LaGrange Boosters End Second Auto Trade Tour
LaGrange boosters completed a two day southern route tour of merchants trade events in LaGrange Georgia on August 22 with minor incident a child injured by car near West Point while crowd praised hospitality at each stop from West Point to Laurange plans for a large September barbecue to thank communities and expand trade outreach officials praised the chamber of commerce for organizing a successful event aimed at growing LaGrange western Georgia commerce.
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LaGrange
Merchants’ Trade Tour
Ble LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
West Point
Nesto
Trox Bankston
Jones Crossroads
Salem
David Wisdom
Chipley
W. A. Reeves
Chamber of Commerce
M. Bugg
Methodist Church of
White Sulphur Springs
Durand
Harris
Greenville
Stains
Cireenville
Ghessaville
Mountsville
Stovall
Big Springs
Laurange
Georgia
Berlin trade secretary to address local manufacturers
George S. Atwood, secretary of the American Association of Commerce and Trade of Berlin and a Boston native, visits Atlanta guest of George Ss. May of Kirkwood. The organization has members across European capitals and Atwood, though American, wields strong influence in trans-Atlantic trade with American manufacturers seeking European markets.
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Berlin
George S. Atwood
American Association of Commerce and Trade of
Boston
Atlanta
George Ss. May
Kirkwood
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Mr. Atwood
Trade reps. in Europe highlight barriers to American goods
The piece notes American factory representatives abroad often failed to gain real trade support from foreign governments, as federal officials overseas are not tasked with commerce promotion. It cites Mr. Atwood who studied European trade conditions and observed limited utility of government representation for trade in foreign markets.
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Mr. Atwood
Atlantic
Atwood
Remington Wahl adding and subtracting typewriter debut
The Remington Wahl adding and subtracting typewriter showcases acme of simplicity in labor saving devices. In Atlanta it has been installed at Southern Express and several firms including Crane, Nunnally, Royal Insurance, and Schlesinger Meyer Baking, operated by Francis Marion Perry a 12 year old Marist student at 323 Courtland Street, proving the machine's ease of use and broad adoption.
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Remington Typewriter Company
Remington-Wahl
Atlanta
Southern Express Company
Crane Company
Nunnally Company
Royal Insurance Company
Schlesinger-Meyer Baking Company
Terminal Station
Francis Marion
Courtland Street
A. T. Perry
Francis
Marist College
Francis Marion Perry
American trade growth in Berlin linked to Atwood guiding buyers and sellers
Mr Atwood explains that the Berlin based American Association of Commerce and Trade connects sellers and buyers directly through the American trade board. The consular service provides referrals, asserts sales depend on merit, and will present results to chambers of commerce in Atlanta, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toronto, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit.
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American Association of Commerce and Trade
Berlin
American Trade Board
Mr. Atwood
Atwood
Atlanta
For Stenographers Phone Miss Hitt Ivy 1774
Underwood Typewriter Office offers stenographic help and typing services. Contact Miss Hitt by telephone Ivy 1774 for prompt assistance and reliable transcription.
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Ivy
Underwood Typewriter Office
Crawley and Cooper Win in Ware County
Waycross Ga August 22 Special Crawley and Cooper won the representatives contest over Cowart and Morton Crawley led with 885 votes Cooper had 829 and Cowart 786 Judge Sweat won the Fifth District Senate race with 776 votes while his nearest rival Calhoun trailed with 475
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Waycross
JL. Crawley
L. J. Cooper
James Cowart
Allen Morton
Crawley
Cooper
Cowart
J. L. Sweat
T. H. Calhoun
Sumter Winners Named in Georgia Legislative Contest
In Sumter Americas Ga August 22 special the legislative race produced J E Sheppard and Crawford Wheatley as house nominees defeating E A Nisbett and John T Ferguson. Sheppard and Wheatley previously served in the district's assembly, with a tight vote of 13 400 total. Williams re elected solicitor general over L J Blalack by a large majority across the six counties. Also notes Southern Railway round trip tickets Chattanooga August 24 with trains at 3 00 p m and 5 10 p m good to return after sale date or morning train August 26.
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Americas
Sumter
J. E Sheppard
Crawford Wheatley
House
E. A. Nisbett
John T. Ferguson
Sheppard
General Assembly
Wheatley
Southwestern Judicial Circuit
James R. Williams
L. J. Blalack
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Graham Named Judge Of Oconee Circuit
McRae Ga August 22 Special E P Graham defeated Judge J H Martin for judge of the Oconee circuit. Graham received 1800 majority in the circuit.
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Graham
Oconee
Federal Horticultural Commission Named by Wilson
Washington August 24 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson named the federal horticultural commission to enforce the plant quarantine law to prevent entry of neglected or diseased plants trees shrubs and seeds. A R Marlatt is chairman with W A Orton vice chairman, Peter Bisset A L F Burgess and George B Sudworth as members.
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A. LF. Burgess
George B. Sudworth
The
Forest Service
City work sought but woman resists offer
An authorized statement cites a scheme where business methods target women and girls for exploitation. The speaker claims to hold the owners' names and sufficient evidence, noting that ordinances are straightforward. The woman’s reply was a firm refusal to participate.
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Department For Savings
Third National Bank
Frank Hawkins
KR. W. Byers
A. M. Bergstrom
W. B. Summers
A. J. Hansell
LA Grange Boosters
George
Maier & Berkele, Ing. Diamond Merchants
Whitehall St
Glorges Atwood
Pho
Ny Ferce
Ware County
Sheppard and Wheatley
Travelers Bank and Trust Co
Rountree Trunk & Bag CO
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