Georgia Leaders Foresee Unprecedented Prosperity Amid War
Georgia business figures voice optimism for a strong fall and beyond. Bankers, merchants, and farmers cite lower debt, larger crops, and improved finances as proof of a decades‑stronger economy, despite war. They predict steady gains as warehousing and holding moves expand and confidence returns.
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Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
P E.W. Stetson
Citizens National Bank
Macon
United States
England
South
Laewronney pecelGent Neo Irét National ‘Bank
Waycross
Great Britain
J. A. Streyer
Dublin
Savannah
Payne Memorial to Host Special Young People's Service
A special service is planned at Payne Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday at 10 40 a m with a program and speakers to be named. The event aims to encourage enlistment and will feature Dr. Duval assisting.
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Payne Memorial Methodist Chutch
Dr. Duval
Low Wages Cited as Core of Labor Unrest
Kansas City August 28 The federal commission on Industrial Relations led by Frank F. Walsh finds low wages as the root cause of widespread labor unrest. The report details wage oppression and employer power, urging citizens and government to act to secure the full product of labor. The findings highlight organized labor, corporate control, and threats to social order, with calls for education and agitation to achieve fair wages and justice.
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Kansas City
Frank F. Walsh
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Congress
Walsh
John B. Lennon
James O'Connell
Austin B. Garretson
Paint Stores End Weekday Hours In Half Day Saturday
Paint retailers approve permanent Saturday closures, adopting 1 PM closing year round. The agreement covers firms including FJ Cooledge & Son, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Tripod Paint, Southern Paint and Varnish, Dowley & Gay, West Lumber, and Georgia Paint and Glass.
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Elm- Cloyera
Cooledge & Sona
Pittsburgh Plate ‘Glass Co
Tripod’ Paint Co
Southern Paint and Varnish Works
Dowley & Gay Paint Co
West Lumber Co
The
Georgia Paint and Glass Company
Methodist Pastor Preaches on Worldliness in Life and Christ
St Paul Methodist pastor Deowney Williams will preach today at morning service on The Influence of Worldliness on Christian Life and at night on The New Creature in Christ.
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Deowneyy Wuillian
Christ
United Daughters of the Confederacy Leadership Roster
A roster listing officers and addresses for the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Georgia and nearby states. President Mrs W D Lamas, Vice President H M Franklin Tennille, Recording Secretary Zerulon Walker, Corresponding Secretary M S Hayek, Treasurer Mattie Kuhlerly, with state editor J E Bend and contributions to the Confederate Museum and separate dues notices for certificates of membership at 15 cents each.
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W. D. Lamas
Macon
H. M.’ Franklin
Tennille
Prident
Mars
Zerulon Walker
Clitton
Dresden
Vereen
Moultrie
Ms. Hayeb
Montesuma
Duncan Brown
Slacon
Gas
Mattie Khuerley
Romi Gayreste
Howard
Ponce de Laon Atenue
James
Wsterlat
Mes
J. E ‘A Bend
Georgia
Richmond
RL. Nesbitt
Widdell Street
Allahia
Norgle
Helen
Trax Bepkwen
Wen Paint
FL R. Williams
Newton
N.C
Cenla
United Daughters of the Confederacy Convenes in 1915
Georgia requests votes for president general and delegates for the twenty second UDC convention at Francisco California October 19 20 1915 with credential rules proxy voting and required deadlines. Bellevue hotel Berkeley details and tours plan for officials and members across divisions.
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Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Georgia
General Committee
C. H. Miller
Oakland
Cal
West
B.D. B. Lamar
Georgia U. D.C
United Daughters
Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Francisco
Sal
Mra
Clement Hi. Miller
Cralemary Coramittea
East
Etter
Flw
Baker
East Holton Street
Savannah
Bellevue Hotel
UW. D. C
Hotel Somerton
Hazel Stewart
Wwe
Belevue
Colorado
Los Angeles
CH. Gatly
Raleigh
N.C
Denver
Gala
San Diego
San Angeles
C.D. C
Arlington Confederate Monument Association
Koningham Monument’ Committee
A. Behe Educational Committee
Aea
Oereget
Eas
Lily Turner chapter reports lively U D C meeting
The Lily Turner chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a season's meeting at Mrs J Mitchell home. The group plans a four child gift to Gordon grammar school and to stage a play to fund their educational efforts. The chapter expects strong support at the next convention.
