Cotton Convention Called For Atlanta
A meeting is called by Charles Barrett of the National Farmers Union and J J Brown of the Georgia Farmers Union to discuss the 1915 cotton crop, warehouses, and financing. It will be held at the state capitol at 10 o'clock Tuesday September 21 with all Georgia farmers and business interests invited to attend. The organizers warn of a serious market situation and urge close cooperation to avert crisis following the National Farmers' Convention.
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Charles 3. Barrett
Natonal ‘Farmers Union
J. J. Brown
Georgia Farmers’ UN
Ita
Atante
State
Termere’ Union
All Farmers and Busl
Atlanta
Georgia
Gotton
Gets It For Corns Says It’s Pain Free and Easy
A historic ad touts a painless corn remedy claiming quick results. It emphasizes broad popularity and millions of users, presenting the product as effortless to apply and widely trusted in the postered world.
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Wrence& Co
Chicago
Pellagra Cure Promises Hope From Patented Remedy
Hillsboro resident Alan J. W. Turner testifies Pellagra is curable using a product named Maughn's. He describes severe symptoms, including sunburn red hands and mouth sores, and urges readers to obtain the remedy or Cox box salve with money-back guarantee if it fails.
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Hillsboro
Alan J. W. Turner
Pelle
Maughn
Cox
Snoney la
Fragmentary OCR Mailer Item Mentions Kinsey and Crop
A garbled OCR fragment references Kinsey and crop terms with unclear context. It mentions names and a person initials J. J. Brow and an entity Nattosal, but lacks coherent event details or dates.
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J. J. Brow
Plans for Second Seeing Georgia Tour Launched
An Atlanta Chamber of Commerce meeting laid plans for a second Seeing Georgia tour starting in south Georgia and ending in north Georgia. Hon. J. D. Price was elected general chairman, with Frank L. Bond as secretary. An executive committee of five set to route details, confirming Macon Athens Commerce Gainesville Tallulah Falls Dahlonega Tate Rome Marietta and Atlanta as mandatory route stops.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgie
South Georgia
North Georgia
J. D. Price
Georgia
Georgia Chamber, of Commerce
Frank L. Bond
Atlante
Price
W. J. Dabney
Macon
Athene
Commerce
Gainesville
Tallalan Falls
Dahlonega
Tate
Rome
Marietta
Atlanta
Charles J. Haden
T. R. Gentry
Webb
Sam Tate
Tats
Fred Houser
J. W. Hancock
P. G Brumby
Edward Young
Clarke
Quitman
A. H. Sykes
Athens
P. G. Carter
McCartney
B.S. Hunnicutt
Tallulah
Smith
Dan
Konegg
P. G. Brumby
Mariett F. Carter
Hardy E.R. Byrd
AL Fiesch
B S. Barker
H. B. Smith
HY. Clarke
Frank L Boyd
Ruralist Press
Augusta to aid crop diversification across state
A Merchants and Manufacturers' association committee in Augusta proposed a crop diversification campaign for counties surrounding Augusta. Georgia Chamber of Commerce President Charles J. Haden spoke on diversification. The plan targets Richmond, Columbia, McDuffie, Warren, Lincoln, Glascock, Burke, Jefferson, Jenkins, Emanuel, Washington, Wilkes, and Taliaferro counties with immediate arrangements to follow.
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Augusta
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Board of Commissioners of
The
Association
Richmond
Columbia
McDuffie
Warren, Lincoln, Glascock, Burke, Jefferson, Jenkins, Emanuel
Washington, Wilkes and
Taliaferro Counties
Failure of pistol to fire saves life of officer Newport
A bad cartridge saved Officer Newport’s life Friday night when he and Officer Burton cornered three men in Darktown. Will Shields aimed a pistol. the gun misfired, averting a fatal shot. Shields faced $500 bond, while Henry Jackson and Will Dalton paid $25.75 fines. All three from Armour Station were jailed after the incident.
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Newport
Porliceman
Burton
Darktown
Will Shields
Armour Station
Now Ready to Furnish The Children of Atlanta With New Geographies
The Atlanta board of education settled the geography controversy and plans to supply Tarr and McMurray geographies via the Southern School Book Depository. The deal covers 58 cents for the first book and 1 cent for the second, with McMillan Company guaranteeing wholesale prices. local distributors set the retail price.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Tarr & McMurray
Southern School ‘Book Depository
McMillan Company
Governor Reappoints Judge James K. Hines
Governor Harris on Saturday reappointed Judge James K. Hines as special attorney for the state railroad commission. This marks the third such commission he has held, after first being appointed by Governor Smith in 1907 and later reappointed by Governor Grover in 1941.
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Harris
James “K. Hines
State Railroad Commission
Hines
Smith
Govarnor
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Kinsey
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James K. Hines
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J. M. High CO
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J. M. High
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