlanta
Cho
Yoo Tin
Weieus
Alane Wire and Iron Works
Cipany
H J Four
Univers Brothersington
Nate Nalina
Plu
Die Korth
Gratitad
Lormies
Cossritt Frew
Stlauta
Finta
George Wo Acur
Wall
Feas
G W Adair
Midsummer Festival Draws Vast Atlanta Parade Crowd
Thousands flocked to Atlanta for a grand Midsummer Festival parade and trade display spanning every district. Cities from Mississippi and beyond sent attendees as commerce and culture united in a record showing, with planners promising improvements each year and a repeat of the spectacular event.
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Fhirby
King Hardware Company
H M_ Boutell
J A Anderson
Jaulkner
Keelam & Moors
Manufactunn
Raun and
John J Woodside
Jim
Miss Weatside
J Daffy
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Tha ci Phant
Aewater
Kia Beautiful Rorodka
Atlanta
South
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Ida Gray
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Profssor
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EW Wilson
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Rhett
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Wilson
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Uncle Remus
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JJ Falvey
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Dresa
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Ponce de Leon Avenus
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JM Hugh
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Mormor
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L Cuesta
J J Falvey
Excelsior Steam
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