Expect Fair Fund to Reach Eighty Thousand Dollars
The article discusses a large fundraising effort for a fair in Atlanta led by multiple local businesses and civic leaders. It details subscription totals, committee duties, and plans to raise about 80 000 dollars with significant contributions from firms like Atlanta Trunk and Bag Co and Pattillo Lumber Co. It notes the convassing committee's reduction in meetings and aims to complete subscriptions soon under chairperson Tyann Egten and committee members.
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Georgia Warthouse and Cootiigston Co
Sarahnah
Thomas F
Stone Bikins Co
Singer
Byron Betts
T . Moore
John L. Moore & Sons
Atlanta Land
Pattitlo Lumber Co
Fred
Stewart
Frank Mo
Inman “S
Atlanta Trunk and Bag Co
Durand Austin Bros Big Chief Tobacco
B. Deerint
Lamar Rankin Drug Co General Insuringe Agency
Elkin Drug Co
Fan
Stephenson Ce Dpe
Griffin, Construction, Co & J Warner de RF
Prenguss
Renerte Grand Tata
Wilkinson announces bid to entertain supporters
The article notes Crescent Wilkinson’s push to entertain committee backers as he praises volunteers and special support for the movement at a luncheon. Speaker remarks, thanks to the Retail Butchers and Grocers Association, and a suggested note of thanks to Chair Ina Allen are mentioned amid brief speeches and applause.
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Cresent Wilkinson
Binig
Uta Hupers
Park Comimeasaner
O Gochran
Frank Bell
Camp Limest
Rhodes Brogky Morgan
Woo Roigat
Ina Allen
Recorder Admits Fearful Mistake At Knot Tying Court
In a courtroom the recorder acknowledged a grave error linked to a marriage ceremony. He spoke of breaking trust with Joe and Ella, apologizing for the disruption, and said he would still support the couple as they proceed with a bridal tour to the stockade for thirty days.
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Tohson
Merning
Joe
Ella
Joe Rib
Guy Moon
Faure
Fila
Demented Negro Preacher Disrupts U S Court Hearing
In a federal district court a black preacher became demented during a trial, delivering chaotic outbursts and preaching from the stand. The scene included interruptions by deputies as witnesses and defense counsel attempted to maintain order amid the disruption.
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U. S. Court
Laciel
Tral
Federal District Court
Westmorelind
Cnet
Fulg Newmar
Deficit to guarantors in Chapman Alexander revival
Executive committee letters sent to all guarantors noting a deficit of 2715 dollars. Dr Marion Hunchurman and W E Newill issued the calls from the committee after a six week revival, with total expenses 61715 and receipts about 9000, hoping 50 percent of guarantors contribute. further calls possible if needed. Evangels were thanked and message sent to Asheville NC before the Charlotte meeting in April.
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Chapman Alexander
Eonenses
Marion Hunchurman
W E Newill Treasuer
Steun
Chapman
Tlesander
Asheville
Charlotte
Fifth Ward Report Tonight On Jitney Bus Improvements
Fifth Warders will hear a report tonight at 4 o'clock in the auditorium of the English Avenue school. The fitness committee chaired by Dc Owens and the street committee led by NOW Buhels will present progress on a new reading ordinance and ward improvements including a baseball diamond and tennis court. County commissioners have agreed to fund the work with cooperative support from the parish board. a special committee will report progress tonight.
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Dc Owens
Buhels
Maddox
Cadwell to Have Paper with March 11 launch
Cadwell plans a new weekly paper in Tidwell with Dodge County Herald collaboration. Funelord announces a first issue scheduled the first week of April, inviting local citizens to support the startup and publish the early edition in a prominent Eastelan Parkclath setting.
M A Club Put Into Receivership By Mrs. Tabarini
The Thertriowl and Mechimeal 3s soulibion Club on Porssth street near Eukid duwptown locker organization is under receivership by order of Ty the Dell. Mrs Mia Minos iabarini leads the battle within the organization amid accusations of mismanagement by Mo Metilan manager. Club remains open under interim oversight as Mrs IMbrint pleads for dissolution of partnerships.
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Thertriowl
3Ssoulibion Club
Porssth Street
Eukid
Wis
Dell Wednes Diy
Mia Minos Iabarini
Jabuim
Oun Mo Metilan
Mig Tabatl
Thomas A Topley
Imbrint Alee
Petars
Mir Labainl
Sheriff and Jurors Involved in Auto Incident
An accident report describes a sheriff and several jurors hurled from a vehicle during a trial period. The injured party sustained a broken leg and other injuries. Immediate details about the event remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
Wife Secures Divorce From Lieutenant Speer
A divorce was granted to a wife from Lieutenant Speer amid a sequence of legal and official proceedings. The action centers on the dissolution of marriage and involves filings indicating fault and custody considerations. Local observers note the case reflects strained relations and official paperwork typical of such separations.
Two Ladies Injured In Collision At City Corner
Wednesday morning Dr O Smith's wife and Miss Iva Dorsey were injured when his car collided with a trolley at Gunmally and Ormond Street. Mrs Smith sustained a broken arm and facial cuts. Dorsey may be internally injured. Both were taken to Grady Hospital for treatment.
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O Smith
Iva Dorsey
Spring Clothing Deals At Edgewood Street Shop
Warm days prompt spring wardrobe push. A local shop at 12 Edgewood promises affordable suits, claiming prices as low as $15.00 and avoiding discount gimmicks. The Watsonsane Shop reportedly never reduces their stated price.
Collie Poisoning Case Eyed By Police
Orr of 981 Camtol Avenue reports a poisoning at his home prompting City detectives to investigate with UPIGUL reports. The incident involved a colt and another animal, and Orr insisted authorities pursue the matter to identify the poisoners.
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Orr
Camtol Avenue
Cly
Fler Price Colt & Otch
Vrs Orr
Jitney Fight Sparks Civic Pride in Council Chamber
Citizens protest flawed traffic rule proposals as streets brim with cars and noisy buses. They decry costly licensing, bonds, and taxes for jitneys, arguing new limits will cripple the service and crowd public schools and streets with vehicles. The piece condemns the existing ordinance as insufficient and calls for fair treatment of jitneys.
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Street Railway
Atlanta
Sweet Land of Liberty
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