Callaway to Be On Commission in Georgia
Atlanta business leader Callaway of LaGrange is favored for one railroad commission seat with a northern Atlanta figure likely to fill the other. Governor Smith’s move to appoint two new members proceeds as meetings set to organize the commission. Bain D Jones, Judge George Hillyer, and Paul Trammell are among those under consideration.
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Sam D. Jones
Atlanta
Stove Works
Judge Hudder
Paul Trammell
Railroad Commission
Puller
Callaway
LaGrange
Smith
Mr Callaway
Bain D Jones
Atlanta Stove Works
George Hillver
Paul Trammel
Dalton
Jorea
Conferenza Wien
Montgomery
Verasr Smith
Bilfie
Superior Court
Trammell 15
Whitfield County
South Georgia
McLendon
Thomasile
C B Stevens
Ter Fel Ceumsy
Cornelia
Habersham County
H W
Stata
Bheing
Callawa
Ann Fa
Ittla
Mcfendon
Commission
Mara
George F. Montgomery
Caparus Moore
Bayvannah
Moore
Augusta
Mough
Wo F McCau- Wey
RJ Davant
Miss Maggie Childs Obituary Shocks City Friends
Miss Maggie Childs daughter of Mrs L A Childs died last Wednesday. She was among the city's most attractive young women and enjoyed wide circle of friends who mourn her passing.
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Maggie Childs
Cahilda
Bereavement Notice for Misa After Illness
During the last illness Misa died and her parents and friends extend sympathy. Friends showed great solicitude for her recovery and her death came as a great shock to all who knew her.
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Misa
Mower Hobart Company Shows Off Office Furniture Line
The Mower Hobart Company on South Broad Street expands its showroom and highlights a new range of high grade office furniture. Dr W W T Ellison purchased recent display items, underscoring the firm’s refined style and substantial prices.
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Mower & Hobart
Mower
Hobart Company
South Broad Street
Ww T Ellison
Mower Eobart Company
Mower Hinbart Company
Mower Abn
Court House Closed For Summer Break Ends Saturday
In the courts the court house and county offices announce removal of half holiday after next Saturday. Offices reopen the following Tuesday with regular hours and a lively scene as summer duties resume.
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Court House Willne
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Instant Relief
Many sufferers urged to try Eclipse Catarrh Cure with a trial sample. The ad claims instant relief from catarrh, clears stuffed passages, heals irritated membranes, and offers a week’s treatment for twenty five cents. Testimonials from M. C. Black of Anderson and others praise the remedy and urge readers to request the booklet and address Eclipse Medicine End, Atlanta.
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Jena
M. C. Black
Anderson
Addreye Eclipse Medicine End
Atlanta
Forty Million More Property Tax Gains in Georgia Digest
The comptroller general reports a state net gain of about 70 million dollars from property tax returns and assessments for 1906 to 1909 with nearly 700 million in total property values. Burke and McIntosh counties show gains while sixteen counties post losses totaling about 931 thousand dollars. Final gains depend on contested corporate assessments, with expected reductions possibly cutting the total by half, yet the state’s property options still reach a record level.
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Yesteday
Burke
McIntosh
Comptroller General
Boards of Arbitration
Temperance Views on Beer as a Nonintoxicant Beverage
The Duluth Herald champions beer as a temperance aid arguing it is a nonintoxicating malt beverage despite critics. It claims prohibition efforts fail and urges promoting non intoxicant lager beer to curb drunkenness by separating whiskey from beer in public consumption. The piece cites editor William Marion Reedy praising beer as healthful and civilizing, comparing German beer culture to moral progress and national vitality.
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Duluth ‘Herald
Northwest
Puuuth Flerald
William Marion Reedy
Joue Mirror
Good Bear
Germany
Europe
United States
Lord Ballsbury
Great Britain
France
Labor Parade A Big Event With Atlanta Unions
Committee on Speakers and Program submits concurrent reports for the Labor Day parade. Details for marshals, divisions, and events are announced along with prize money for races and the registration deadline. A gathering at Fame Hall is planned for speeches and entertainment.
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Lise
Prinses
Cabanis
Cabaniss
Cabaniz
Ams
Marshall Puckett
Chiries Hirsch
Ben Ronenthal
W Op Andrews
Logal
Ike Riley
T J Black
Joi
Paindexter
JD Stevens
Maton
Mason and George Gotha
Root Bowden
Magram Meade
Tabor
Fame Hall
Deta
Tnnoaneca
Terman Agricola
Ite
Pro Midegg
Foant Rae
Far Pave
Wither
Episcopal Baren
Waa
Garrett Chessman
Mittchell Street
Mitchell
Anti-Drug Law Goes Into Effect in City
The new anti-drug law took effect yesterday and most city druggists refused to sell to habitual users while others were unaware of the change and made sales. Dr W Eikin noted he was mailing circulars statewide explaining provisions to avoid penalties and prevent exploitation. Davis & Co opened a large saw mill in Atlanta area and plan a gin and grist mill later to meet the rising cotton processing needs.
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W . Eikin, Jruha
State Pharmaceutical Association
Atlanta
George Ga
Davis & Co
Monlac
W of Vaughn Shot in Phenix City Duel in 1900s
Columbus Georgia reports Vaughn shot through the head in a pistol duel with the Phenix City marshal. Despite a large bullet entering the skull and traversing the brain, Vaughn remained conscious and spoke to doctors, with hopeful indications for recovery.
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Columbus
Vaughn
Phenix City
Ala
Stiil
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Columbus Buggy Co
E. D. Crane & CO
Capitol
Mr. George
Whitehall
MASON
Pinsere
China
Weco
McClure Ten-Cent Co
Hunter
Carl & Carl
Sadie Carl
St. Nicholas Auditorium
Ponce DE Leon Park
Rekiaw
L J Davies
George
F Murray
Wills Musical Comedy Co
Sweet
Muldoon’s
Muldoon
Mary
Ieee
Lyom Sale
Jacobs Pharmacy
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