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Lily &. Turner
Spidien of the Confederacy
Violinists and Pianists Elevate Musical Program
Violinists and pianists render the musical program far above the ordinary. They always serve daint refreshments and make their soul features altogether lovely. The chapter is exceedingly fortunate in having a leader who can guide them into worthwhile endeavors.
Sidney Lanier Chapter Commends Mrs Lamar
The Sidney Lanier chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy commends Mrs Walter Lamar the state president. The chapter notes Ruth Rutherford would be reelected president general but withdrew graciously. They affirm Mrs Lamar is a distinguished member and express confidence in her judgment while regretting the general organization loss.
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Reas
Walter Lamar
Georgia Alvision
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Rutherford
Lamar
Hidney Lanier Chapter
Walter Grace
Winter Garden Planting Guide for Young Folks
Early September planting guidance for a green winter garden. Rows of lettuce like Big Boston, turnips with ruta bagas, five rows of onions, and white onion sets. Advice includes fertilizing with well rotted horse manure, nitrate of soda dressings, spacing, and watering. Also suggests planting rape as a hardy alternative and notes regional favorites in Virginia and Carolina farms.
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Boston
Virginia
Carolina
Georgia
Winter Garden Plants and Flowers for Cold Weather
The notice promotes planting perennials such as Oriental poppies and hollyhocks in winter, with tips on flowers like foxglove and canterbury bells. It highlights preparing soil for a rose bed and mentions local garden club leaders and members in Oakland and Atlanta.
Hebrew School Program Today At 90 Capitol Avenue
United Hebrew school at Jewish Educational Alliance building announces a public examination followed by a musical program in the assembly hall. Rabbis from local synagogues will prepare costumes. All welcome, no admission charged. Program begins at o'clock this afternoon.
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United Hebrew School
Jewish Educational Alliance
Capitol Avenue
Assembly Hall
Alliance
Cleanse the Blood Banish Rheumatism
Advertisement extolls S. S. S. blood tonic as a remedy for rheumatism and general weakness. Claims sufferers improved after “poison” cleared from blood and vitality returned. Encourages readers to obtain S. S. S. from druggists or contact S. S. Co. in Atlanta for advice.
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S. S
S. S. Co
Atlanta, Ga
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Jacob S. Collins
National Bank of Savannah
H. E. Kelley
Cherokee National Bank
Rome
J. & J. Henderson
Ocilla Southern Railroad Company
Ocilla
J.B. Yates
Jones Grocery Company
P. Grant
Fairbanks Company
EB. A. Chappell
Cox & Chappell Company
W. D. Couch
Couch Bros. Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
MM. V. Mahoney
Wrightaville and Tennille Railroad Company
Thomas
Purse
Arrington Brothers & Co
Augusta
Bays Son
R P. Spencer
Phoenix Bank
Columbus
Europe
Fairfax
Mary Chilton
Heppelwhite
Pat Revere
Washington
Chantilly
Lady Baltimore
Maier & Berkele,Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Manchester Home Trade Association of England
Industrial Commission
St. Paul
Methodist
Darnesville
Sidney Lanier
Mrs. Lamar
Ida Hyava
Pirot
A. B. Porter
8. C. Moore
J. A. Seldon
oSecretary
A. F. Holt
J. H., Boone
MHS
Clom P. Steed
Crosses
Stdner Lanier Chanter
Tnited Daughters of the Confederacy
Department OF Home Gardens
Beaufort Mathews
Home Garden League
Banner Gardener
Hebrew Home
Sam Pasko
Meredith Mason
Murphey Avenue
Cate
Louis Ingram
Park Street
Tuy
Richard Brlovied
Lynch Street
City
Mary Mengan
Clark Street
John Cooper
Juniper Street
Quida Prichard
Woodberry Girls
Peachtree
Mps
B. J. King, Sr
Hebrew School
Tle
Atlanta Constitution
By Willis J. Abbot
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick CO
Stein-Bloch
Society Brand
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Crofut & Knapp
Manhattan
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