Engaged in October Bride Lillian Lochrane to Connors
Society pages announce the October 7 wedding of Lillian Lochrane to Mr. George W. Connors at the bride’s mother's Atlanta home. Miss Lochrane, daughter of the late Judge O A Lochrane and a Freeman cousin, is a noted Atlanta social figure. Connors, a South Carolina native and longtime Atlanta businessman, is active in clubs and respected socially. A separate dinner hosted by Miss Marguerite Hemphill featured Mareschal Niel roses and guest portraits.
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Lillian
George W. Connors
Wise Lochrane
Mr. Connors
Georgia
South Carolina
Sream
Atlanta
Miss Lochrane
O. A. Lochrane
Freeman
Mee
Josephine Lochrane
Sarah
Marguerite Hemphill
Sarah Marguerite
Hemphill
Peachtree
Mary Thomas
Alice May
Steele
Horténse Horne
Samuela Whitman
Martha Whitman
Mesers
Clayton.Torrence
Allert Morris,Jr
James Ragan
Dan Harrison
Lawrence Haynes
George Lowndes
Isabelle Block
Watliington
Toner
Annie Louise Hawkins
Barnett
H. A. Palmer
Stone
Fashions of Cretonne and Silk Trim At Home Informal Drive Club Party
The article describes dressmaking details for cretonne and satin trims with round corners, scalloped edges, and tonal contrasts using blue serge and foulards. It notes embroidery effects, button ornamentation, and belt and scarf styling, with light blue coats and Carrick capes as finishes. An informal bowling party followed at the Piedmont Driving Club with attendees listed.
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anlEton
Lonsdale
Carrick
Mousseline de Soils
Driving Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Era
Arkwright
Miss Coffee
Henrietta Collier
Nellie Paitiipa
Alfred Newell
Harvey Philips
Walter Colquitt
Miss Wrenne Engagement to Dr Sumpter is Announced
Nashville society notes announce the engagement of Tommie Florence Wrenne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas William Wrenne, to Dr. William David Sumpter. The couple are described as social figures with a forthcoming wedding planned as a prominent event in Atlanta and Nashville circles.
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Surapter
James . A. Sumpter
Giles County
Cumberland ‘Presbyterian Church
Spruce Street
Hugh Blair Smith
McPieetera Glasgow
Miss Wrenne
Nashville
Dr. Sumpter
Marcus Cashriel
Atlanta
H. Marcus
Missetta Cashriel
New York
Miss Cashriel
Marcus
Double Weddings and Social Notes Across the South
The piece covers multiple marriage notices and social updates from Birmingham to Dahlonega. It details engagements in Atlanta, weddings of D J Shienke and Mand Rica, Abe Rich and Sadie Alma Rice, Mamie Toy and C F Schelpert, and various local society moves, church notices, and travel plans, highlighting community leaders and regional connections.
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Birmingham
Ala
D. J. Shienke
Vicksburg
Mand Rica
Abe Rich
Sadie Alma Rice
Eighth Avenue
Morris Newfield
Shlenke
Mississipui
Rich
Jron and Brasé
Messrs. Rich
Atlanta
Buffalo
New York
Local Gleanings reflect social visits and city news
The article catalogs numerous social calls and travels around Chattanooga and nearby towns. It notes visitors from Atlanta, Macon, Decatur, Lithia, and Savannah. birthday celebrations. guests at the Lyceum box party. and residents planning trips to Owensboro, Thomson, and Clearwater. The executive board of the Woman's Cooperative Association is announced for a meeting at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, August 2.
Crop fears from Governor Aycock brother report
Governor Aycock warns of a very short crop and poor yields across crops with corn prices rising from $1.00 to $1.20 per bushel. He ties the outlook to his farmer brother’s statements and notes a historically weak cotton year affecting tenants and land yields.
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Aycock
Raleigh
N. C
Fragmented News Snippet from Historical Page
The readable text shows a garbled sentence about a benefit or event at a station with unspecified participants. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable due to OCR corruption.
Contestants Close In As Constitution Coupon Race Ends
The Constitution's big contest for trips to the Buffalo exposition nears its end with only three days left. Coupon hunters push hard, counting thousands of entries daily as Labor Day approaches the final tally and winners are to be announced.
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Buffalo
Fire
Atlanta
Constitution
Buffalo Exposition
Tse Naan Don
Hve
Murderous Mob Attack Over Mining Claims at Glacier Creek
Nome advices recount a mob of seventy masked men entering a Glacier Creek camp linked to mining-claim litigation. Richard O'Connor was shot in the groin and near death as the St Paul departed Nome. Warrants issued for the attackers, deputies awaiting word on his condition before arrests.
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San Francisco
Nome
Glacier Creek
Richard O'Connor
St. Paul
O Deputies
O'Connor
Big Rakoff Off for Lawyers in Fair Estate
San Francisco August 21. Judge Trout awards 402 157 in fees and commissions to attorneys and executors of the James G. Fair estate. Each executor to receive 30000 from the New York probate court. Total valuation around 17 871 645. Further fees expected. about 5 000 000 may remain for each of Senator Fair’s three children.
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Fair Estate
San Francisco
Trout
James G. Fair
New York
Senator Fair
Dangers Lurking in Laundries And Factory Rules
The article argues laundries face health risks from inadequate regulation. It notes that unwashed items near skin and dirty handling spread disease germs, urges factory act parity for laundries, and calls for segregated workflows like disinfecting stations to separate unwashed and washed linen. It warns domestic laundries escape inspection and may allow overwork and contamination.
Lumbermen Suffers in State Theft Probe
Attorney General Gilmer has arrived in Raleigh and will travel east to arrange indictments and prosecutions of numerous men stealing state timber. The thieves target swamp lands held by the state board of education, with the public process likely to advance in the near future.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gilmer
State Board of Education
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the State College
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