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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1919
Page
4
Georgia Baptists mobilize a statewide drive led by five state directors to fund a major campaign. Church leaders report strong support from pastors and laywomen, with enthusiasm rising across counties as plans progress.
Caior Utley Mollso Marine Corps recalls Nash Quad as a standout motor vehicle earning high honor for reliability in distant postings. Major Upley notes Quads' role in transport, supply, and communications, with Marine operations across Samoa 1899 to Vera Haiti and Santo Domingo postwar duties.
Henry DeVault has been named manager of the firms Far East office, with plans to open an Orient office for the practice of accountancy. He will leave Atlanta this week to attend a firm meeting in New York before departing for the new post in China. The announcement noted his years of service and leadership as an executive and accountant.
County commissioners of Mitchell County decide on the county tax levy for the year with a millage for county purposes and a mill for schools. Local bond tax for Sale City was adjusted. The county started the year with a $5,000 surplus, reducing the need to raise tax rates to meet interest and redemption obligations on road bonds.
Governor Dorsey chairs a session of the Cotton Association urging broad southern unity beyond partisan aims. He warns farmers bankers and businessmen to attend in large numbers and calls attention to inflated prices and failed balance between wages and manufactured goods while planning informal delegate discussions.
A telegraphic note reports the superintend ent Lett nigh for Boston via Atlanta to attend the annual meeting of the American Bar Association. The message mentions centen ene Hone organization and a transfer recommendation, with a reminder not to forget it if you move.
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